A while ago I did a presentation called "About Parents, orphans, and zombies". It's a presentation about the special role PID 1 plays in a Linux kernel, and why it could affect us. Please find the presentation below, with brief commentary notes.
I've known SSI from caching projects as a means to cache large portions of a webpage that contains a few pieces of non-cacheable content. Lately, I've been trying to find a way to serve a webpage statically without having to duplicate content and I'm hesitant to fix it using JavaScript or a complex scripting language. In this document, we'll research the concept of SSI.
Ever notice how OpenVPN uses an @-sign in systemctl-commands when issuing service operations?
This is possible due to a specific type of unit file: The template unit.
This is possible due to a specific type of unit file: The template unit.