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1 year ago

Netflix Engineers Rethink Mock Testing for GraphQL

NEW YORK — Wouldn’t it be wonderful if developers could issue their pull requests knowing in advance that the new code proposal will work fine in production? Sure, UI testing can be very useful depending on the application, but it doesn’t always reveal how the application might run

1 year ago

How K8s Eviction Works: Resource Management Gone Wrong

StormForge sponsored this post. Insight Partners is an investor in StormForge and TNS. Read also: Understanding the mysterious inner workings of Kubernetes resource management at a deep level can make you feel like a wizard.

1 year ago

Why Testcontainers Cloud Is a Game-Changer Compared to Docker-in-Docker for

Navigating the complex world of containerized testing environments can be challenging, especially when dealing with Docker-in-Docker (DinD).

1 year ago

How System Initiative Treats AWS Components as Digital Twins

When I last looked at System Initiative (SI), in July 2023, it was still in closed beta. But in September this year, it was launched publicly, so I wanted to see what it looked like now. At first glance, it seems more tightly wound around AWS — so what impact will that have?

1 year ago

Developing a Mobile Crash Model for OpenTelemetry

OpenTelemetry (OTel) provides flexible, extensible and vendor-neutral standards for instrumentating and monitoring applications.

1 year ago

The 3 Barriers Holding Back Your APIs

As our software systems continue to evolve and scale to meet the demands of the modern consumer and today’s enterprise, the role of APIs as fundamental building blocks has become increasingly important.

1 year ago

RIP Open Core — Long Live Open Source

The significance of open source has never been more apparent. It’s critical for how we build software today and will only become increasingly prominent as time passes. The problem is the way we’re used to introducing open source into the market is no longer relevant.

1 year ago

Amazon Q Developer plugins now generally available for the AWS Management C

Today, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced the launch and general availability of Amazon Q Developer plugins for Datadog and Wiz in the AWS Management Console.

1 year ago

Introducing resource control policies (RCPs), a new type of authorization p

Today, I am happy to introduce resource control policies (RCPs) – a new authorization policy managed in AWS Organizations that can be used to set the maximum available permissions on resources within your entire organization.

1 year ago

Why Developers Should Give Next.js App Router Another Chance

The Next.js framework’s App Router debuted in 2022 but was only marked as stable for frontend development last year. It will eventually become the replacement for the Pages Router, but not everyone is happy with App Router.

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Netflix Engineers Rethink Mock Testing for GraphQL

How K8s Eviction Works: Resource Management Gone Wrong

Why Testcontainers Cloud Is a Game-Changer Compared to Docker-in-Docker for

How System Initiative Treats AWS Components as Digital Twins

Developing a Mobile Crash Model for OpenTelemetry

The 3 Barriers Holding Back Your APIs

RIP Open Core — Long Live Open Source

Amazon Q Developer plugins now generally available for the AWS Management C

Introducing resource control policies (RCPs), a new type of authorization p

Why Developers Should Give Next.js App Router Another Chance

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