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Just like everything in the software development space, especially in today’s cloud native world, fragmentation is everywhere.
Kubernetes supports a powerful storage architecture that is often complex to implement unless done right. The Kubernetes orchestrator relies on volumes-abstracted storage resources - that help to save and share data between ephemeral containers.
There is a mindboggling amount of data today; to even measure it requires using a byte measurement called a zettabyte, which is one sextillion bytes (that’s 21 zeros). Currently, because such a ridiculous amount of data exists, there is a growing urgency to end wasteful data processes.
Kubernetes is one of the well-known container orchestrators and has led to the development of an entire ecosystem around it.
MayaData sponsored this post. Kubernetes can be downright magical in the way it orchestrates container-packaged microservices.
Datadog has launched a Datadog Cloud Security Platform that promises to advance DevSecOps by identifying potential threats using the same agent software many DevOps teams already rely on to instrument applications.
Output over time is a good way to measure the impact of machines, not knowledge workers. You may have heard the phrase “what gets measured gets managed.” So when we want something done, we slap a metric on it and manage toward that metric. Seems reasonable enough, right? It’s not, though.
Shweta Saraf, the Senior Director of Engineering at Equinix, has a particularly interesting remote work story: she experienced a fully remote acquisition during the pandemic.
Unsatisfied with the accuracy provided by off-the-shelf time-synchronization, Facebook has created and released as open source the specifications for its own picosecond-precise time-keeping device, the Open Compute Time Appliance.
Codeless test automation has been a point of heated debate since the technology arrived on the scene. One only needs to do a quick Google search to find the latest “coded vs. codeless” comparison. This is a dated debate in many regards. There’s room for both.
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