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3 years ago

Want to Become a Python Back-end Developer? Start Here.

If you take a quick perusal through Reddit or speak with other developers who are more set in their ways, you might run into one of these (incorrect) opinions. Don’t listen to them.

3 years ago

What David Flanagan Learned Fixing Kubernetes Clusters

People are mean. That’s one of the first things David Flanagan learned by fixing 50+ deliberately broken Kubernetes clusters on his YouTube series, “Klustered.”

3 years ago

API Gateway, Ingress Controller or Service Mesh: When to Use What and Why

NGINX sponsored this post.

3 years ago

What $100 Per Month for Twitter’s API Can Mean to Developers

Controversy aside, Twitter’s decision to no longer offer free access to its Twitter API could create great opportunities for developers seeking a more robust and secure platform from the social media giant.

3 years ago

Our 2023 Site Reliability Engineering Wish List

Is it us, or were we not **just** ringing in the New Year? And now we’ve already wrapped up January 2023? Wuuuuutttt? Where did the time go? At the end of 2022, we (i.e. Adriana and Ana) made an SRE wishlist for 2023.

3 years ago

Prioritize Runtime Vulnerabilities via Dynamic Observability

Lightrun sponsored this post. Lightrun is under common control with TNS. Figuring out how to best identify potential vulnerabilities in a codebase, and quickly getting mitigations to these vulnerabilities into production, is a major challenge in enterprise software development.

3 years ago

Airbnb Builds a Second Neural Network to Diversify Listings

Homestay broker Airbnb found that the key to creating diversity with its machine learning algorithms is to have one neural network for standard learning and another to specifically diversify the results.

3 years ago

The Difference Between a Regulation and Cyber Framework | UpGuard

A regulation is a government-enforced set of security guidelines an organization must follow to increase its cybersecurity standards. A cybersecurity framework, on the other hand, is a set of guides helping organizations improve their security posture.

3 years ago

Network troubleshooting methodology: A quick guide

Engineering Using the Cloud Ops Agent in Google Compute Engine Instances MatthewPearson

3 years ago

2023 Hotness: Cloud IDEs, Web Assembly and SBOMs

SEATTLE — Cloud IDEs are hot, but several other trends are taking shape in 2023 that Cloud Native Computing Foundation‘s Chief Technology Officer Chris Aniszczyk highlights in this On the Road episode of The New Stack Makers podcast. The conversation was recorded at CloudNative SecurityCon.

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Want to Become a Python Back-end Developer? Start Here.

What David Flanagan Learned Fixing Kubernetes Clusters

API Gateway, Ingress Controller or Service Mesh: When to Use What and Why

What $100 Per Month for Twitter’s API Can Mean to Developers

Our 2023 Site Reliability Engineering Wish List

Prioritize Runtime Vulnerabilities via Dynamic Observability

Airbnb Builds a Second Neural Network to Diversify Listings

The Difference Between a Regulation and Cyber Framework | UpGuard

Network troubleshooting methodology: A quick guide

2023 Hotness: Cloud IDEs, Web Assembly and SBOMs

Share Your DevOps Expertise

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