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The kernal is the core part of the linux operating system. It connects the hardware and software, manages system resources like CPU, memory, and devices, and allows programs to run and communicate ...

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The paper presents a new approach to visualization of an additional extension (as a component of the execution system) of the CODESYS controller for displaying visualization screens (user interfaces) ...

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Traffic mirroring has evolved from a network security tool. Organizations can now use it to test and debug microservices by replaying production traffic in a non-customer–facing environment.