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Fedora is a Linux based operating system which provides innovative, free, and open-source platform for hardware, pc, laptop, cloud, and containers. Fedora is also called a Linux distribution where it uses the Linux kernel as the core of the operating system. Fedora History Fedora distribution is officially released on 6 November 2003 for the first … Read more
Wired Equivalent Privacy or WEP is a security protocol or algorithm which is created for the Wi-Fi or IEEE 802.11 wireless networks. Wireless is a protocol where the data is transmitted via air with electromagnetic signals. As the air is accessible for everyone near us everyone can access the signals and data easily by sniffing … Read more
Server is a bunch of hardware and software which is used to serve and provides different services to the clients in computing. Servers are an important part of computing where in today every internet user consumes different services from different companies’ servers. Servers are providing part of the Client-Server model and consumed by the different … Read more
Google Cloud Platform is a suite of cloud computing services which is provided by Google. Google Cloud Platform provides very similar services to Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. Google Cloud Platform provides Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) and Serverless Computing. Google Cloud Platform is … Read more
Google is an American technology company that is well known for its search engine, Android operating system, Gmail mail service, GDrive cloud storage. Google started with a search engine which made it very popular and rich. In the ongoing years, Google created different technologies, services, and products. Google’s official name or the parent company is … Read more
An emulator is a computer or program or software or application that emulates or imitates another computer or program or software or application. As an example, a Windows application can be run by using an emulator on a Linux operating system. What Is an Emulator? The emulator will behave like another platform in order to … Read more
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service created and run by Microsoft. Azure provides a lot of cloud and related services. Azure is a closed source platform like most of the Microsoft products but the client SDK is open source. Azure provides “Software As a Service (SAAS)”, “Platform As a Service (PaaS)” and “Infrastructure As … Read more
Windows 10 provides different Linux distributions natively running them by using Windows Subsystem For Linux or WSL . Ubuntu can be installed and run with the WSL easily via Microsoft Store. In order to install and run Ubuntu via WSL, the Windows 10 should be at least Windows 10 Fall Creators Update which is released … Read more
Hyper-V is a virtualization technology that is created by Microsoft. Hyper-V provides to create, run, delete, revert virtual systems, machines, environments. Hyper-V is also an alternative for other virtualization products and technologies like VMware, VirtualBox, Linux KVM, Citrix, etc. Prerequirements To Enable/Install Hyper-V In order to install or enable Hyper-V, there are some requirements to … Read more
Windows Subsystem For Linux is a Windows hosting container technology used to run Linux distributions on a Windows Nt Kernel. In this tutorial, we will learn what is Windows Subsystem for Linux, How To Enable/Install WSL and how to install and run different Linux distributions? What Is Windows Subsystem For Linux? Windows Subsystem for Linux … Read more