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peteris.rocks
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| | | | | Explanation of everything you can see in htop/top on Linux | |
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venam.nixers.net
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| | | | | You've certainly heard of daemons, those processes that lurk in the background and do what they're supposed to do. You might even have written and run programs that are daemons. Today we'll talk about them, those daemons ({day,dee}mon), what there is to know about their mechanism and details. A big generic overview of daemons on ... | |
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thorstenball.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article explains how Unicorn, a web server, leverages Unix system calls and concepts like fork, pipe, and signal handling to efficiently manage web requests. It highlights features such as hot reloading, zero downtime deployments, and worker process scaling using signals. The author emphasizes that these capabilities are not magic but a result of understanding and utilizing Unix's low-level mechanisms. The article also discusses the importance of knowing system-level details for debugging, architectural decisions, and deeper understanding of how software operates on the underlying system. | |
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mutur4.github.io
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| | | This blog will cover Remote Process Injection in Linux - a common evasion technique popular in Windows malware. The aim will be to write an injector in C/C++ that injects into another remote process and for the purpose of this blog, the running process will be a browser process - Firefox. | ||
