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IBM BladeCenter S RAID Battery Backup replacement
via serverfault

Does anybody know if is possible to replace the battery inside of a "IBM BladeCenter RAID Battery Backup Module" (p/n 22R6649) ? The battery is a double 4.8V 3500mAh (P/N 17P8979) and is easy to find a replacement by many sellers over internet. CLI...
[Completed] Scheduled Maintenance: bse-dallas
via forums.site5

As per the notice sent to customers we are bringing down server bse-dallas in order to perform a RAID Battery Backup Unit (BBU) swap and RAID Firmware update. Further updates will follow as we move forward with this task.
Arch systemd container
via wiki.archlinux

small language changes. Great feature, great expansion, thanks Gabx! ← Older revision Revision as of 17:27, 20 March 2014 Line 17: Line 17: Before you start installing the container, please take note of the following necessities: ...
Resize a Fedora, CentOS, or Windows Dynamic Guest Virtual Disk (VDI) in VirtualBox in 3 Easy Steps
via stevejenkins

Here’s the scenario: you’ve set up Dynamically Allocated Storage for the hard drive on your Guest VM in VirtualBox and you’ve run out of space — even though your Actual Size is smaller than the Virtual Size (this happened to me recently when my Virtual...
Three OpenStack Myths To Consider As We Close Out 2013
via planet.openstack

We’re three and a half years into OpenStack® and there is still confusion about exactly what OpenStack is, how to compare OpenStack to other cloud platforms, and specific use cases for OpenStack. I find myself having the same conversations...