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May 21st, 2010 
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Pentaho, which specializes in open source business intelligence (BI) applications, today announced far-reaching integration plans involving its platform and Apache Hadoop. As we’ve noted before , business intelligence software is on the rise, with numerous other open source players in the space, including Jaspersoft, Actuate, and others
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Business Intelligence Player Pentaho Embraces Hadoop
May 20th, 2010 Admin Apache web server is the leading web server used on the internet today. It is trusted, powerful and very stable platform to rely on to serve websites and content.
Apache web server is the best option available for a robust and reliable linux dedicated server. The Apache Foundation manages its development and makes sure to maintain it as the industry leading web server. Millions of dedicated servers worldwide rely on Apache as their dedicated web server. The best part is that the apache web server is completely free. It is an open source code and distributed under the GNU Public License. Apache supports both the http and https protocols. It can also be installed on Microsoft Windows Server systems for the users who prefer that platform.
The configuration options available with apache web server are vast, no surprise that it is used as the backbone for almost all dedicated web servers. Apache uses the virtual host function which is extremely powerful and full of tools. It allows you to host multiple domain names on the same server, with either shared or dedicated IP’s. The primary configuration is for the system and then individual virtual host configurations can be setup to configure the other domains hosted on that web server.
It comes with no surprise that since it is the most widely used web server on the market, it will be the target for many hackers to try and find vulnerabilities in software packages, permissions, poorly written scripts and more. The good news is that the apache developers are constantly working on new updates and patches to keep the linux dedicated server secure and stable. Linux is a very secure and stable platform to develop and host websites on.
Apache has a very powerful function called .htaccess. It allows the webmaster to do slight PHP configurations for the individual websites, configure password protected directories, website redirects and rewrites and more.
To conclude, the Apache Web Server is the perfect choice for your dedicated server. It provides so many abilities and different configurations, no wonder it is the number one choice for Linux dedicated servers.
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May 6th, 2010 Admin
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Back in the day there was one site to host an open source software project, and it was SourceForge , and things were good. A quick glance on SourceForge or its sister site Freshmeat , and it was easy to track the majority of activity in the FOSS community.
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Too Many Forges, Too Little Time
Posted in Open Source News 
Tags: apache, beyond-the-code, creative, flickr, fragmentation, github, open-source, source 
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The Apache Project continues to thrive and push out new projects. Today the project announced that six projects have moved to Top-Level Project (TLP) status.. Of the projects, five were sub-projects and one has come up from Apache’s Incubator program.
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Six Apache Projects Graduate to Top-Level Status
Posted in Open Source News Tags: apache, focus-on-search, google-chrome, leads-browser, level-project, Management, PROJECTS., source, Yahoo No Comments » April 14th, 2010 Admin
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The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) has pushed out the 0.6 release of Cassandra with support for Apache Hadoop, and several improvements to the Cassandra architecture and speed. Don’t let the release number fool you, Cassandra is in production use on some of the busiest sites on the Web, and may be giving MySQL a run for its money soon. Cassandra is a NoSQL distributed database that was originally developed and open sourced by Facebook and is now used by Rackspace, Digg, Twitter, and many others
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Cassandra Release Brings Speed Boost: Beginning of the End for MySQL?
Posted in Open Source News Tags: apache, Applications, cassandra, dent-the-growth, misconceptions, nosql, oracle No Comments »
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