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If you’re an Apple computer user, one of the more frustrating things you might deal with is the Apple Mail application. Depending on your mail host, you may need to manually change ports. Currently, when you run the Mail application, it defaults to automatically setting the ports for you. So, you don’t even see the Read More >
How to use the Table Block in WordPress
One of the more important blocks in the WordPress editor is the Table block. Tables are a great way to organize information used in your posts and pages. Previously, tables were often either done directly in HTML, with a plugin or through other code-based means like Bootstrap. In some cases, these options may be preferred, Read More >
How to Use the Cover Block
Blocks are great for building content but often present issues in formatting when using images. The Cover block was created in order to help provide an option for background images with text. This block gives you the options for image and text alignment, image positioning, and color overlay. We will also show you how to Read More >
How to use the Spacer Block in WordPress
Adding spaces between blocks with the new Gutenberg editor in WordPress (the default editor pages and posts) can be a little tricky. It used to be that you can simply hit enter a few times and the spaces would be there. Or, some people add empty blocks with a space to hold the block in Read More >
How to Install Jitsi Meet on Ubuntu Server
Jitsi Meet is a free open source video conference web application available for free use online or with desktop software. Like Google Meet and Zoom video conferencing, You can easily create a Jitsi meeting in your browser within seconds without installing additional software or browser extensions. But Jitsi Meet doesn’t require an account to use Read More >
Using the InMotion WordPress UltraStack Playbook
As we start to expand on our Ansible Catalog, we are excited to provide our Ansible Playbook for deploying WordPress to the Open Source community! We have taken great care in developing our curated WordPress-UltraStack-Ansible playbook to allow system administrators, web developers, and content designers to easily deploy WordPress. To simplify the process of getting Read More >
What is On-Demand Computing?
On-Demand Computing (ODC) is an enterprise-level delivery model that allows users to easily provision and deprovision cloud resources when needed or “on-demand.” The model, which can be maintained at the user’s organization or through a third-party provider, supports computing demand as it fluctuates. Create, manage, and optimize large scale deployments easily with our Flex Metal Read More >
What is a Software-Defined Data Center?
A Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC), or virtual data center, is a term used to describe a data center where all infrastructure is virtualized and delivered as a service, which is also known as IT as a Service (ITaaS). Control and management of a software-defined data center are fully automated, allowing hardware configuration to be maintained Read More >
What is Keystone?
Keystone is an OpenStack identity service that provides API client authentication, service discovery, and distributed multi-tenant authorization. The service manages user databases as well as OpenStack service catalogs and their API endpoints. Internal services are grouped within Keystone and are exposed on one or many endpoints. The internal services are used in combination on the Read More >