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4 years ago

How Culture Impacts Technology Choice: A Review of Netflix’s Use of Microse

I recently had the opportunity to read the book “No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention” by Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer of Netflix, and it dawned on me that while this book wasn’t at all focused on Netflix’s technology, the global company-wide culture had a significant impac

4 years ago

How to Correctly Frame and Calculate Latency SLOs

Circonus sponsored this post. As more companies transform into service-centric, “always on” environments, they are implementing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) principles like Service Level Objectives (SLOs).

4 years ago

Gain flexibility to run open-source applications your way with Microsoft Az

“Tech companies born with an open-source mentality get it.

4 years ago

Scaling Data Science development

Around ten years ago, Software Development used to be way less productive than today. Things like code versioning (when present) was made using file locks or merging techniques that often caused code loss. Testing (also, when done) was executed manually.

4 years ago

API Security by Design

And where they were once a local mechanism, they are increasingly used in a distributed manner, partly because of changes to application architectures.

4 years ago

WSO2’s Platform Widens Scope of API Management

API solutions provider WSO2 has added a number of new functionalities to its API management platform with the release of WSO2 API Manager 4.0, to better support organizations that rely on APIs as a conduit to manage data, microservices, compliance and other mission-critical tasks.

4 years ago

What was the original name for Jenkins?

Jenkins was known initially as Hudson, but it was renamed after a dispute with Oracle, which had forked the project and claimed ownership of the name. Hudson’s Oracle fork was developed for a little longer before being donated to the Eclipse Foundation.

4 years ago

Learn Secure Access Management with Boundary

One of HashiCorp's latest offerings is Boundary, an access management tool that provides secure management for dynamic infrastructure. Boundary provides an easy way to access all of your hosts and services through a single workflow based on trusted identity.

4 years ago

Upbound Universal Crossplane Wants to Replace Infrastructure as Code

LaunchDarkly sponsored our coverage of KubeCon+CloudNativeCon EU 2021. Upbound, the company that created Crossplane, has created what it says is the first enterprise distribution of Crossplane called Upbound Universal Crossplane (UXP).

4 years ago

Israeli Cybersecurity Sector Flourishes

The cybersecurity community convened at the RSA conference this week, which means there were many Israelis in those virtual rooms.

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How Culture Impacts Technology Choice: A Review of Netflix’s Use of Microse

How to Correctly Frame and Calculate Latency SLOs

Gain flexibility to run open-source applications your way with Microsoft Az

Scaling Data Science development

API Security by Design

WSO2’s Platform Widens Scope of API Management

What was the original name for Jenkins?

Learn Secure Access Management with Boundary

Upbound Universal Crossplane Wants to Replace Infrastructure as Code

Israeli Cybersecurity Sector Flourishes

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