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| | | | | If you've been trying to create bridge networks for your virtual machines on KVM you may have stumbled upon a few roadblocks. With Ubuntu 20+ Server the default NetworkManager is replaced with the systemd-networkd. You can always install NetworkManager on your server but in this post we'll describe how to create bridge networks using Netplan. | |
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| | | | | In test and production environments I run RabbitMQ on Linux, but my development environment happens to be windows. I need to have a local instance of RabbitMQ. Since RabbitMQ supports Windows the setup is fairly straight forward, but there are some potential problems you can run into. This article is meant as a quick start... | |
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| | | If you are using Visual Studio Code and you want to add a new project to your workspace, the easiest thing to do is something like - dotnet new xunit -f netcoreapp2. | ||
