RAX3000M Mobile Router OpenWrt Flashing Guide

RAX3000M Mobile Router OpenWrt Flashing Guide

CMCC RAX3000M is a router customized by China Mobile, available in two versions: EMMC version (high-performance) and NAND version (standard). The difference is that the high-performance version has 64GB of eMMC, while the standard version has 128MB of flash storage. CMCC RAX3000M offers great value for money and is currently the highest configuration equipped with … Read more

In-Depth Learning of OpenShift Series 1/7: Router and Route

In-Depth Learning of OpenShift Series 1/7: Router and Route

1. Why Does OpenShift Need Router and Route? As the name suggests, the Router is a routing device, and Route refers to the paths configured within the router. These two concepts in OpenShift are designed to address the need to access services from outside the cluster (that is, from places other than the cluster nodes). … Read more

HarmonyOS Development Guide: Detailed Explanation of Router Navigation

HarmonyOS Development Guide: Detailed Explanation of Router Navigation

HarmonyOS Development Tutorial: Detailed Explanation of Router Navigation Hello everyone, today we will learn about a very important concept in HarmonyOS development – Page Router. In actual application development, navigating between different pages is the most basic requirement. Let’s take a look at how to use the Router to achieve elegant page navigation. What is … Read more

First Experience with Cloud-Native Observability Platform OpenObserve

First Experience with Cloud-Native Observability Platform OpenObserve

OpenObserve is an open-source, high-performance cloud-native observability platform (logs, metrics, tracing) developed in Rust. Compared to Elasticsearch, it can save about 140 times the storage cost. OpenObserve can handle PB-level data, making it a great tool to try if you are looking for an observability tool for logs, metrics, and tracing. Although OpenObserve is currently … Read more

Android Databinding Component Development Based on MVVM and ARouter

Android Databinding Component Development Based on MVVM and ARouter

Today’s Technology News Recently, the Minnesota prosecutor announced that Liu Qiangdong was not guilty and would not prosecute the case. Liu Qiangdong also issued a sincere apology, mentioning that his actions on the day of the incident caused great harm to his family, especially to his wife. He has already confessed the facts to her … Read more

Creating Neutron Router in OpenStack

Creating Neutron Router in OpenStack

1. Manage Router OpenStack manage router command neutron manage router command 2. Create Router Use neutron command: neutron router-create router name For example: neutron router-create route-10 Use OpenStack command: openstack router create router name For example: openstack router create router-10 The command feedback is too much, truncated and incomplete. 3. Create Router Gateway Interface Creating … Read more

Differences Between Kubernetes Ingress and OpenShift Router

Differences Between Kubernetes Ingress and OpenShift Router

Objective: Discuss the differences between Kubernetes Ingress and OpenShift Router Prerequisite: Understanding of Kubernetes and OpenShift Background: Kubernetes Ingress and OpenShift Route can expose services (Service) through routing, facilitating external access to internal cluster resources while also providing load balancing. Kubernetes Ingress Overview: Kubernetes Ingress is a Kubernetes resource used to manage and configure how … Read more

OpenRouter: Unified Access to Large Language Models

OpenRouter: Unified Access to Large Language Models

OpenRouter is an impressive free AI tool. When we develop using APIs from closed-source models like OpenAI and Claude, as well as open-source models like LLaMa, we often encounter differences among different vendors’ APIs. Therefore, when switching between different large model service providers, your code typically requires modifications. The purpose of OpenRouter is to encapsulate … Read more

OpenShift Router Sharding for Network Traffic Isolation

OpenShift Router Sharding for Network Traffic Isolation

In enterprise practice, multiple OpenShift clusters are often deployed: for development testing, production, etc. Each cluster is independent and isolated by physical resources. This approach is simple to manage and easy to understand but consumes more resources, as each cluster requires additional control and operational nodes. Is there a way to run different environments on … Read more