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MinIO is a great tool to have if you need to use object storage for just about any type of need. For example, you could create object storage to be used with your Kubernetes deployments. Imagine having the combination of scalability with both container deployments and object storage.
For years, cybercriminals have kept up a steady campaign of ransomware attacks, largely by introducing new malware components that threaten to take down entire systems. Statista says 71% of businesses have been victimized by ransomware in 2022 — and hackers show no signs of stopping.
Within the written conventions of a novel, you can understand that two people are talking to each other when you come across these two lines. There may also have been a narrator, and there had to be an author.
Using open source Grafana has emerged as something beyond just a predominant way for visualizing observability data among the developer and operations community, as well as those who use the panel to view anything from monitoring oven temperatures to SpaceX’s use of Grafana to monitor fuel flow in
When you have a headache, you reach for a painkiller. If you’re a long-term planner who wants to live a long and healthy life, you take daily vitamins. But which is ultimately the most valuable pill?
The following article covers a brief introduction to the concept of Promises. Promises are new-ish to JavaScript (introduced in ES6), and often misunderstood. The concept is basically a repurposing of familiar ideas in fancy branding. Promises are a way to execute asynchronous code.
More cloud-native web applications are using containers and serverless infrastructure than ever. On the one hand, this is great! You can now run and build applications quickly, without thinking about servers too much.
The principal engineer for the Go programming language had a message. Speaking at the annual Go conference, Gophercon, Russ Cox said many people have asked him, “When should we expect the Go 2 specification that’s going to break all of our programs?”
HECVAT (Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit) is a security assessment questionnaire that measures the cybersecurity risk of third-party vendors for higher education institutions.
One of the most common struggles people have with learning technology is feeling overwhelmed by the amount of information. What’s worse, this struggle often continues into job interviews (and jobs). I’m going to teach you how to solve this.
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