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Getting Started with Rancher & Kubernetes

During my time working at Azoi (a startup), I was responsible for maintaining Gitlab for my team along with various other self-hosted internal services. When I first setup Gitlab in 2013, it was quite a task, as setting it up would involve configuring various services using provided scripts and a lot of luck. Fortunately, I found Bitnami Gitlab package to make that process easier. However initial setup is one thing and keeping up with the latest releases was a nightmare.

Fast forward to 2016, I joined eInfochips as Solutions Consultant. Where one of my responsibilities was to modernize development workflow and encourage DevOps culture. It made sense to use Gitlab specially for Gitlab-runner and since this was a fresh setup, I explored few options to setup Gitlab, I found that Gitlab monthly releases were now published as Docker images. So I decided to use Gitlab docker image to host gitlab-ce internally. This time around, the experience was very different, initial setup and upgrading…

KDE4 on Windows 7 Pre-Beta (Video)

Hello everyone!!
this is my first screencast... waiting for comments =)

Get Double Speed BSNL Broadband Simple Trick High Speed Broadband

UPDATE 2:

Step 1: Make sure that your modem is in Bridge Mode.

Step 2: Make a new Virtual Machine and install Windows XP on it.

Step 3 : Create a new text file and type following command:

rasdial "Broadband Connection" username password

username = ur broadband username
password = ur broadband password
Broadband Connection = Name of the Connection you use to connect, you can find it in Control Panel -> Network Connections

save it as "connect.bat"

double click on that file to check if it connects to the internet or not.

Step 5:
Copy that file to XP running in Virtual Machine.

Step 6:

Click Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System -> Task Scheduler

select connect.bat as application to run and then set the time to run that app (same time in both systems*)

Time should be 2 minutes from current time so you dont have to wait too much...

*Very Important if connect.bat doesnt run at same time then only 1 XP would be connected to internet.

Complete Step 6 on both host and …

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