Et tu, Meta? Of all of the world’s hyperscalers and large cloud builders, only Meta Platforms, dominated by its Facebook and related social network

Organizations planning to modify their cloud environments must consider how decisions made now will prepare them for future opportunities.

After 20 months and nearly 1K commits, LiveKit 1.0 brings Zoom-level stability and performance to WebRTC.

Want to quickly update your phone after a factory reset? Shizuku is the answer. Here's how to use Shizuku to restore all of your Android apps.

In this article, we propose an alternative approach to digital identity that replaces user profiles with trusted digital relationships.

Technology alone is not enough to defend against cybercrime. It’s critical, but it’s the combination of leading technologies, comprehensive threat intelligence, and highly skilled people that makes for a truly effective security posture.

Learn how the Internet Computer blockchain works and explore its technology, open-source repositories, in-depth video academy sessions, white papers, publications, and long-form deep dives.

In software development, containers have become a common security concern. Discover how zero trust can combat some of those concerns.

CROPS — cost optimization, reliability, operational excellence, performance efficiency and security — allows organizations to get the most from their cloud infrastructure.

Too many websites push users to do things they don't want to — such as sharing more of their data than they realize. What can be done about it? #deceptivedesign #UX #darkpatterns #techethics

A federated graph of APIs architecture can be used to build a single graph of graphs and many smaller ones, which can be scoped for specific uses.

Successful cloud native organizations usually rely on a developer control plane, which serves as a tool- and platform-agnostic way to manage Kubernetes. #developers #Kubernetes #cloudnative #devcontrolplanes #DevOps

The fediverse may represent the future of social media, so developers take note. It's time to experiment with the platform and its protocols.

Building a tech stack involves more than selecting the latest technologies, integrating them, and expecting your organization, department, or team to improve the way they operate. Before investing in a new software or application, business leaders should consider the following:

Chipmaker Nvidia is finally taking steps to improve the compatibility of its GPUs with Linux after years of largely ignoring users of the open source OS. Nvidia has open sourced GPU kernel modules for Linux so coders can write applications for more efficient execution on the company’s GPUs. “Canonical and SUSE can immediately package the […]

It is Google I/O 2022 this week, among many other things, and we were hoping for an architectural deep dive on the TPUv4 matrix math engines that Google

Nobl9 has released an open specification for defining SLOs and, in addition, has defined a repeatable SLO methodology.

By having a library in the client application, we can handle faults consistently, increasing the perceived availability of the system

Overview Subsetting is a common technique used in load balancing for large-scale distributed systems. In this blog post, we will briefly introduce Uber’s current service mesh architecture that has been powering thousands of critical microservices in Uber since 2016. We will then discuss the challenges we faced when trying to scale the number of tasks in the mesh and issues with our initial subsetting approach. We’ll finish with how we came up with the real-time dynamic subsetting solution and its results in production.   Dictionary Here are a few generic terms that we’ll be using throughout the article: A (micro)

Although mysterious, Dark was clearly set up to talk REST and, in their words, Dark is a new way of building serverless backends.

With edge computing becoming the new norm, distributed DNS implementations are set to become the foundation for the new generation of real-time applications.

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The issue with systems that do not ‘fail’ is that they have no fixes when they eventually fail.

How we rebuilt our card processor

None of these six ways is enough alone to create a long-term revolution of the human mind — a fundamental shift in our perception of time. But together — and when practised by a critical mass of people and organisations — a new age of long-term thinking could emerge out of their synergy.

Allowing groups to self-organize, set their own agendas, and decide without central guidance or planning requires being vulnerable and trusting. But the results are worth the risk.