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NoSQL databases differ in almost every aspect when compared to traditional RDBMS. While classic DBs (such as PostgreSQL) have, for example, dumps, Elasticsearch has the snapshotting capability that can be good in some cases but overwhelming in others...

Sometimes we want to limit the availability of the NetVizura application and add additional security layers. Reverse proxy and SSL configuration are here to ensure this. A reverse proxy is an application that forwards requests from client to server, ...

Elasticsearch is a NoSQL database, usually used as a search engine. However, with its powerful logic, it can be used for pretty much anything. In our case, we have used Elasticsearch to hold aggregated NetFlow data. As we are incorporating it step by...

Every day approximately 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated. Data comes from a vast majority of different sources. This data is referred to as Big Data. Most of the time, Big Data is unstructured and doesn't make sense when presented as raw d...

PostgreSQL (commonly known as Postgres) is a well-known, solid as a rock database. And yes, from time to time it craves for an upgrade too. Today we will learn something about PostgreSQL Windows upgrade from version 9.6 to 12. KEEP IN MIND: As a...

Aruba is a global network company, a leader in Wi-Fi technology. Their most renowned merchandise are switches, which are purpose-built for the cloud, mobile and IoT. Users find Aruba CLI very comprehensible and its remarkably well designed GUI contai...

Open vSwitch (sometimes called OvS) is an open-source implementation of distributed virtual multilayer switch. The main role of OvS is to provide a switching stack for hardware virtualization and is slowly replacing Linux native bridge/bonds. Open vS...

When thinking about network traffic and security, we usually end up considering NetFlow Analyzers for analytics and monitoring. It allows us to plan our network and detect security issues fast and easy. But the raising concern is also our core need f...

In a day-to-day life of Network and security admins, QoS (Quality of Service) is a crucial mechanism in ordering all the data that travels through the network. QoS provides traffic prioritization as it enables a different level of importance to diffe...

A flow in networking terms is a unidirectional set of packets containing common attributes (source and destination IP, ports, protocols, etc). By using a flow protocol (e.g. NetFlow, sFlow, IPFIX), network devices can gather information about these a...