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When it comes to Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure automation, the latest release of the amazon.aws Collection brings a number of enhancements to improve the overall user experience and speed up the process from development to production.
There’s been a lot of talk lately about data mesh, which rather than a technology or service, is actually an organizational structure that brings ownership of data closer to those actually using it to bring value to the company, as Emily Omier explained in a post recently.
Hashicorp sponsored this post. Even as service mesh adoption continues to grow, some organizations are still trying to understand the full extent of what a service mesh can and can’t do.
In a recent LinkedIn Live Event hosted by AppScore I chatted with the platform’s Co-Founder and Director Geoff Davies about cloud migrations. We covered a lot of ground, from the importance of good planning to the inevitability of trade-offs.
We launched the general-purpose Amazon EC2 M6a instances at AWS re:Invent 2021 and compute-intensive C6a instances in February of this year. These instances are powered by the 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors running at frequencies up to 3.
Funding an open source project has to be part of the sustainability question — open source requires humans to contribute, and those humans have bills to pay and risk burnout if the open source project is a side gig after their full-time job.
Use CloudWatch timers to thaw functions and help reduce response times from 3 seconds to a couple hundred milliseconds.
This is the second part of my series on building a multi-region, active-active architectures. In the previous post, we talked about the Quest for Availability since it seats at the heart of such design.
Managing users across hundreds of applications and systems can be a painful process. And it only gets more challenging the larger your organization gets.
Make no mistake about it. The Apache Log4j’s Log4Shell security hole was an all-time awful code disaster. I mean, by National Vulnerability Database (NVD) count, it had a 10.0 CVSSv3 score. That’s on a 0.1 to 10 scale.
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