Set up CentOS 6 as NFS Server
These are minimal instructions on how to set up an NFS server running on CentOS 6.
Install the required packages:
yum install nfs-utils nfs-utils-libEnable and start the required services:
chkconfig rpcbind on chkconfig nfs on service rpcbind restart service nfs restartCreate shares by editing:
/etc/exports
Git
See also
- A series of articles about Git at sitepoint.com:
- Contribute to an open source project on GitHub
Self-hosted Git Services
GitPython
Installation
The easy way is to use one of the utilities provided by Python's
setuptools. If you don't have setuptools, you can install them with:
{% highlight bash %} sudo apt-get install python-setuptools {% endhighlight %}
...or with:
{% highlight bash %} sudo yum install python-setuptools {% endhighlight %}
... depending on your platform. You can then install GitPython with:
{% highlight bash %} sudo easy_install GitPython {% endhighlight %}
After that, it will be available for you to import and use:
{% highlight python %} import git {% endhighlight %}
Usage
Initialize a Repository Object
If you have a local directory that has already been initialized as a
Git repository (hint: it should contain a .git subdirectory), then
you can simply create an object of it:
{% highlight python %} import git repo = git.Repo('/home/marios/repositories/test-repo') {% endhighlight %}
See Also
VMware Transparent Page Sharing
Transparent Page Sharing is a memory-saving technique employeed by VMware ESXi hosts, that runs as a background job on the host and removes duplicates pages of memory, by first comparing a hash of the contents of each page, and then comparing pages the hash of which is identical bit by bit.