Last month, OVH and Binder team partnered together in order to support the growth of the BinderHub ecosystem around the world. With approximately 100,000 weekly users of the mybinder.org public deployment and 3,000 unique git repositories hosting Binder badges, the need for more resources and computing time was felt. Today, we are thrilled to announce […]
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On June 18th 2019 at 7pm CEST, 4 vulnerabilities have been disclosed affecting the TCP stack of the Linux kernel. These vulnerabilities relies on an integer overflow in the Linux kernel which can lead to a kernel panic on one hand, and on an algorithmic complexity in the SACK implementation leading to CPU resource exhaustion
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On June 11th, security researchers published a paper titled “RAMBleed Reading Bits in Memory without Accessing Them”. This paper describes vector against Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) modules that are already susceptible toRowhammer-style attacks. Systems using DRAM modules mitigated against Rowhammer style attacks remain protected from RAMBleed. This vector may affects hardware products, among which some used by OVH.
En 2018, nous avons lancé l’un des plus gros projets de l’histoire d’OVH : migrer les 3 millions de sites web hébergés dans notre datacenter de Paris. Si vous souhaitez découvrir les raisons de ce projet titanesque, vous pouvez lire cet article. Il est désormais temps de vous expliquer comment nous avons procédé pour ce chantier. Nous
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In 2018, we launched one of the largest projects in OVH’s history: migrating the 3 million websites hosted in our Paris datacentre. If you want to discover the reasons behind this titanic project, we took a look at them in this post. It is now time to explain how we proceeded with this project. We have
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Certains collaborateurs d’OVH ont lu un article paru ce mardi 4 juin dans le JDN, recueillant des témoignages anonymes d’anciens salariés et indiquant qu’on serait en train de lever le pied. Cet article et ces témoignages ont été ressentis comme une injustice. « Octave, je ne comprends pas cet article. Cela ne correspond pas à ce
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If you’re reading this blog for the first time, welcome to the ongoing data revolution! Just after the industrial revolution came what we call the digital revolution, with millions of people and objects accessing a world wide network – the internet – all of them creating new content, new data. Let’s think about ourselves… We
Several weeks ago, I was taking part in a meetup about Kubernetes, when one of the attendees made a remark that resonated deeply with me… Hey, Horacio, that Kubernetes thing is rather cool, but what I would have loved to see is a Functions-as-a-Service platform. Most of my apps could be easily done with a
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Like all the players from the IT sector, OVH has been informed on May 14, 2019 of security vulnerabilities following the discovery of hardware vulnerabilities on Intel processors. These new vulnerabilities are similar to previous spectrum and meltdown vulnerabilities and affect Intel’s microprocessors, which are part of the components used by OVH. Researchers have shown
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The problem to solve… How to continuously monitor the health of all OVH servers, without any impact on their performance, and no intrusion on the operating systems running on them – this was the issue to address. The end goal of this data collection is to allow us to detect and forecast potential hardware failure, in
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