System Architecture

Building a CLI in Elixir, using Mix, Optimus, OK, HTTPotion, and escript

Today, the Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, announced the formation of project Nephio in partnership with Google Cloud and leaders across the telecommunications industry. The Linux Foundation provides a venue for continued ecosystem, developer growth and diversity, as well as collaboration across the open source ecosystems.

Sampling bufferbloat on implementations all too randomly

Here’s a quick puzzle: What does the following Haskell code print?

What are the benefits of Microservices Architecture, What is Microservices Architecture, why Microservices Architecture, Advantages of Microservices Architecture

Adi Shamir’s Secret Sharing is a cryptographic algorithm that allows distinct parties to jointly share ownership of a single secret by holding shares. The original secret can only be reconstructed by using a minimum number of shares, which allows different parties to cooperate without the need to fully trust one another. Example Problem To illustrate, let’s imagine that a family of four all share a single Bitcoin wallet. This Bitcoin wallet contains a single private key that all members of the family co-own.

How Web 2.0 developers can adapt to Web3 services like Infura, and experiment with NFTs and decentralized apps.

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A common question that arises in the area of network automation is: What’s the difference between Ansible and Nornir? I mean, they are both frameworks that can manage and automate groups of network devices, right? They are also both built on top of Python. So what is the difference

If you attend conferences or read technical articles, you could think that microservices are the correct and only way to build a system at the moment. Despite some pushback from cooler heads, the default architecture is microservices. In this post, I’d like to argue why it’s wrong. I’ll first get back to the origin of microservices and the fundamental reason to use them. Then, I’ll describe why microservices don’t fit most organizations' structures. Afterward, I̵

In this article, we’ll explain the different ways to manage network traffic in Kubernetes cluster and look at the various types of services available for network administration and their use cases

As a cloud provider, we handle a considerable amount of data on a daily basis, especially with our Object Storage products. That means that we needed a way to distribute this data globally, with various consistency, replication, and database sharding for linear read and write latency. We designed the database

Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.

Sponsored Feature. There are a lot of things that the HPC centers and hyperscalers of the world have in common, and one of them is their attitudes about

Achieve zero waste web design with these open source tools and tips.

SGK Inc. (SGK) provides packaging, ecommerce solutions, and brand experiences for more than 1,500 clients around the world. SGK’s products and services provide near-real-time asset management, workflow integrations, and analytics for brand strategy and omnichannel marketing as well as asset design and production. The analytics in particular drive supply chain and product management decisions. Overall, […]

A second look at an interesting concept: Completely autonomous IT operations.

Sysdig's new Risk Spotlight vulnerability prioritization feature reduces alert fatigue and effectively prioritize remediation.

Ontology addresses the challenges of identity management in Web3 with ONT ID, a decentralized identity application.

Data democratization is the process of increasing data accessibility and eliminating the bottlenecks that stand in the way of that access.

Create flexible designs for your Android apps

Posts and writings by Lennart Poettering

In Pcompress, I have implemented a variant of the rolling hash based Content Defined Chunking that provides both deduplication accuracy and high performance. This post attempts to explain the chunk…

Listen in on Jane Street’s Ron Minsky as he has conversations with engineers working on everything from clock synchronization to reliable multicast, build systems to reconfigurable hardware. Get a peek at how Jane Street approaches problems, and how those ideas relate to tech more broadly.