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Python Flask Multithreading
3 years ago

Python Flask Multithreading

We will go over a Python AWS Boto3 Load Balancer Guide. Did you know that there’s way to use threads within Flask?
3 years ago

How to Use the Postgres Docker Official Image

Postgres is one of the top relational, multi-model databases currently available. It’s designed to power database applications — which either serve important data directly to end users or through another application via APIs.
Why Traditional Logging and Observability Waste Developer Time
3 years ago

Why Traditional Logging and Observability Waste Developer Time

This is part of a series of contributed articles leading up to KubeCon + CloudNativeCon later this month. The last few years have seen their share of changes in DevOps.
Rust in the Linux Kernel
3 years ago

Rust in the Linux Kernel

Not that long ago, the idea that another major language would be supported in the Linux kernel would have been laughable. Linux was C’s poster child. Sure, there have been efforts to introduce other languages into the kernel, notably C++. They failed. Badly.
How Database as a Service Boosts Frontend Development
3 years ago

How Database as a Service Boosts Frontend Development

When MongoDB launched Atlas, its managed Database as a Service offering, six years ago, managed cloud databases were still a hard sale to about half the executives at enterprises with legacy systems, said Andrew Davidson, who oversees Atlas as the senior president of product.
Developers: Twitter Wants Your Bots (and Other Read/Write Apps)
3 years ago

Developers: Twitter Wants Your Bots (and Other Read/Write Apps)

It’s been over two years now since Twitter resurrected its developer API as “version 2” and optimistically welcomed back all the third-party developers it had rug-pulled at the end of Web 2.0.
An Apache Cassandra Breakthrough: ACID Transactions at Scale
3 years ago

An Apache Cassandra Breakthrough: ACID Transactions at Scale

Let’s just get the best part out first. ACID transactions are coming to Apache Cassandra. Globally available, general-purpose transactions that work the way Cassandra works. This isn’t some trick with fine print or application of some old technique.
3 years ago

The Future Stack of Code Review

In today’s traditional code review processes, humans are a big part of how code is reviewed and ultimately committed to production. A person reads and comments on code to ensure it undergoes a peer review and is aligned with engineering processes and best practices.
How to Monitor Kubernetes K3s Using Telegraf and InfluxDB Cloud
3 years ago

How to Monitor Kubernetes K3s Using Telegraf and InfluxDB Cloud

Lightweight Kubernetes, known as K3s, is an installation of Kubernetes half the size in terms of memory footprint.

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