Erico Mendonca, Author at SUSE Communities

July 5, 2025 3:23 pm

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SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 6)

Last time… This is a series of articles dealing with SUSE AI, please take a look at the first article here. In the last article, we explored OpenWebUI and SUSE Security, a great tool for monitoring the communications of your entire K8s cluster. Installing SUSE Observability Before starting Please make sure you have the following […]

Categories: Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE), SUSE AI, SUSE Blog

By: Erico Mendonca

July 5, 2025 3:13 pm

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SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 5)

Last time… This is a series of articles dealing with SUSE AI, please take a look at the first article here. In the last article, we got all our basic AI workloads, Milvus and Ollama, working. Today, we’re going to explore a bit of OpenWebUI and delve into SUSE Security. OpenWebUI: we have a […]

Categories: Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE), SUSE AI, SUSE Blog, SUSE Observability, SUSE Security

By: Erico Mendonca

June 25, 2025 6:56 pm

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SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 4)

Last time… This is a series of articles dealing with SUSE AI, please take a look at the first article here. In the last article, we set up many functional aspects of our cluster, including Storage Classes and the NVIDIA GPU Operator. Now we’re ready to deploy some AI workloads! Installing Milvus Milvus is […]

Categories: Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE), SUSE AI, SUSE Blog, SUSE Observability, SUSE Security

By: Erico Mendonca

June 25, 2025 6:36 pm

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SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 3)

Last time… This is a series of articles dealing with SUSE AI, please take a look at the first article here. In the last article, we were able to get things really going! We ended with a working Kubernetes cluster using RKE2 on all nodes, and with a working Rancher Manager. In this article, we’[…]

Categories: Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE), SUSE AI, SUSE Blog, SUSE Cloud Observability, SUSE Observability, SUSE Security

By: Erico Mendonca

June 25, 2025 6:19 pm

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SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 2)

Before we proceed… This is a series of articles dealing with SUSE AI, please take a look at the first article here. It’s time to start setting up your SUSE AI stack! But first, we need to make a small checklist on what we’ll need: Have your SUSE Customer Center (SCC) account ready […]

Categories: Cloud-native Transformation, Rancher Kubernetes, SUSE AI, SUSE Blog, SUSE Cloud Observability, SUSE Observability

By: Erico Mendonca

June 25, 2025 5:56 pm

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SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 1)

Let’s talk about AI Artificial Intelligence. It’s everywhere. It’s changing our lives. We hear about it all the time, how it’s useful (or not). It raises many ethical questions, and we also hear daily about its misuses, about where it went wrong or how it is indeed helping us be better […]

Categories: Cloud-native Transformation, Rancher Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE), SUSE AI, SUSE Blog, SUSE Cloud Observability, SUSE Observability, SUSE Security, SUSE Storage

By: Erico Mendonca

December 7, 2018 1:59 pm

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KVM networking: a simple way to manage port forwards and configuration

QEMU/KVM offers powerful networking features, including the ability to create many kinds of networks for your VMs. These can be either an isolated network, a NAT network, or a bridge. There are built-in services that can be configured to serve DNS and DHCP (including PXE support), so you do not need to bother maintaining these […]

Categories: Containers, DevOps, Kubernetes, Server, Virtualization

By: Erico Mendonca

August 8, 2018 9:19 pm

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How to do an unattended upgrade from SLES11 to SLES15

SLES 11 is still heavily in use today. Until now, there wasn't an easy upgrade path for getting your servers to the latest and greatest without completely reinstalling them. But with the release of SLE15, it's now of the one of the supported upgrade paths. Check out the complete upgrade guide here. I recently had […]

Tags: SLE15, SUSE Linux Enterprise 15

Categories: Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

By: Erico Mendonca

July 24, 2015 9:22 am

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Running graphical programs remotely as root

Sometimes when dealing with Linux servers, you find products that require running a graphical installer as root. That's fine when you have access to the graphical console, and you can do it using various methods, like gnomesu or kdesu. But what happens when you need to run it via SSH? (more…)[…]

Tags: execute, graphical, root, SSH, sudo, x11

Categories: Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for z Systems and LinuxONE, Technical Solutions

Author: Erico Mendonca

SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 6)

SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 5)

SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 4)

SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 3)

SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 2)

SUSE AI: A new foundation for your private AI implementation (part 1)

KVM networking: a simple way to manage port forwards and configuration

How to do an unattended upgrade from SLES11 to SLES15

Running graphical programs remotely as root

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