#Terraform and AWS #CloudFormation can offer massive benefits for #DevOps engineers. But their definitions can include vulnerabilities that will be recycled and redeployed each time you use that code. #security #cloudnative #sponsored

Snowflake last week promised analytics and transactions in the same system. For some it was déjà vu all over again

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A survey from Snyk and the Linux Foundation found organizations lack security policies for the use or development of open source software.

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Managing GraphQL at scale is tricky - but Bill Doerrfeld explains that this is where the concept of the supergraph comes in.

At GitLab, we favor “boring technology,” even if it might not be the best. But such software is not just more successful, but qualitatively better.

Online travel agency Expedia produced its 2022 Super Bowl commercial with the goal of managing a “traffic surge,” as Juliette Howland describes in her recent blog post.

The old ways of securing a network won't work for a distributed system. This excerpt from our new ebook explores the reasons why, and what works instead. #zerotrust #security #cloudnative #sponsored

Understand how security chatbots work and how to get started using them to build automated security workflows.

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In the final filesystem session at the 2022 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory-management and BPF Summit (LSFMM), David Howells led a discussion on a filesystem optimization that is causing various kinds of problems. Extent-based filesystems have data structures that sometimes do not reflect the holes that exist in files. Reads from holes in sparse files (i.e. files with holes) must return zeroes, but filesystems are not obligated to maintain knowledge of the holes beyond that, which leads to the problems.

We pride ourselves that every human being is slightly different. We have a unique face, unique fingerprints, unique voice, all of which are so distinctive that we can identify each other with them. Animals have the same uniquess (ask any

Ed Yong tells us about the strange world of animal senses.

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They’re so fast we can’t catch up! Check out our benchmarks with two datasets to learn how we used continuous aggregates to make queries up to 44,000x faster, while requiring 60 % less storage (on average).

Cancelled the K12 CPU? Big mistake. Huge, says Jim Keller

'Write once, run anywhere' finally came true, thanks to APE and the Cosmopolitan libc

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Your shell should be so beautiful, you'd bring it home from the beach.

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For the 447th episode of Stack Overflow’s podcast, GitHub’s former Chief Technology Officer Jason Warner shared some fascinating tales of tech transformation. The conversation covered both the massive scaling effort at GitHub from May 2017 to July 2021 and the story of Warner’s own “non-traditional” path into programming from “farm country” in Connecticut. Maybe both […]

This article will go in-depth on the strengths and weaknesses of each approach, agent-based and network-based vulnerability scanning.

DX is now emerging from stealth with 5,000 developer teams from companies including Chime and Upwork on board.

I am excited to announce the official v0.1.0 release of Axon and AxonOnnx. A lot has changed (and improved) since the initial public announcement of Axon. In this post I will explore Axon and its i…