XEN vs KVM Talking about the virtualization concept, hypervisors technology is quite a well-known concept. A hypervisor is used by a person who would wish to merge the server space or run a number of other independent machines with the …
Ripple and RippleNet The technology that serves both like a network for digital payment and a cryptocurrency for the financial transactions is termed as Ripple. The operation of Ripple takes place on a peer-to-peer and open source decentralized platform on …
Nano Network Technology A set of interconnected nanomachines (devices a few hundred nanometres or a few micrometres all things considered in size) is known as nanonetwork. This technology is also called by the name nanoscale network. They are able to perform simple …
After the invention of Android 9 Pie, Google has announced that they will introduce a numerical order for their future OS versions. So, here we will give you an insight on the upcoming OS version that is Android 11. As …
Wi-Fi 6 Technology With the advent of wireless technology, faster Internet is something that is non-negotiable for most of the users. It is especially demanding for most of the users as there are more bandwidth-consuming apps, videos and games becoming …
VM VS CONTAINER Virtual Machines VM or Virtual machine enables you to create and operate a discrete virtual environment- an operating system, acting like an individual computer. Through VMs, softwares that cannot work on your main OS, can easily work …
Elastic Load balancer types in AWS Application availability, continuity of service, greater performance of the application – These are the things we would always require from a platform owner while designing the network and answer to this in AWS is …
What is Edge computing? The networking philosophy known as Edge computing is aimed at taking computing close to data source so as to reduce the bandwidth and latency use. In other words, running fewer procedures in cloud is termed as …
Fog computing, popularly known as fogging is a concept that was released by Cisco in 2014. It was solely designed to connect the internet to devices at the periphery of the network. The main objective of fogging was to minimize …
