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“Dead Poet’s Society” is a classic film, and has become a recent favorite of mine.
StepZen sponsored this post. As some of you know, I have been working around databases for about four decades (that dates me!).
The Puppet Enterprise Support team is opening an exciting Beta to help us remove some obstacles our customers have reported when engaging the Support Team for incident resolution. Currently, customers send large volumes of data to Puppet Support that’s used to troubleshoot systems.
Network software provider Buoyant, the company that originally developed the Linkerd service mesh, has launched the public beta of Buoyant Cloud, a SaaS suite of diagnostics, performance management, and on-demand support features for the service mesh.
Docker Desktop 3.5 is here and we can’t wait for you to try it! We’ve introduced some exciting new features including improvements to the Volume Management interface, a tech preview of Docker Dev Environments, and enhancements to Compose V2.
Kevin Cochrane Kevin Cochrane is SVP, Product Marketing at Acquia. Kevin has been a leader in the CMS industry since its inception, leading marketing teams at Interwoven, Alfresco, Adobe, Bloomreach and most recently, SAP. He is excited to continue driving innovation in the digital experience space.
Check Point sponsored this podcast. Cloud native computing is bringing about such a sea change in how applications are developed, deployed and run, that, not surprisingly, it is changing the rules for information security as well. Case in point: serverless computing.
Engineering Automating rolling server updates with Ansible Tower
When physicist Sir Tim Berners-Lee was developing what we know today as the World Wide Web, he was looking to overcome collaboration hurdles: “Inefficiency through incompatibility and lack of interoperability.
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated enterprises’ move to the cloud — and with it, adoption of open source software (OSS), much of which is designed specifically for the cloud. OSS means the code is freely available and distributed under an Open Source Initiative or OSI approved license.
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