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Microservices researcher, Tom Smith.
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The Struggles of Innovative People
The Struggles of Innovative People — Lots of books about innovation management, few on the human side.
For observing microservices.
Each time we hear the word "hacking" the first thing people relate it to is malicious cyber attacks. Is that completely true though? In this article, we will di...
Everything, connectedI have often observed that application developers new to AWS struggle most to understand those services that come under "Networking.
DevOps is, for sure, one of the buzzwords of the decade. Though neither practitioners nor academics have come to any good definition of DevOps so far, it’s quit...
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AWS Elasticsearch Snapshots
It is a good thing to use turnkey solutions like AWS Elasticsearch and have a mature piece of enterprise search engine at your fingertips. This is a comfort zon...
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Top 3 Tips for Acing a DevOps Interview
First, let’s answer a fundamental question — what qualifies me to write this article? In the early 2000’s, I was a “build jockey”. In other words, I was respons...
K3s and Traefik are partnering to speed up cloud native applications deployment. K3s, by Rancher, is the best way to have a lightweight, fully CNCF conformant K...
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What is Domain Hijacking?
Domain hijacking is the act of changing the registration of a domain name without the permission of the original owner, or by abuse of privileges on domain host...
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An Inside Look at GitOps
At a time when variations on DevOps abound, get ready for the latest: GitOps. This new term promises to bring some order to what can be operational chaos and em...
According to DistroWatch, 273 Linux distributions are currently active, with another 56 dormant and 521 discontinued. While some of these have shared underpinni...
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5 questions about motivation with Daniel Pink
The Industrial Revolution codified extrinsic motivation (rewards and punishments) as the way to make sure employees showed up on time and did their jobs well. B...