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If you are working with cloud-based software, it is impossible to ignore the Kubernetes factor right now. Most teams want to leverage the full benefits of containerization and orchestration, using Kubernetes of course. However, they are having trouble in two important areas:
WebAssembly (Wasm) has been around for five years. That’s a relatively long time in the cloud native space — just three fewer years than Kubernetes has been around, for instance.
MongoDB’s claim to fame has been its devotion to the preferences of developers, with its view that JSON is the natural way to represent data, and that JSON query is the intuitive way to access it.
In Uber’s last update about its recent hack, the ride-sharing company blamed the Lapsus$ hacking group for its security fiasco. Lapsus$, Uber added, had also breached Microsoft, Cisco, Samsung, Nvidia, and Okta. Over the last week, they’d also breached video game maker Rockstar Games.
Docker Extensions build new functionality into Docker Desktop, extend its existing capabilities, and allow you to discover and integrate additional tools that you’re already using with Docker. More extensions are added every month, so let’s take a look at some of them released in September.
Organizations that are rapidly producing and processing high volumes of data — like Netflix, Salesforce, Shopify and even the United States Postal Service (USPS), are constantly applying and testing new methods to manage the complexity of data streaming in the cloud.
Zero knowledge (zk) proofs are gaining traction in the blockchain space as a solution to a variety of different challenges. The concept has been around for quite a while in the cryptography space, originating in the 1985 paper, The Knowledge Complexity of Interactive Proof Systems.
In the last article of from our series on the Acorn Platform as a Service for Kubernetes, I introduced the architecture and the design of the Acorn deployment framework. This tutorial will compare Acorn with Docker Compose and Kubernetes object definitions.
It looks like my travel schedule is coupled with this Week In Review series of blog posts. This week, I am traveling to Fort-de-France in the French Caribbean islands to meet our customers and partners. I enjoy the travel time when I am offline.
Enterprises that depend upon software innovation and massive scalability for success are inevitably among the most advanced adopters of cloud native computing infrastructure like Kubernetes. These same firms are also often considered to be the “best in class” at adopting DevOps practices.
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