With the goal of bringing more productive discussions on this topic into focus and understanding which types of multicloud capabilities are worth pursuing, this series continues with a look at multicloud through the lens of workload portability. Workload Portability Multicloud workload portability means you can push a button and move a workload from one cloud…

Go is an open source programming language that makes it easy to build simple, reliable, and efficient software.

Contrary to reports, it has nothing to do with drinking alone in your underpants.

The reasons, why engineers despise Agile, fall into five categories: Control, manipulation, monitoring, technology and teamwork. #Agileantipatterns #Agilefailure #Engineersengineering

Kubernetes Operator to automate Helm, DaemonSet, StatefulSet & Deployment updates

Depending on how old your first used car was, it might've come with two different types of keys: One to unlock the door/trunk/glove compartment, the other for the ignition. (Incredibly, luxury brand Lincoln once offered three keys, separating the door and trunk locks.) As for why, we imagine that

A Kubernetes Operator for running and operating Hyperledger Fabric in Kubernetes.

What Intel calls “cloud digestion” as the cause of the massive pullback in spending in its Data Center Group is looking more and more like a case of “Epyc

A blog about computers, functional languages, Lisp, and Scheme.

Arm is hosting its annual Tech Day shindig, virtually (again) thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, and is providing a lot more insight into the future

WebAuthn is an exciting technology, maximizing security without sacrificing user experience

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Today we are speaking about getting things done! What does it mean when we say something is done and how can you and your team get a better handle on the concept for better products? At times, as developers, we might feel like we are done as soon as the code is written and passed, but in reality, there are more steps in the process, and to get to a real state of being finished we need to formulate a proper framework or checklist for being done! This is one of the issues with working with different teams, as responsibility can sometimes get a bit lost, and so putting some time in, to develop an appropriate way to measure completion can lead to fewer issues and confusion down the road. In today's episode, we also look at the important aspects of feedback and corrections, and how 'done' might be a relative term, especially as your products gets increasingly complex. So for all this and a few more thoughts on how you can move things into that beautiful 'done' column, come with us, down the Rabbit Hole!

A new tool is promising to make your pictures undetectable to facial recognition software without significantly changing their appearance.

Software development is a simple activity made to look difficult by most developers and escalated into larger problems by most managers.

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Crypto domains to work as the web access key

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