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Debugging is a vital part of software development, ensuring that code behaves as intended, identifying errors early, and preventing small fixes from escalating into larger problems. Developers risk releasing unreliable, inefficient, or even unusable code without proper debugging techniques.
In the shadowy corners of the internet, a war rages silently. Your morning coffee is still hot when the first wave of attacks hits your company’s APIs. Thousands of requests flood in — some legitimate, others masquerading as harmless traffic.
With Kubernetes recently celebrating its 10th birthday, its landscape of popular open source products reached such a maturity that whatever your platform must use, there is a reliable open source product ready to help.
The design of database storage engines is pivotal to their performance. Over decades, SQL and NoSQL databases have developed various techniques to optimize data storage and retrieval. Database storage engines have evolved from early relational systems to modern distributed SQL and NoSQL databases.
Over the past two decades, the journey of democratizing app creation has been a fascinating evolution in which I have been deeply invested professionally and personally.
These were the words of wisdom from Nyah Macklin, Neo4j senior developer advocate, in a presentation on vector databases at All Things Open 2024. Vectorized data is going to be very important going forward, especially in the realms of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
We’ve been saying forever that there are three hard problems in computer science; or maybe two if you like the off-by-one joke. But naming and cache invalidation pale in comparison to the really hard problem nowadays: configuration.
In February 2024, we announced plans to expand Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure in Mexico. Today, I’m excited to announce the general availability of the AWS Mexico (Central) Region with three Availability Zones and API code mx-central-1.
Command-line tools are meant to simplify infrastructure and DevOps workflows, but the reality is often the opposite. Instead of speeding things up, the vast array of commands, flags, and syntax turns the CLI into a puzzle.
Mirantis has launched Rockoon, an innovative open source project that provides a Kubernetes controller for life cycle management for OpenStack clouds. While new in this open source guise, Mirantis has been using and deploying the program for its customers for years.
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