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OVHcloud AI Notebooks, the power of Jupyter without any compromise

OVHcloud AI Notebooks: the power of Jupyter without any compromise

Are you using notebooks, such as Google Colab, for your business, studies or own usage? Are you reaching the maximum capabilities of this service and are looking for a simple yet powerful alternative? This blog post is for you! We will explore our own solution. Let’s be honest – Google Colab is solving many challenges. […]

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SnowCamp 2022

OVHcloud at SnowCamp 2022

Between Wednesday and Friday February 2-4, 2022, the 6th edition of Snowcamp took place, the technical conference with 650+ attendees at Grenoble. Like Touraine Tech’s organizers, Snowcamp organizers have a lot of problems of all kinds to manage but they maintained this particular edition (without speaker dinner, breakfast and with restrictions) and we thank them

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Venom 1.0

Venom 🐍 1.0 – Manage and run your integration tests with efficiency

Venom, our tool that aim to manage and run your integration tests with efficiency, have been released few weeks ago in 1.0! We will discover in this blog post, new features and changes contained in this major release. Venom Venom is a tool written in Golang, created in 2017, open-sourced and available on GitHub. It

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Domain name registration gone wrong

Domain name registration gone wrong

In the last article, we introduced you about what a domain name is, what entities are involved and what the purpose of the Whois is. As seen previously, OVHcloud is a registrar. As a registrar, our work is very similar to that of a real estate agency. We connect tenants (registrants) with landlords (registries) and

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using GPU on Managed Kubernetes Service with NVIDIA GPU operator

Using GPU on Managed Kubernetes Service with NVIDIA GPU operator

Two years after launching our Managed Kubernetes service, we’re seeing a lot of diversity in the workloads that run in production. We have been challenged by some customers looking for GPU acceleration, and have teamed up with our partner NVIDIA to deliver high performance GPUs on Kubernetes. We’ve done it in a way that combines

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How to virtualize PCI-e GPU in the cloud ?

How to virtualize PCI-e GPU in the cloud ?

A quick introduction to virtualization The purpose of virtualization is to isolated the user software environment from the hardware environment. The orchestration between these virtual environments is made by the hypervisor. Hypervisor also provides the ability for a Virtual Machines (VM) to execute instructions that are not directly compatible with the underlying architecture/hardware. VT-x and

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How to protect my cloud workloads (Log4Shell)

Log4shell, how to protect my cloud workloads

Update 22/12: 2 new vulnerabilities have been identify. Those vulnerabilities are also impacting the initial patchs (2.15.0 and 2.16.0): CVE-2021-45105 : Risk of Denial of Service (DOS) CVE-2021-45046 : Risk of information leak and remote code execution in some environments and local code execution in all environments Update 22/12: Updated table assessing the risks at

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