Litmis
Testing the Ruby Waters
Bash Is Not A Shell Game
Litmis: An Inexpensive Hosted IBM i “Sandbox” for Your Team
A Story Of Simplicity in IBM i Hosting
This month we are excited to be announcing a new IBM i cloud offering we call Litmis Spaces Single Tenant. Running IBM i in the cloud has been a desire of ours for a very long time, thus we’re quite happy to have finally created a solution to our own problem! But I’m getting ahead of myself.
Krengeltech and Aaron Bartell awarded at Common
The annual meeting at Common is the largest gathering of IBM i professionals each year. This year's conference was held in New Orleans, May 14th-18th. Krengeltech's Aaron Bartell was recognized at the conference and presented with multiple awards for overall contributions to the IBM i
Riding the Rails (Part II)
(Originally published by MC Press Online in February 2016). In the January 2016 article "Riding The Rails, Part 1", I introduced you to how a Rails project is created. We walked through the various files and directories that were generated. We also made it through starting the Rails web server and
A (root) Change for the Better (part II)
(Originally published in January 2016 by IBM Systems Magazine). In article "A (root) Change For The Better", I discussed how to create a "chroot environment". In brief summary, chroot is a command that facilitates changing the apparent root of your current IBM i job (aka PASE process) so that it
Riding the Rails (Part I)
(Originally published by MC Press Online in January 2016). In the February 2015 article "Trying on a Ruby Ring", I talked about doing a small Hello World Ruby app and showed how to invoke an RPG program from Ruby. In March 2015's article "Sinatra Sings, Ruby Plays", I introduced you to a very
Front-end your Application Servers with Nginx
(Originally published by MC Press Online in December 2015). In the article "Drivers, Start Your Nginx!", I discussed how to install the Nginx web server and walked through how to setup a simple index.html hello world program. An obvious next step would be to have Nginx act as a front-end to your
