I am writing this tutorial to refresh my mind ( I am not configuring the machine right now ), so forgive if me the explanations are not clear and structured. After you successfully installed the OpenVZ you need to configure the IP for the containers. If you are using the built in “Venet” you will end up making the host as the gateway. In...

Sydney PHP Group or sydphp is a PHP community in Sydney, Australia. I found the website when I was reading an article in Graham Weldon’s blog. Graham is one of the CakePHP core team and also the organisers of Sydney PHP Group. From what I read, it’s said that they run regular meetings in the city. But when I clicked it, it didn’t...

Hmm it’s August already and that’s mean my time in Binus is just two months left. Yeah, my contract will be ended on 31st October ( I hope so ). There are so much experiences that I got while working in Binus, not mentioning the technical experiences but more about the life experiences. The last 3 weeks I was busy taking my IELTS preparation...

Have you ever heard about delicious ? no no, it’s not foods that are delicious but this Delicious. Delicious is a web application that allows to do the online bookmarking. If you say online that’s mean it’s not saved in your computer / laptop / server maybe. So if sometime you need to access your bookmark, you don’t have to...

OpenVZ is an operating system-level virtualization technology based on the Linux kernel and operating system. OpenVZ allows a physical server to run multiple isolated operating system instances, known as containers, Virtual Private Servers (VPSs), or Virtual Environments (VEs). Now we’ll trying to install OpenVZ in Centos , because it’s...

Kemarin tanggal 10 Juli 2010 gwa baru saja ikut Eclipse Democamps 2010. Yah sebenarnya gwa ga tau ini termasuk seminar, meet up atau promosi eclipse tapi berhubung gwa adalah pengguna Eclipse semenjak beberapa bulan lalu maka gwa iseng-iseng datang ke acara ini. Perjalanan dimulai dari kosan gwa dengan ditemani sang kekasih yaitu adinda Riani yang imut...

Ports is the applications repository in FreeBSD. Unlike Ubuntu that provides you with command “apt-get”, in FreeBSD you must manually go to the application folder in “/usr/ports” ( the folder where Ports remain ) and search for the application that you want to install. But what’s the differences between you compile it yourself...