The JAMstack is a philosophy, methodology, and set of tools for building web applications that are faster, more secure, and more scalable than applications built with traditional monolithic web architectures. | Continue reading
MLOps is not something you need in the future as you scale – you need it today. Build for speed and agility now, while minimizing the technical debt that will otherwise slow your organization down to a crawl later. | Continue reading
Only 3% of the active open source community is women. A University of Tennessee researcher found that harassment drives female contributors away. She offers ideas for creating more inclusive environments. | Continue reading
Log linear histograms are the most efficient way to accurately compute latency Service Level Objectives (SLOs). | Continue reading
Soon after joining Microsoft, Guido van Rossum has returned to his roots, hoping to find ways of making Python run faster. | Continue reading
JFrog's Crypto-signing is the first commercial use of a blockchain technology by a commercial DevOps build, or CI/CD platform. | Continue reading
In this pizza analogy, with continuous integration, developers are chefs in a centralized kitchen, constantly experimenting with new ingredients. | Continue reading
Dell Technologies experts share pancakes and reflect on the maturity of Kubernetes particularly around data persistence and storage. | Continue reading
Upbound, the company that created Crossplane, has created what it says is the first enterprise distribution of Crossplane called Upbound Universal Crossplane (UXP). | Continue reading
Storj is a decentralized cloud object storage company, offering software for accessing storage more easily through an AWS Simple Storage Severice-like API | Continue reading
Organizations looking to tighten up their ops with some site reliability engineering (SRE) should take a look at the recently-released OpenSLO specification, a GitOps-friendly template for establishing Service Level Objectives (SLO) to specify and even enforce the range of reliab … | Continue reading
MITRE ATT&CKs are globally accessible knowledge bases of adversary tactics and techniques based on observing real-world attacks. | Continue reading
A wide ranging interview with Linux and Git creator Linus Torvalds, from Tag1 co-founder Jeremy Andrews. | Continue reading
A look at Rust, an up-and-coming, memory-safe, systems programming language. | Continue reading
Amazon Web Services’ Fargate is a very popular serverless compute engine for containers. In part that’s because it hides the complexities of how Kubernetes works with both Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). That means Fargate enabl … | Continue reading
Kubernetes Netdata Cloud users can now easily access the platform’s built-in Helm chart to monitor and troubleshoot unlimited numbers of Kubernetes clusters for free in real-time. This data is displayed via the Netdata Cloud web interface. | Continue reading
If we going to treat infrastructure as code, shouldn’t infrastructure engineers have access to the same tools that make software engineers productive and even the same languages? That’s the theory behind Pulumi, which has just released version 3 of its open source platform. What … | Continue reading
The inaugural hacker house experience will begin on June 1 when 14 women move into their low-rent quarters in San Francisco's Nob Hill district for two months. | Continue reading
GitOps makes multicloud and hybrid cloud feasible when deployment topologies get more complicated. | Continue reading
In the late 1970s,when two students graduated from New York's Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute they left behind the interactive text adventure "Castlequest," which remained installed on the school's computer system. | Continue reading
Organizations taking advantage of automated security testing for their IaC definitions are finding and fixing misconfigurations faster. | Continue reading
Have you ever woken up at night thinking that you don’t do “enough security”? We interviewed a risk officer to bring some clarity. | Continue reading
If looking at your AWS Kubernetes bill makes you squirm, here are 7 AWS tips that work whether or not you run your clusters on EKS. | Continue reading
If looking at your AWS Kubernetes bill makes you squirm, here are 7 AWS tips that work whether or not you run your clusters on EKS. | Continue reading
How will we manage software projects as the number of people working on them swells, and those people all come from such diverse educational and experience backgrounds? | Continue reading
Okta is one trusted platform to secure every identity, from customers to your workforce. More than 10,000 organizations trust Okta’s software and APIs to sign in, authorize, and manage users. | Continue reading
COSI provides a common layer of abstraction for provisioning and managing the lifecycle of object storage buckets in Kubernetes. | Continue reading
Researchers from the University of Minnesota submitted intentional faulty code to the Linux kernel in the name of research — and almost got away with it. | Continue reading
With large-scale deployments, organizations end up using lots of compute, storage and human resources just to manage their indexes, in addition to data itself. When companies are handling terabytes of data every day, the database-backed log management system becomes untenable. Wh … | Continue reading
Find vulnerabilities in your code with fuzzing, a security testing technique generating a lot of attention today. | Continue reading
Codecov, a tool for uploading environmental data into continuous integration environs, has been compromised. | Continue reading
How will we manage software projects as the number of people working on them swells, and those people all come from such diverse educational and experience backgrounds? | Continue reading
Multitenancy creates an operational monolith. | Continue reading
Surprisingly, machines held their ground against their human counterparts, with respondents preferring the AI-generated replies over human-generated answers for about half of the queries. | Continue reading
One project's plan to rethink Internet browsing | Continue reading
According to the low code vendor Retool's "The State of Internal Tools in 2021," 40% of people building internal applications use spreadsheets to do so – putting the approach behind custom-built solutions (63%) and ahead of low / no code platforms (33%), business intelligence / v … | Continue reading
Daffodil, one of the latest projects to achieve Apache Software Foundation's top-level status, isn’t some flowery new programming language, but an implementation of the Data Format Description Language to convert between fixed-format data and XML/JSON. | Continue reading
What We Talk about When We Talk about Performance. | Continue reading
This Week in Programming covers all the latest development news for the cloud native computing community. | Continue reading
Multicloud simply means that users are using multiple cloud platforms — it shouldn’t matter where infrastructure runs. | Continue reading
Clickhouse is column-oriented and allows for analytics reports to be generated using SQL queries in real-time. | Continue reading
For most companies and users, Go is the right default option. Its performance is strong, Go is easy to adopt, and Go’s highly modular nature makes it particularly good for situations where requirements are changing or evolving.As your product matures, and requirements stabilize, … | Continue reading
An on-demand feature environment is one in which ad-hoc features can be tested without any dependencies. | Continue reading
For most companies and users, Go is the right default option. Its performance is strong, Go is easy to adopt, and Go’s highly modular nature makes it particularly good for situations where requirements are changing or evolving.As your product matures, and requirements stabilize, … | Continue reading
Kubernetes is all about the API and its ability to receive events and to have controllers that listen to those events. | Continue reading
The type of role that best describes the emerging SRE was one of a number of assumptions examined during this lively discussion. The talk described common misperceptions about what SREs really do and how they can best support the organization. | Continue reading
Web components aren’t as well documented as React components, but GitHub and Salesforce have both implemented this emerging standard. | Continue reading
Imposter syndrome: Let’s take a look at some strategies for identifying feelings of shame within your dev team, and mitigating those issues before they start to impact your teams’ performance. | Continue reading