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API World
API World
·staging.budi.live·
API World
Flowchart
Flowchart
Markdownish syntax for generating flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, gantt charts and git graphs.
·mermaid-js.github.io·
Flowchart
Six Key Event-Driven Architecture Patterns
Six Key Event-Driven Architecture Patterns
Learn six key patterns of an event-driven messaging architecture design that have facilitated creating a robust distributed system used by more than 1400 microservices.
·methodsandtools.com·
Six Key Event-Driven Architecture Patterns
3 Enemies of Developer Velocity – The New Stack
3 Enemies of Developer Velocity – The New Stack
Enterprises are under constant pressure to increase developer velocity. In competitive markets, these teams need to get code written and have new features built, tested and deployed at a regular rate to keep customers happy and coming back for more. However, despite this existential need to maintain speed, unintended consequences of tool selection and organizational…
·thenewstack.io·
3 Enemies of Developer Velocity – The New Stack
Adaptive Applications and Event-Driven Infrastructure as Code | F5
Adaptive Applications and Event-Driven Infrastructure as Code | F5
Most organizations employ automation with infrastructure as code but still retain control over deployments. Looking forward, we’ll see more of an event-driven approach, where the trigger itself is automated based on an event. This is a significant part of what will make applications adaptive in the future—the ability to react to automatically to events and adapt location, security, and capacity to meet service-level objectives.
·f5.com·
Adaptive Applications and Event-Driven Infrastructure as Code | F5
Version Vector
Version Vector
Maintain a list of counters, one per cluster node, to detect concurrent updates
·martinfowler.com·
Version Vector
EdgeWorkers | Akamai Developer
EdgeWorkers | Akamai Developer
Learn how you can create faster user experiences, optimize content delivery, and shorten time to production with Akamai EdgeWorkers, our solution for serverless computing.
·developer.akamai.com·
EdgeWorkers | Akamai Developer
Akamai Developer | Serverless Computing
Akamai Developer | Serverless Computing
Learn how Akamai's serverless computing solution can help you use geolocation to improve user experience.
·developer.akamai.com·
Akamai Developer | Serverless Computing
Bandcamp
Bandcamp
Discover amazing music and directly support the artists who make it.
·bandcamp.com·
Bandcamp
Akamai Developer | EdgeWorkers Use Case
Akamai Developer | EdgeWorkers Use Case
Many websites provide a search function to help users find nearby locations such as retail stores. Typically, a store locator service is implemented on-premise or at the cloud origin, searching a database to find physical locations near the user. You can improve the performance of this search by executing it in a serverless function at the Edge with EdgeWorkers.
·developer.akamai.com·
Akamai Developer | EdgeWorkers Use Case
Why Amazon bought Whole Foods.
Why Amazon bought Whole Foods.
The health food chain that transformed the grocery industry is helping the corporate behemoth that transformed all the others.
·slate.com·
Why Amazon bought Whole Foods.
Average color of geographic areas | FlowingData
Average color of geographic areas | FlowingData
Based on satellite imagery, Erin Davis found the average color of places around the world. The above is by county in the United States, but Davis also made maps by country, which are a mix of green…
·flowingdata.com·
Average color of geographic areas | FlowingData
Average colors of the world – Data Stuff
Average colors of the world – Data Stuff
I wrote that I wanted to expand creatively beyond maps in 2021, but here we are, halfway in, and half my posts are maps. In my defense, I made these last year and just haven’t gotten around t…
·erdavis.com·
Average colors of the world – Data Stuff
Luck is not a strategy | Seth's Blog
Luck is not a strategy | Seth's Blog
Advice from people who have gotten lucky is a tricky thing. Perhaps they did x, y and z, and then got lucky. As story telling creatures, it’s natural to assume that x, y or z had something to…
·seths.blog·
Luck is not a strategy | Seth's Blog