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5 years ago

Saving a Third of Our Memory by Re-ordering Go Struct Fields

In past projects at Qvault we had an application that typically ran with ~2GB in memory at any given time. By simply changing the order of some uint variables we managed to drop the memory usage to less than 1.4GB.

5 years ago

Managing Kubernetes Environments Using Namespaces and Terraform

To create separate Kubernetes environments for developers, the Kubernetes namespaces feature managed by Terraform is a great solution. In the last several years, Kubernetes has become the “go-to” standard for managing and orchestrating containerized workloads.

5 years ago

Why microservices should matter in risk management

This is originally a technical term and describes a design pattern in which different services, programs, features are not dependent on a monolithic architecture. The aim is to minimize dependencies by thinking small and aiming big.

5 years ago

DevOps: AKA Professional Yak Shaver

You wake up in the morning in a very good mood; you have some exciting ideas for your new project, let’s say migrating your microservices to kubernetes, or improve the monitoring of the whole company, your CI/CD pipelines, or whatever tickles your fancy.

5 years ago

DevOps Assembly lines Task 2.

DevOps Assembly lines Task 2. This is the second task of my DevOps Assembly lines training.

5 years ago

Docker’s sessions at KubeCon 2020

In a few weeks, August 17-20, lots of us at Docker in Europe were looking forward to hopping on the train down to Amsterdam for KubeCon CloudNativeCon Europe. But like every other event since March, this one is virtual so we will all be at home joining remotely.

5 years ago

Unexpected Printf Behavior in Go WASM – Nothing Prints

While working on Qvault’s Go Playground, I came across a very strange error. The standard library’s fmt.Printf() function prints nothing to the console when called. Nothing. For those of you who are familiar with the function, when compiled to a “normal” executable fmt.

5 years ago

Use cases for object storage ramp up to meet emerging demands

The changing face of object storage Not only are organizations adopting cloud infrastructure and cloud-native application designs, but the following trends show that the enterprise data footprint is evolving in ways that favor object storage: Each of these enterprise storage trends favors object fo

5 years ago

The Practical Difference Between Abstract Classes and Traits in Scala

This short article will compare abstract classes and traits as means of inheritance. This short article will compare abstract classes and traits as means of inheritance. This is for the beginner Scala programmer who is just getting started with Scala's inheritance model.

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Saving a Third of Our Memory by Re-ordering Go Struct Fields

Managing Kubernetes Environments Using Namespaces and Terraform

Why microservices should matter in risk management

DevOps: AKA Professional Yak Shaver

DevOps Assembly lines Task 2.

Docker’s sessions at KubeCon 2020

Unexpected Printf Behavior in Go WASM – Nothing Prints

Use cases for object storage ramp up to meet emerging demands

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The Practical Difference Between Abstract Classes and Traits in Scala

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