Managing microservices or distributed systems has many challenges, Uber has a solution for many of the issues.

In this article, we describe the issues and challenges that enterprises face when deploying Kubernetes clusters at scale. We also describe how GitOps processes and tools can allow organizations to gain proper control of these highly distributed environments, while improving security and compliance best practices

Despite its simplicity, the return statement in JavaScript can help us improve the readability of our code and make it less complex.

(Originally posted by me on github, now updated and moved to a better writing platform) Poor MVC! It's probably the most misunderstood "pattern" in the history of computer science. Why? Viewing MVC as simply separation of concerns leads to unnecessar...

‘Executable manuscripts’ insert results directly into documents, eliminating common mistakes.

The metaverse is a space caught at the cusp of the physical and the nonphysical. Not a radically different space per se, but one that, like old wine in a new bottle, replicates the current set of relations we are already familiar with.

Trust technology is now here ,and we will look back on 2022 in awe of how much we achieved when the levels of digital trust were so low.

Does it always make sense to stick to your playbooks? There’s no clear answer, but it’s still something you should think about.

This is a mini-HowTo on running Finit in an LXC system container. We will be using a variant (external) of Buildroot, called NetBox to create a squashfs (read-only) image for the root filesystem. Then we will give the container a single writable directory from which it then uses bind mount to emulate a full-blown system. It is expected you have LXC installed and all the relevant build tools needed to create the image. How to set that up is not covered by this tutorial.

It’ll feature an unspecified Snapdragon 8 chipset.

There’s a thread in a list I’m on titled “NFTs are a Scam.” I know too little about NFTs to do more than dump here three thoughts I shared on the list in response to a post …

Posted on Friday 4 Mar 2022. 770 words, 10 links. By Matt Webb.

Intel’s 26-year-old plug-and-play tech made it easy to connect everything

The rise of DevOps, DBaaS, Kubernetes and Operators creates a compelling end-to-end platform for distributed applications.

Paid Feature The data landscape is often described in pyrotechnic terms. Data growth is explosive, even meteoric, while ever smarter analytics and AI means its potential is incendiary. This vivid imagery is, perhaps, justified, given that almost 40 percent of organizations expect their data to grow by half or more every year, according to IDC […]

It’s been a while since the Tokio-based Rust Driver for ScyllaDB, a high-performance low-latency NoSQL database, was born during ScyllaDB’s internal developer hackathon. Since then, its development and adoption accelerated a lot. We’ve added many new features and published a couple of releases on crates.io. Along the way, we also stumbled upon a few interesting […]

15 language-agnostic, actionable tips on REST API design.

Developers increasingly will be able to reliably configure their environments to suit their needs without spending a week typing commands and editing files.

When data is readily accessible and available for developers, it presents many opportunities to optimize and interact with the built world.

In this first post in a series, we’ll examine the definition of DevOps and its purpose in an organization.

Automotive blogs are currently hullabalooing about the design of Polestar's new O2 concept, and rightfully so; it's a sexy-looking vehicle. (And it's got that onboard drone.) However, what was of far greater interest to me was the screentime Polestar gave in the release

By aggregating our data in an effort to simplify it, we lose the signal and the context we need to make sense of what we’re seeing.

Researchers at South Korea's Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) took natural silk fibers from domesticated silkworms to build "sustainable and environmentally-friendly security solutions.

What kind of code is considered low？