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Embracing The Inevitable Move From Hardware To Services
Embracing The Inevitable Move From Hardware To Services
When Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and other hyperscale public cloud providers started becoming a force in IT almost a decade ago, questions arose
·nextplatform.com·
Embracing The Inevitable Move From Hardware To Services
From Ticket Speed to Machine Speed: Why Automation Is Key
From Ticket Speed to Machine Speed: Why Automation Is Key
Running digital operations at human speed isn’t sustainable — or quick enough. The answer is workflow automation, to accelerate and improve incident management outcomes and free up team members for innovation.
·thenewstack.io·
From Ticket Speed to Machine Speed: Why Automation Is Key
Making startup swag cool again using APIs and vCards
Making startup swag cool again using APIs and vCards
Lean how we finally managed to find, what we call, swag market fit with our Startup Select cards and everything we tried doing before that
·treblle.com·
Making startup swag cool again using APIs and vCards
The Rise of Test Impact Analysis
The Rise of Test Impact Analysis
Test Impact Analysis speeds testing by predicting which tests need to be run for a change in the source code.
·martinfowler.com·
The Rise of Test Impact Analysis
GraphQL Syntax Used for a Novel Approach to Schema Validation and Code Generation
GraphQL Syntax Used for a Novel Approach to Schema Validation and Code Generation
Nav Technologies has created an open-source schema definition and code generator that uses GraphQL syntax to define events and message formats. GraphQL was chosen for its expressiveness and familiarity among developers, but it is only used for its syntax; the Nav Schema Architecture (NSA) does not use the GraphQL runtime.
·infoq.com·
GraphQL Syntax Used for a Novel Approach to Schema Validation and Code Generation
Playing The Long Game With The Hyperscalers And Clouds
Playing The Long Game With The Hyperscalers And Clouds
To build a very large IT business often takes a channel approach, where manufacturers sell a certain amount of their own product – say to the key 10
·nextplatform.com·
Playing The Long Game With The Hyperscalers And Clouds
draft-ietf-dnssd-srp-10
draft-ietf-dnssd-srp-10
Service Registration Protocol for DNS-Based Service Discovery (Internet-Draft, 2021)
·datatracker.ietf.org·
draft-ietf-dnssd-srp-10
⚙️ The State of WASM
⚙️ The State of WASM
This is another research about WASM aka WebAssembly from Avareum Team on 2022–03 to explore the new frontier of full stacks development.
·blog.avareum.finance·
⚙️ The State of WASM
Java 18: Don't Sleep on the Simple Web Server
Java 18: Don't Sleep on the Simple Web Server
While Oracle released Java 18 last month, one of the slightly overlooked, but interesting new features is the Simple Web Server.
·thenewstack.io·
Java 18: Don't Sleep on the Simple Web Server
Implementing a Secure Service Mesh
Implementing a Secure Service Mesh
Service mesh allows developers to shift the complexity of security, reliability and observability away from their application stacks.
·thenewstack.io·
Implementing a Secure Service Mesh
Grafana Nixes Cortex Support for Amazon Managed Prometheus
Grafana Nixes Cortex Support for Amazon Managed Prometheus
Grafana Labs has made some changes to its Prometheus support during the past few weeks as it nixes support for Cortex and introduces Mimir in its place.
·thenewstack.io·
Grafana Nixes Cortex Support for Amazon Managed Prometheus
It’s Alive! The Rise of the FrankenCluster
It’s Alive! The Rise of the FrankenCluster
The vcluster project from Loft Labs takes quick cluster deployments to the next level, allowing a developer to create brand new Kubernetes clusters (of differing versions) within an existing Kubernetes cluster.
·thenewstack.io·
It’s Alive! The Rise of the FrankenCluster
The Time Travel Method of Debugging Software
The Time Travel Method of Debugging Software
Developing programs that run seamlessly isn’t a linear task. The more intricate and complex the code, the more bugs that engineers potentially have to deal with. Studies have shown that software developers spend 35-50% of their time debugging. Jason Laster, software engineer and founder of a startup called Replay, noticed the struggles developers were facing […]
·thenewstack.io·
The Time Travel Method of Debugging Software
Repeated failure
Repeated failure
The hole in Reminders and Calendar automation.
·leancrew.com·
Repeated failure
Asahi Linux
Asahi Linux
Porting Linux to Apple Silicon
·asahilinux.org·
Asahi Linux
What are Data Unions?
What are Data Unions?
I’ve been doing some research around different types of data intermediary recently and thought I’d share some things I’ve learned about “Data Unions”. Like a lot of th…
·blog.ldodds.com·
What are Data Unions?