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Killing zombie processes is important to manage our systems. Actually, this is not only a good way to manage our servers. In GreenOps practices, killing zombie processes has many positive points for us. Usually, we manage zombie processes for the following reasons: In the practice of Green Software, it is essential to maximize the efficiency […]
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What is Kepler? Kepler (Kubernetes-based Efficient Power Level Exporter) is an open-source project designed to help monitor and optimize the energy consumption of workloads running on Kubernetes clusters. It provides real-time insights into the power usage of different components in a Kubernetes environment, enabling users to make more energy-efficient decisions in managing their workloads. Kepler
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In the last article, we have setup PCP on the managed Linux servers. In this article, we’ll setup the environment to run Ansible Rulebooks and implement them. Implement Ansible Rulebook Note that you need to install ansible-rulebook and other necessary packages. You can find all of necessary information in the official site here: https://ansible.readthedocs.io/projects/rulebook/en/stable/installation.html Ready
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Don’t Save Too Much Managing file systems to ensure they do not become constantly full is crucial in regular server operations. However, did you know that this is not only a best practice for server operations but also a best practice in the context of IT GreenOps? This is because the more data a server
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