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Some geeky traditions did continue in 2020, including FOSDEM — the Free and Open Source Software Developers’ European Meeting. The special 20th-anniversary edition still went off as scheduled in Brussels in early February, giving the community’s developers a chance to hear from one another.
It is about that time again where the weather turns cold and it is time to drink hot cocoa in front of the fireplace (or recording of a fireplace on the TV). What better way to spend some of these evenings than working on a fun side-project, or organizing an internal competition at work?
Agile organizations that embrace the spirit of agile CAN break down silos and create teams that have the freedom to innovate. Organizations can never be 100 percent agile, at least according to the textbook definition.
This post demonstrates how to create, publish, and download private npm packages using AWS CodeArtifact, allowing you to share code across your organization without exposing your packages to the public.
If you have offline sessions enabled in Keycloak and there are lots of them stored in the database (e.g. more than 300k) you will notice that the time it takes to start up can be up to more than 20 minutes. In this article I will share some tips we implemented to make it go faster.
Honeycomb is sponsoring The New Stack’s coverage of Kubecon+CloudNativeCon North America 2020. Application log data and metrics were certainly more accessible not that long ago when tests more readily showed whether the code worked or did not.
How do you compare two similar files to check for differences? The obvious answer is to use the diff command in Linux. The problem is that not everyone would be comfortable comparing files in Linux terminal. And the diff command output could be confusing for some.
Puppet sponsored this post. One of the beautiful things about the DevOps movement is that it continues to change and evolve.
Honeycomb is sponsoring The New Stack’s coverage of Kubecon+CloudNativeCon North America 2020. Naturally, the first thing anyone might want to do with a new cluster is to see how fast it can go.
Honeycomb is sponsoring The New Stack’s coverage of Kubecon+CloudNativeCon North America 2020.
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