What should our microservice application architectures be like?

If you search for examples of creating a seeded (pseudo)Random number generator, you will run into stuff like this (specific example http://indiegamr.com/generate-repeatable-random-numbers-in-js/):...

The first terminal I ever used was a teletype. Somehow my buddy when we were in high school got a hold of this weird "printer typewriter" ...

Distributed systems are not strictly an engineering problem. It’s far too easy to assume a “backend” development concern, but the reality is there are implications at every point …

Posted on 2022-08-06

Beware of over simplification and mallards

A way to understand software architecture and its failures

This means that if you were always poor — you function differently than those with abundant resources. But if you were rich before and then suddenly plummeted to poverty — your brain goes into a full-on scarcity mindset.

Sometimes solving a simple problem can lead to interesting places…

Original Source for Self-Sovereign ID + Sovereign Source Authority + Human Rights in Sovereign context defined by "Owning Root" authority structurally

Original Source for Self-Sovereign ID + Sovereign Source Authority + Human Rights in Sovereign context defined by "Owning Root" authority structurally

One of the first uses of the BPF virtual machine outside of networking was to implement access-control policies for the seccomp() system call. Since then, though, the role of BPF in the security area has not changed much in the mainline kernel, even though BPF has evolved considerably from the "classic" variant still used with seccomp() to the "extended" BPF now supported by the kernel. That has not been for a lack of trying, though. The out-of-tree Landlock security module was covered here over three years ago. We also looked at the kernel runtime security instrumentation (KRSI) patch set in September. KP Singh has posted a new KRSI series, so the time seems right for a closer look.

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Posted on Thursday 4 Aug 2022. 3,669 words, no links. By Matt Webb.

SWC is an extensible Rust-based platform for the next generation of fast developer tools. It's used by tools like Next.js, Parcel, and Deno, as well as companies like Vercel, ByteDance, Tencent, Shopify, and more.

Ampere Computing® - Creator of the first cloud native processors – the 80 core Ampere® Altra® and 128 core Ampere® Altra® Max CPUs and Server Systems

With its chips recently adopted by Google Cloud and HPE, Ampere Computing is giving ARM-based chips the kind of server breakthrough that has eluded other chip companies. These companies' backing provides a big boost to the entire ARM server ecosystem.

This article will discuss best practices for secrets management in the context of continuous integration delivery workflow.