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Linux

In it’s simplest form, the answer to the question “What is Linux?” is that it’s a computer operating system. As such it is the software

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Linux Ethernet Bonding

Linux Ethernet Bonding (also known as “Network Bonding“) can be define as the aggregation or combination of multiple physical ports into a single logical bonded

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Linux Shell

What is a Linux Shell? A “Linux Shell” is an application running on top of the Linux kernel and provides a command line interface to

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LLaMA

LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI) is a family of large language models developed by Meta AI. Analogy: A specific breed of AI model known

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LLDP

LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) LLDP is a vendor-neutral network discovery protocol used to share information about directly connected devices. Similar to CDP ( Cisco

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LMF

LMF – Location Management Function (LMF ) is a 5GC NE that provides location services defined by 3GPP, and provides functions such as positioning process

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Load Balancing

Load Balancing – is a process or technique used to distribute workloads across multiple computing resources such as computers, servers, applications, and nodes in a

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Local Breakout Architecture

Local Breakout Architecture is a roaming architecture where data traffic from a roaming subscriber is processed locally by the Visited Network, reducing the need to

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LogRhythm – is an enterprise grade security platform that provides unified network logs/events monitoring and management, security analytics and endpoint forensics. LogRhythm is powered by Machine-Learning

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Loose Coupling

Loose Coupling is a design principle used in microservices where individual services are designed to be independent and avoid tight dependencies on each other. Analogy:

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