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Cloud Native Computing Foundation sponsored this post in anticipation of KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America 2021 on Oct. 11-15. Let’s just say it: Kubernetes was not built with multi-cluster in mind.
Zesty sponsored this post. If you enjoy a monthly pat on the back while looking over your cloud invoice, believing that on-premises costs would be a great deal higher, then this recent report by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) was probably a real buzzkill.
Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform 2 is now available to customers. This release expands the possibilities of automation across your organization, with a more secure, flexible foundation to build and deploy automation with greater acceleration, orchestration and innovation.
The latest Stack Overflow developer survey revealed that, amongst those surveyed, the most-loved web framework is Svelte, a relatively young, open source web user interface framework for defining a web interface with components.
For decades mathematician Donald Knuth, a professor emeritus at Stanford University, has been a revered figure in the world of programming. In 1962 he began writing a mammoth technical opus titled “The Art of Computer Programming” — which he’s still working on nearly sixty years later.
AWS Lambda Gets Graviton2: Amazon Web Services (AWS) made several announcements this week that might be of interest, not the least of which being that AWS Lambda Functions can now be powered by a Graviton2 processor.
Testing webserver with TLS In the previous post, I overviewed how to practically test web client in go. The next step, I want to test a web server with self-signed certificates. To cover this use-case, we need to: Create self-signed certificates, with SAN property of 127.0.0.1. Start the testing webserver using this certificate. Configure my client to trust the RootCA. Most of the people, when they reach this stage of testing, usually bend corners. You can simply disable the TLS verification wit...
What’s going on with Azure this week? In this post, we’ll talk about Azure IoT Plug and Play, open-source video stream-building platform Honestly, Azure news is kind of slow this week. That’s right, I said it.
Cloud Native Computing Foundation sponsored this post, in anticipation of KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America 2021 – Oct. 11-15. Sometimes you can’t avoid it: Production systems eventually break in one way or another.
Cloud Native Computing Foundation sponsored this post, in anticipation of KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America 2021 on Oct. 11-15.
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