Metastable Failures in the Wild
Fission Reactor: Datalog, CRDTs, and a WebNative Database
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Datalog - Wikipedia
Entity–attribute–value model - Wikipedia
Build the future of web apps at the edge – Fission
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Design Prototype Launch
Ideas are everywhere and they shape our reality. They are real, living, breathing, things that are solid tangible; they have a whole life cycle just like us. Some of them are straightforward, ordinary, practical and a little boring, some are eureka moments, some are roller coaster rides. All of...
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Mats3
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Over the past years, I’ve worked in multiple teams adopting very different strategies when it comes to feature flags. I’ve seen the pros and cons of both, and over time, I found myself disagreeing …
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Technology That Makes Life Better
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BPF: the universal in-kernel virtual machine
Much of the recent discussion regarding the
Ktap dynamic tracing system was
focused on the addition of a Lua interpreter and virtual machine to the
kernel. Virtual machines seem like an inappropriate component to be
running in kernel space.
But, in truth, the kernel already contains more than one virtual
machine. One of those, the BPF interpreter, has been growing in features
and performance; it now looks to be taking on roles beyond its original
purpose. In the process, it may result in a net reduction in interpreter
code in the kernel.