Automatic Debian install – How to use simple-cdd
We look into how to install and use simple-cdd to create a new Bookworm install image fully automated with no input from the user during install.
We are in our new Linux environment and create BASH the Bourne Again SHell that we will use for our command-line environment and grep to find text using regular expressions.
We create a moving 3d image from pictures using a neural network. This new machine-learning algorithm uses mannequin videos to create pictures for the network to train on and create a depth map to rotate pictures in 3d.
We go though how to read a OpenAPI specification with the old API reading body content. And we also translate it to the new V3 parser and go through how this differens and works.
We’re looking into a solution using log4j to consolidate our logs in an third-party system using Application server and IBM has disabled the support for log4j in the application servers logging framework. I tried to reverse this process and check what was needed to enable this feature again. First of we need the log4j framework…
We are in our new linux environment and create automake and autoconf used to generate configuration scripts for building more packages in your system.
We look into writing a custom log4j appender in java and how to send you to log messages with an appender to RabbitMQ. Writing a custom appender is challenging due to performance considerations.