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TriggerMesh Wants to Be the Plumber for Multicloud
5 years ago

TriggerMesh Wants to Be the Plumber for Multicloud

Richard MacManus Richard is senior editor at The New Stack and writes a weekly column about what's next on the cloud native internet. Previously he founded ReadWriteWeb in 2003 and built it into one of the world’s most influential technology news and analysis sites.
Linux Jargon Buster: What is a Rolling Release Distribution?
5 years ago

Linux Jargon Buster: What is a Rolling Release Distribution?

After understanding what is Linux, what is a Linux distribution, when you start using Linux, you might come across the term ‘rolling release’ in Linux forum discussions. In this Linux jargon buster, you’ll learn about rolling release model of Linux distributions.
Why Kubernetes Isn’t Always a Developer's Best Friend
5 years ago

Why Kubernetes Isn’t Always a Developer's Best Friend

Kubernetes is an amazing orchestration service. It will make sure all your services are up, restart ones that appear to be failing, and organize your logs and diagnostics. It has taken the industry by storm and has become a common link between all the cloud providers.
MinIO Brings Cloud Native Applications into VMware’s vSAN
5 years ago

MinIO Brings Cloud Native Applications into VMware’s vSAN

Cloud native object storage provider MinIO was selected as one of four storage companies to aid with VMware’s creation of its newly released vSAN Data Persistence platform. VMware’s platform aims to provide a way to run “stateful” cloud native applications on VMware’s infrastructure.
5 years ago

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This Week in Programming: GitHub Goes to the Command Line
5 years ago

This Week in Programming: GitHub Goes to the Command Line

Are y’all ready to party like it’s 1999? Cuz if so, get ready, because we have a brand new command-line interface (CLI) ready for you from GitHub, and maybe, if you’re lucky, you can figure out a way to stylize it with some ANSI colors.
How I Help Developers Sleep at Night
5 years ago

How I Help Developers Sleep at Night

To deliver a highly available application, it’s standard practice to set up alarms that get triggered if something goes wrong. Alarms may be triggered by: Good alarms are actionable; otherwise, important issues may be masked by seemingly unimportant alerts and get swept under the rug.
The New Stack Context: The CNCF Technology Radar Evaluates Observability To
5 years ago

The New Stack Context: The CNCF Technology Radar Evaluates Observability To

Application and system observability was the focus of the latest Cloud Native Computing Foundation‘s Technology Radar end user survey, posted last week. So for this week’s episode of The New Stack Context, we invited Cheryl Hung, CNCF vice president of ecosystem, to discuss these findings.
5 years ago

Comment on tmpmail – A temporary email right from Linux / Unix terminal by

Are you looking to send a temporary email right from your Linux or Unix terminal? Look no further. Try tmpmail command-line utility that allows you to generate a temporary email address for sending and receiving emails. Underneath the script uses 1secmail’s API to receive the emails.

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