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Curated articles, resources, tips and trends from the DevOps World.

Oh Dear
Oh Dear The all-in-one monitoring tool for your entire website
Fathom
Fathom Fathom Analytics: A Better Google Analytics Alternative
Wispbit
Wispbit Open Source AI Code Review for Teams
Marblism
Marblism All-in-one AI Agents who handle the busywork, so you can focus on growth
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Namecheap
DevSecOps at Kolonial.no
6 years ago

DevSecOps at Kolonial.no

tl;dr; As a rapidly growing startup, our entire business depends on our ability to build, scale and reliably operate the platform powering our customer experience and logistics. Learn why and how we do DevSecOps to achieve all of this while keeping our team happy and productive. At Kolonial.
Flutter Tutorial for Developers: Step-by-Step Guide to Building Apps
6 years ago

Flutter Tutorial for Developers: Step-by-Step Guide to Building Apps

Since it's much-awaited launch, Flutter has caught a lot of attention, and we're excited about it too! I'm hoping that a massive chunk of non-game apps will transition to Flutter, and in anticipation, we are therefore training our team on it as well.
Let’s Fake it: Random Data Generation With Node and Faker.js
6 years ago

Let’s Fake it: Random Data Generation With Node and Faker.js

Generally, we build our application with limited data sets and complete the functionality but end up finding ways to load bulk data for testing the function thoroughly. It’s very difficult to get duplicate data for rows of a table and repeat the process to insert multiple rows.
Collecting browser console logs in Stackdriver
6 years ago

Collecting browser console logs in Stackdriver

TL;DR: This post explains how to improve the supportability of your browser JavaScript by exporting browser console logs to a central location in Google Stackdriver Logging, why you would want to do it, and discusses implementation options.
Amazon Braket – Get Started with Quantum Computing
6 years ago

Amazon Braket – Get Started with Quantum Computing

Nearly a decade ago I wrote about the Quantum Compute Cloud on April Fool’s Day. The future has arrived and you now have the opportunity to write quantum algorithms and to run them on actual quantum computers. Here’s what we are announcing today:
KeyDB and the Tao of the Unikernel
6 years ago

KeyDB and the Tao of the Unikernel

KeyDB is architecturally better than Redis. Why? Because it makes use of many threads. Both latency and QPS are much better. These numbers prompted me to see if Nanos supported it yet.
Yet Another Kubernetes (k8s) Guide
6 years ago

Yet Another Kubernetes (k8s) Guide

Kubernetes (k8s) has surged in popularity in recent years. If you’re looking to deploy many containerised applications, k8s is indisputably the current best way to do it, whether in private or public cloud environments.
A Quick Guide to Hybrid Cloud
6 years ago

A Quick Guide to Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid cloud brings the best of both worlds.For the first few years that cloud was becoming prominent, it was praised by IT and finance professionals. However, those who were working with extremely sensitive or mission-critical systems remained reluctant to use the technology.
Time-Travel Debugging with Redux and Profiler
6 years ago

Time-Travel Debugging with Redux and Profiler

Redux refers to the process of logging actions and state during an app’s execution. Since it represents the entire state of an application at a given moment, it is often used in web development for time-travel debugging and to view Redux actions.

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