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Posts published under the DevOps account are collective contributions by the dbi services DevOps consultants. The practice covers Kubernetes and container platforms, CI/CD toolchains, and infrastructure automation with Ansible and Terraform, including the YaK framework for multi-cloud deployments, helping organizations make their infrastructure reproducible, scalable, and efficient.

124 posts since October 2015

LVM : How to extend a Volume Group

In this article we’ll going to explore on how to extend a partition which resides in a Logical Volume. LVM (Logical Volume Manager) is a great tool for managing your storage devices on a Linux host. Lets start with some vocabulary. In the order of the lowest layer (hard disks) towards the highest layer (the file system): Your hard disks… 

MongoDB Installation

In this blog posting we will see how to install MongoDB on a Linux distribution. MongoDB is supported for Linux, Mac, Windows and Solaris. Linux distribution First, determine your Linux distribution in order to download the appropriate MongoDB binaries. cat /proc/version MongoDB is supported on the following operating systems: Platform 3.2 3.0 2.6 Amazon Linux × × × Debian 7… 

Introduction to MongoDB

MongoDB is an open source NoSQL database management system document-oriented. MongoDB allows the manipulation of structured and unstructured data. It is schema-less and can be used to store a large data volume. This blog is explaining the main principle of the DBMS. MongoDB stores data in documents. These documents are stored in BSON types, the JSON binary format. Actually, we… 

MongoDB Days Paris

Tuesday, October 6th 2015, I attended to MongoDB Days France in Paris. The presentation was directly organized by MongoDB (10gen). Several presentations have be done to show how to use and deploy MongoDB in real cases. MongoDB is a NoSQL database that provide high availability, data sharding and good performances in specific contexts. The event started with 2 global sessions…