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Rak Siva Rak is an engineer on team Nitric with a passion for the cloud native movement and improving development experiences. He has 15 years of experience in the software industry, with his most recent role as the head of engineering for a leading FinTech company.
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a data format interchange, which is a fancy means of saying it’s a way of storing and transferring data. It has become widely deployed for quite a large number of use cases.
Building practical quantum devices are a major challenge, as quantum systems by their very nature are unpredictable and difficult to control, because objects in quantum systems are considered both particles and waves, unlike in classical systems.
On April 4, Atlassian’s web services went down for about 400 customers or from 50,000 to 400,000 users. So far, so what, web and cloud services go down all the time. It’s never any fun, but it happens. But this time, Atlassian‘s woes kept going and going.
StormForge sponsored this post. Note: This is the first of a five-part series covering Kubernetes resource management and optimization. We start by describing Kubernetes resource types.
One of the recurring themes for Web 2.0 developers looking to move to Web3 is finding the best way to close any potential skills gap. For some, an existing JavaScript background may translate directly to a Web3 gig.
Torq sponsored this post. Proactively finding and eliminating advanced threats through threat hunting is a growing necessity for many organizations, yet few have enough resources or skilled employees to do it effectively.
Well, that took a while. Years after Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Oracle bought ARM processors for the cloud, Microsoft has finally taken the plunge of bringing ARM chips into Azure.
It’s been a big month for Google Cloud Platform pricing change announcements. Often, when price changes trend up we want to run for the hills, but they might not be as bad as we fear. So let’s keep a level head and break down these new announcements.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lambda, serverless computing’s poster child, is over seven years old. So, perhaps what’s amazing isn’t that the first malware specifically targeting Lambda, Denonia is here, it’s that it took so long for one to arrive. Oh well. It had to happen eventually.
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