Linux Magazine #153 - Digital Issue

Cover Stories:

• Full-Text Search Engines: Add full-text search to your websites and custom applications.
• openATTIC: Open source cross-protocol storage management.
• Encrypting with ZFS: Make sure whoever steals your laptop doesn’t steal your secrets.
• MongoDB NoSQL Databases: A real-life example of migrating from MySQL to NoSQL MongoDB.
• AeroFS – Peer-to-Peer File sharing: Private file syncing and sharing.

Also in this issue:

• Table of Contents
• Comment: Chip Chat
• On the DVD: Linux Mint 15 & Debian 7
• DVD Inlay
• News
• Tech Tools: RHEV 3.2 released;  FreeBSD 8.4 Released;  Cisco Introduces New Backbone Routers;  AMD Chips, Strategies, and Roadmap;  Java Enterprise Edition 7 Released;  Crafter Studio 2.2
• Tool Tips: 6 Linux tools reviewed for your pleasure.
• E-Commerce and Angry Birds: Build an e-commerce store with Magento and AWS that won’t fold nder pressure.
• Openvenus: Save time and conserve precious footsteps with centralized management for command execution and software distribution.
• Email Encryption with Zeyple: Protect your sensitive admin mail with GPG and Zeyple.
• Alice 3.1: Program in a 3D environment on the desktop by dragging and dropping elements in Alice 3.1.
• Ask Klaus: Klaus Knopper answers your Linux questions.
• Security Lessons – GlusterFS: Create distributed, replicated, high-performance storage.
• Perl – Reading GPS Data: Capture your GPS running stats.
• Charly – Speedometer: Speed test your Internet connection.
• QR Code Generators: Tools for creating and reading QR codes.
• ZuluCrypt: A small but powerful encryption program with a diversity of functions.
• Command Line – Alien: Convert packages from one distro format to another.
• Workspace – Pi-Based Backup: Dmitri finds another great Raspberry Pi project – a lightweight backup solution.
• Kernel News: Zack shares the buzz on Union filesystems, symlinks, subtle bugs, and GPL licensing.
• Doghouse – Assembler: maddog talks about the urgent need for more assembler and machine language programmers.