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Subversion is dead. Move your development team to a private, high-performance Git server hosted in Norway. We cover the setup on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and why latency matters for commit speed.
Ditch the merge conflicts and high latency. Learn how to deploy a secure, private Git server using Gitosis on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, optimized for Norwegian development teams requiring strict data sovereignty.
Discover essential Linux server administration strategies for 2009. From securing your VDS to optimizing Apache for high traffic, we guide Norwegian IT professionals through cost-effective hosting solutions amidst the current economic landscape.
Physics doesn't care about your cloud contract. We break down why centralized hosting in Frankfurt fails Nordic users, how to deploy K3s at the edge, and why data residency is the only shield against GDPR fallout.
Learn how to build a robust Application Performance Monitoring stack using Prometheus and Grafana on Ubuntu 18.04. Discover why low-level metrics like 'steal time' matter for hosting in Norway.
Is your application slow, or is it the network? In this deep dive, we move beyond 'top' and implement a full Prometheus + Grafana stack on Ubuntu 18.04. We analyze disk I/O latency, debug MySQL bottlenecks, and explain why hosting location in Norway matters for your metrics.
Waiting for builds kills developer velocity. Learn how to optimize Docker layer caching, tune Linux kernels for heavy I/O, and leverage Norwegian NVMe VPS infrastructure to cut pipeline duration by 60%.
A battle-hardened guide to slashing pipeline latency. We analyze NVMe I/O impact, Docker layer caching strategies, and why data residency in Norway matters before the GDPR deadline.
Stop sending raw data to Frankfurt. We break down practical Edge Computing architectures for 2021, focusing on IoT aggregation, Schrems II compliance, and latency reduction using KVM instances in Oslo.
Escape vendor lock-in and GDPR nightmares. Learn how to deploy a high-performance, compliant FaaS architecture using K3s and OpenFaaS on standard KVM infrastructure in Oslo.
Vendor lock-in is a financial risk, not just a technical one. Learn how to architect a robust hybrid multi-cloud strategy using Terraform, HAProxy, and local Norwegian infrastructure to optimize costs and ensure GDPR compliance.
Physics is the enemy. Discover practical Edge Computing strategies for 2019, from MQTT aggregation to custom Nginx caching nodes, specifically designed to bypass the latency penalty of centralized European clouds.
It is 2016. Centralized cloud regions in Frankfurt or Dublin are no longer sufficient for real-time applications in the Nordics. We explore the technical necessity of local edge nodes, kernel tuning for low latency, and why geography is the ultimate bottleneck.
Latency is the silent killer of user experience. With the recent Safe Harbor invalidation, hosting data inside Norway isn't just about speed—it's about survival. We explore technical strategies for localized 'edge' processing using KVM and Nginx.
A battle-hardened guide to deploying microservices in the post-Schrems II era. We cover API gateways, circuit breakers, and why underlying hardware latency matters more than your code.
Stop burning budget on V100s for simple inference. We benchmark the new NVIDIA T4 against the Pascal generation and show you how to deploy mixed-precision models on Ubuntu 18.04 using nvidia-docker2.
Post-Mirai botnet analysis: Why your 'backup script' isn't a Disaster Recovery Plan. We break down Master-Slave replication on Ubuntu 16.04, the legal reality of data residency in Norway, and why NVMe restores save jobs.
Relational databases choke on time-series data. Discover how to architect a high-throughput monitoring stack using InfluxDB on Ubuntu 16.04, why NVMe storage is non-negotiable for ingestion, and how to keep your data compliant within Norwegian borders.
Move beyond the buzzwords. A technical deep-dive into building a compliant, high-availability multi-cloud infrastructure using Terraform, WireGuard, and Norwegian data sovereignty principles.
Stop guessing why your production environment is slow. We dive deep into CPU Steal time, I/O bottlenecks, and deploying a Prometheus stack on Ubuntu 20.04 to visualize the truth.
Your build server is the heartbeat of deployment. If it lags, you bleed money. We dissect how I/O bottlenecks kill CI/CD performance and how to fix it using Jenkins tuning, Docker OverlayFS, and local Norwegian infrastructure.
Your build server is the bottleneck. In the wake of the Safe Harbor invalidation, we analyze how moving Jenkins slaves to NVMe-backed KVM instances in Norway not only solves compliance headaches but crushes build times by 40%.
Latency isn't just a technical metric; it's a legal and operational liability. We explore practical edge computing architectures using Norwegian infrastructure to solve GDPR headaches and eliminate the Frankfurt round-trip delay.
Escaping the hyperscaler lock-in while satisfying Datatilsynet. A technical deep dive into hybrid architectures, WireGuard meshing, and why local infrastructure is your best defense against egress fees.
Manual security audits are a liability. Learn how to automate compliance on Norwegian infrastructure using Ansible, OpenSCAP, and Terraform. A technical guide for CTOs who value sleep.
Stop managing infrastructure like it's 2015. Learn how to implement a rigorous GitOps workflow using Kubernetes and ArgoCD to satisfy Norwegian compliance standards and eliminate configuration drift.
The 'castle-and-moat' security model is dead. Learn how to implement SSH Certificates, mTLS, and WireGuard to build a Zero-Trust architecture that keeps your Norwegian infrastructure compliant and secure.
It is July 2018. The GDPR deadline has passed, but the real work has just begun. Learn how to automate server hardening with Ansible and OpenSCAP to satisfy Datatilsynet without burning out your ops team.
Default configurations are killing your API performance. We dive deep into kernel tuning, HTTP/2 optimizations, and connection pooling on Ubuntu 16.04 to handle thousands of concurrent requests without melting your CPU.
In the wild west of the 2011 internet, a default Linux install survives about 10 minutes before compromise. Here is the battle-tested roadmap to locking down your server using iptables, SSH keys, and common sense.