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DETROIT — Even in the midst of hand-wringing at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America about how the global economy will make it tough for startups to gain support in the near future, the news about a couple of young WebAssembly-centric companies was bright.
Docker Desktop 4.14 brings new functionality directly into your workstations, specifically focused on providing better visibility into your containers’ productivity and security. Read more below!
Even the oldest file-sharing services can fall to a good old-fashioned phishing attack. Back in 2007, Drew Houston, Dropbox’s founder, got sick and tired of losing his USB drive. So, he created the first individual/small business cloud storage service.
The internet was originally a Department of Defense project designed to be resilient in the face of outages and service interruptions. Yet, some days it’s a struggle to even get a single cat GIF to load. This is because the internet is not reliable.
No matter how well run an application is, eventually it will have problems. These problems could occur thanks to many things: code/infrastructure changes, bugs in your application, weird input from users, backhoe incidents, even cosmic rays.
JavaScript developers should be experimenting with sending code to the edge now, a panel told audience goers at the Jamstack Conference this week.
Feature management software provider LaunchDarkly today released its second annual State of Feature Management Report at the company’s Trajectory user conference, noting that feature management is a must-have technology.
When you’re coding an application or API, your intended user is probably a human. The reality is that a larger proportion of internet traffic is now automated. In 2021, 42.3% of all traffic on the internet came from a nonhuman user. Should you be worried?
Cloud-based website builder Wix recently rewrote its checkout API making the transition with zero incidents. How the company engineers carried out the task — using a technique called linear migration — might point to a better way to do application migrations.
The process of delivering mobile apps utilizing cloud technology is known as mobile cloud computing (MCC). Complex mobile apps today carry out activities including authentication, location-aware features and providing users with customized communication and content.
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