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Embedded systems engineer Adrian Remonda shares his experience in the Kernal Internals & Debugging course

A high availability cluster capable of withstanding a data center outage or other severe losses within the IT environment is a necessity

Deploying Virtual Hosts in Linux:  Key Strategies to Maximize Hardware & Network Resource Usage

With the growth of Linux and open source, Sean Liming decided that he’d like to beef up his Linux knowledge.

For engineering leaders, the goal is not to get any Linux training, but to use Linux training to accomplish much bigger goals.

While best known for it's dominant presence in mobile phones and growing usage on tablets, the Android operating system is now posed for growth in the embedded space.

We are always looking for world class talent to join us in fostering the growth of Linux by promoting, protecting and advancing the platform.

To help engineering leaders keep their employees engaged and away from the Linux job boards, we've complied a list of recommendations.

For fun, we thought we'd share the questions and answers from this year's quiz and introduce you to the winners from Barcelona.

The Linux kernel develops at a truly astonishing pace. For both new and already active kernel developers, keeping up with changes and new features is both challenging and worthwhile. We wanted to share our philosophy for having the most up-to-date materials in our courses.