libvirt is the Linux virtualization management API and daemon set that controls KVM, QEMU and other hypervisors through one stable interface.
Linux is a free, open-source, Unix-like operating system family built around the Linux kernel and shipped as distributions for servers, desktops and…
A Linux ACL is an access control list that extends standard owner, group and other permissions with rules for additional named users…
Linux capabilities split root privileges into distinct units such as CAP_NET_ADMIN, so processes receive only the specific powers they need.
The Linux kernel is the core of every Linux system, managing processes, memory, devices, file systems and networking between hardware and user…
A Linux namespace is a kernel feature that gives a group of processes its own isolated view of a global resource such…
lsof is the Linux monitoring command that lists open files per process, including regular files, directories, pipes, devices and network sockets.
LVM, the Linux Logical Volume Manager, pools physical disks into volume groups and carves them into resizable logical volumes for server storage.
LXC, Linux Containers, runs complete Linux system containers on a shared kernel using namespaces and cgroups instead of full hardware virtualization.
LXD is a Linux manager for system containers and virtual machines that runs full operating systems through one REST API and command-line…