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Microservices-oriented architecture has evolved from a buzzword to standard architecture practice for building large-scale applications. Applications are designed as blocks of independently deployable services and communicate with each other via lightweight mechanisms.
Ensuring the security of an application is a constant and growing concern for development and infrastructure teams. The number of potential attacks and vulnerabilities in an application depends on many factors.
While the development and QA staff have primary responsibility for testing, site reliability engineers (SREs) are typically responsible for the overall system and its availability.
Working “in the field” or simply being out on the shop floor used to mean you were also on your own. The decisions you made and the advice you could give were based on whatever information you carried with you, whether in your head, on paper or, maybe, on some sort of digital device.
Programming languages are a critical aspect of the application development process. The language is what allows you to instruct the technology in a way the computer understands. However, choosing the right programming language for your application is often a big dilemma.
LAS VEGAS — The new SAP Build, a low-code service built on SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) and announced at the company’s TedEd conference in November, uses Kubernetes as its underlying architecture to scale out its multicloud service.
re:Invent is the biggest event on the cloud computing calendar, bringing together cloud professionals from all over the globe to hear the latest major releases from Amazon Web Services, totalling over 120 announcements over the week! We’re here to share with you the ultimate list of the most impac
It has been about a year since the security hole at the heart of the open source Java logging library Apache Log4j was revealed. The resulting zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2021-44228, aka Log4Shell, is still with us today. That’s crazy! But it’s true.
One of the main purposes of modern tools and architectures like Kubernetes and microservices is enabling your company to shorten the time to market. Microservices let you implement new features faster into your application, while Kubernetes makes scaling and zero-downtime deployments easier.
In the first part of this series, we looked at how a high iteration rate — or a high cadence — has been used to achieve remarkable accomplishments, even in the field of aerospace, where failure costs tend to be far, far higher and more combustible than in software.
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