Unix-like operating systems
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What is Unix-like operating systems?
Unix-like operating systems are a broad family of operating systems that resemble the original Unix operating system. They implement the POSIX standard, which defines a standard interface for maintaining compatibility across Unix variants. Common examples include Linux, macOS, and BSD. They are widely used in servers, embedded systems, and personal computers, known for their stability, flexibility, and command-line interface.
What other technologies are related to Unix-like operating systems?
Unix-like operating systems Competitor Technologies
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Unix-like operating systems Complementary Technologies
Helm Charts
Helm Charts are used for package management in Kubernetes, which is often deployed on Unix-like operating systems, thus complementing the ecosystem.
Docker Swarm
Docker Swarm is a container orchestration tool that is often used on Unix-like systems, thus complementing them.
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Which job functions commonly mention Unix-like operating systems?
Security Architect
0.1% of all Security Architect jobs mention Unix-like operating systems
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Security Engineer
51 Security Engineer jobs mention Unix-like operating systems
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Software Engineer
343 Software Engineer jobs mention Unix-like operating systems
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Engineering & R&D
536 Engineering & R&D jobs mention Unix-like operating systems
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Engineer
452 Engineer jobs mention Unix-like operating systems
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