For any engineer or systems administrator responsible for designing a scalable, reliable server infrastructure, the choice of a virtualization platform is fundamental. It defines your operational limit, your deployment speed, and your long-term maintenance costs. When the debate comes down to OpenVZ vs Proxmox, you are comparing two fundamentally different philosophies of server isolation. This… Read More

The technological advancements are increasing every day. Global manufacturers are emphasising the CPU and computing power to boost production efficiency. Thus, tech giants like NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, and others are booming and dominating the supply chain of CPU processors. Parallel computing and GPU usage are increasing drastically due to the intensive computational demands. CUDA (Compute… Read More

Choosing the right virtualization technology for your server or VPS setup is crucial.  Servers use virtualization to enhance resource efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance flexibility to run multiple VMs (virtual machines). Virtualization increases server hardware utilization and saves power, cooling, and physical space. So, out of both, if you are struggling to choose the appropriate… Read More

The new age IT world revolves around virtualization and containerization. And the two most popular technologies are OpenVZ and Docker. These two technologies improvised the way we develop and deploy applications. While both offer distinct resource utilization and simplified management, there are distinct differences between them that impact the suitability for specific use cases.  In… Read More

Virtualization technologies like KVM have elevated the businesses’ operational power. Clients easily deploy, manage, and scale the computing resources, ensuring maximum performance over a physical server. This technology adapts to multiple IT environments. In this blog, we will be discussing two powerful kernel-based virtual machine solutions, KVM and Proxmox VE.   KVM is tightly integrated… Read More

LinkedIn, the popular platform for job seekers, has developed Apache Kafka to meet the growing business demands. It has high-throughput, low-latency systems like our web hosting servers and handles volumes of real-time event data. It is built on Java and Scala. Later, Kafka was donated to the Apache Software Foundation after making it an open-source,… Read More

There is a new online encyclopedia, designed by AI. Introducing Grokipedia, Elon Musk’s rival to Wikipedia, a self-learning, AI-derived repository of information that claims to “fix bias” and characterize “truth” itself. Can algorithms outsmart millions of human editors? This post will cover what Grokipedia is and how it compares factors such as reliability, article count,… Read More