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It’s five years since DevOpsGroup joined the AWS Partner Network (APN). During that time, we’ve helped hundreds of AWS customers get more from the cloud.
Ransomware attacks and data breaches seem to be continuously contending for the top positions in news feeds. But what's the difference between these cyber threats and which should you be most concerned about? For a comprehensive breakdown of each type of cyberattack, read on.
An intrusion detection system (IDS) is a software application or hardware device that detects vulnerability exploits, malicious activity, or policy violations. IDSs place sensors on network devices like firewalls, servers, and routers, or at a host level.
For the 10th year in a row, hundreds of amateur game developers competed to build the best games using just 13 kilobytes of JavaScript.
A Proposal to Speed Up Python: First up this week, Infoworld has the story of how Python may lose its Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) but gain a lot of speed if the proposal by Facebook developer Sam Gross is accepted.
HashiCorp is working with the Amazon Web Services Integration and Automation team (AWS IA) to have that team develop HashiCorp Terraform modules for AWS. This is an open source initiative that is aimed at practitioners who want to leverage the AWS Cloud Control API as early adopters.
IBM sponsored this post. Validation of service-level objectives (SLOs) of REST-based apps before their release is a central concern for DevOps/MLOps/SRE teams. Google’s classic book on site reliability engineering popularized the notion of error budget and mean/tail latency-based SLOs for apps.
Pre-covid, the merchandising culture at the Target retail chain had a very siloed decision-making process and operations, only focusing on what’s best for each “unique” division or category, not concerned with what was best for end-to-end operations or customers.
Vates sponsored this post. RISC-V is an open standard instruction-set architecture for computer chips. RISC stands for “reduced instruction set computer.” Lately, this project has attracted a lot of attention.
Researchers at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) are now proposing a method of accelerating distributed deep learning by dropping data blocks with zero values, which are frequently produced during distributed machine learning processes that use large datasets.
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