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In a previous post, we described the indexing architecture of Studio Search and how we scaled the architecture by building a config-driven self-service platform that allowed teams in Content Engineering to spin up search indices easily.
Today’s developers swear by IDEs that best support their workflows. Jumping repeatedly between windows and apps is highly inconvenient, which makes these programs so valuable. By remaining within your IDE, it’s possible to get more done in less time.
AMD has emerged as a legitimate threat to Intel’s dominance in the chip market but also knows it needs a coherent software portfolio to supplement its hardware offerings.
In this blog series, we will continue discussing the deployment of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on Microsoft Azure.
At its annual Summit event in Las Vegas Tuesday, cloud data rockstar Snowflake made a slew of announcements, showing its intention to move beyond its customary data warehouse specialization and take on numerous other categories in the data and analytics space.
StormForge sponsored this post. Note: This is the third of a five-part series covering Kubernetes resource management and optimization. In this article, we explain how machine learning can be used to manage Kubernetes resources efficiently.
Palo Alto Networks sponsored this article for The New Stack. When you’re in the middle of transforming to cloud native development and the security strategy it demands, all of your organization’s traditional ways of working are disrupted.
Ambassador Labs sponsored this post. Day 2 operations (Day 2 Ops) are important for cloud native developers to understand, regardless of what level of lifecycle responsibility they take on in their organization.
Ethical hacking is a field within cybersecurity where security experts assume the role of an unauthorized user and attempt to gain access to a private network or computer. These exercises aim to help targets identify any security vulnerabilities that could be exploited in a real cyberattack.
In this post we explore Python, a multi-paradigm language useful in a wide variety of projects. Keep reading to learn why it’s is so popular, what it can be used for, and how it compares to Ruby and Java.
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