WAPM - WebAssembly Package Manager
Defining graph-relational | EdgeDB Blog
A conclusive answer to EdgeDB’s most frequently asked question: “What is a graph-relational database anyway?”
The future of processor technology could see AMD, Intel, & Arm all share a common connection
The new UCIe interconnect standard aims to make it easier to make and connect different types of silicon chiplets.
Forward Proxy and Reverse Proxy: The Differences
Distinguish similar concepts like a guru
Are Blockchains Databases? - The New Stack
With some databases now supporting versioning and checksums, and blockchains storing more types of data, are they on a path to merge?
Plotter Flashbacks: Construction Marking Robot Can Also "Print" Sports Fields - Core77
For small-scale construction, chalk lines are an invaluable layout tool. For larger projects, chalk lines and tape measures won't cut it; imagine marking out where all of the booths go in a gigantic exhibition hall, or mapping out a series of sprawling structures on an empty lot. Hence Monsen Engineering
Kubernetes CRDs: What They Are and Why They Are Useful - The New Stack
The ability to extend the Kubernetes API with custom resource definitions allows you to instruct Kubernetes to manage more than just containers.
Edgeless Systems Brings Confidential Computing to Kubernetes - The New Stack
Edgeless Systems is bringing a new idea to cloud native computing security: Confidential computing with Constellation, its Kubernetes confidential orchestration platform.
Day Two Cloud 136: The Role And Responsibilities Of A Kubernetes Operator (Sponsored) - Packet Pushers
Today on the Day Two Cloud podcast we examine the role and responsibilities of Kubernetes operators; that is, the humans in charge of running Kubernetes. Kubernetes operators have to support application and security teams, handle capacity planning, keep an eye on versioning, and more. This episode is sponsored by F5's NGINX team. Our guests are Jenn Gile, Sr Manager of Product Marketing; and Brian Ehlert, Sr Product Manager.
Industry Behemoths Back Intel’s Universal Chiplet Interconnect
When the hyperscalers, the major datacenter compute engine suppliers, and the three remaining foundries with advanced node manufacturing capabilities
A Case Study into Usage of Redis Data Structures in an E-Commerce Application
There are 5 basic data structures in Redis: string, hash, list, set and zset. Each data structure requires a key object to access the…
Single binary executable packages
In support of software packages that come in the form of a single binary executable (statically linked or portable), that one can just copy anywhere in `${PATH}` and execute, without needing `sudo`, or downloading half the distribution's packages as dependencies.
Multi-Cloud Computing is a Major IT Headache
A CloudBolt Software survey revealed that 79% of orgs are struggling under the weight of managing multi-cloud computing environments.
The Rabbit Hole: The Definitive Developer's Podcast: 245. Seven Wastes of Software Development (Replay)
In this episode of The Rabbit Hole, we are unpacking The Seven Wastes of Software Development! Dave and Michael break down the seven points as they appear in the book Implementing Lean Software Development by Mary and Tom Poppendieck and chat about their experience and thoughts on each.
Principles Over Syntax
This is a guest post from Ben Greenberg. Enjoy. Dear New Developer, Welcome to the wonderful and exciting world of software development! You may have chosen this field for any combination of innume…
Distributed Rate-Limiting Algorithms
Which tools and algorithms can be used to design a distributed rate-limiting system?
Why Your Security Program Is Failing
Why do I assert most programs are failing? Because it’s not getting any better. Just look at the 2021 holiday gift that was Log4J. Could the problem be with our approach? Some treat Informati…
Conti Ransomware Group Diaries, Part I: Evasion
A Ukrainian security researcher this week leaked several years of internal chat logs and other sensitive data tied to Conti, an aggressive and ruthless Russian cybercrime group that focuses on deploying its ransomware to companies with more than $100 million…
The Architect’s Guide to Multicloud Business Continuity - The New Stack
If your solution depends on several services or components, if one goes down, your app is unavailable. Availability is only as good as the weakest link.
Overcoming Bias : Rationality As Rules
A visual map of a Kubernetes deployment
When you work with containers on Kubernetes, you often group applications together in a pod. When you launch a container or a pod into production, it's called a deployment. If you're using Kubernetes daily or even just weekly, you've probably done it hundreds of times, but have you thought about what exactly happens when you create a pod or a deployment?
Using Machine Learning to Actively Secure Cloud Native Apps
It's not enough to simply ward off threats. Tigera's Calico Cloud now uses machine learning to actively find and mitigate vulnerabilities. #security #machinelearning #malware #ransomware
Aurora In A Socket: What Intel’s “Falcon Shores” XPU Might Do
We are still chewing through some of the announcements that came out of Intel Investor Day and the ISSCC 2022 chip conference, and one of the things we
The rise of WebAssembly
WASM initially promised performance gains and greater portability for web applications, but now is making an impact across a growing number of environments.
Lambda Calculus in 397 Bytes
Programming language with a single keyword.
Linux CPU Context Switch Deep Dive
How much do you know about CPU context switch?
Transport Layer Security (5/6)
In this article, we examine the gory details of a TLS session, down to every byte exchanged. If you've ever wondered how the Web is secured, this one's for you.
The Internet Was Designed With a Narrow Waist
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GRiSP 2: Diving Deeper into Embedded Systems — GRiSP
Bare metal hardware for the Internet of Things, specially designed for Erlang.