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Introducing SIG etcd
Introducing SIG etcd
Authors: Han Kang (Google), Marek Siarkowicz (Google), Frederico Muñoz (SAS Institute) Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are a fundamental part of the Kubernetes project, with a substantial share of the community activity happening within them. When the need arises, new SIGs can be created, and that was precisely what happened recently. SIG etcd is the most recent addition to the list of Kubernetes SIGs. In this article we will get to know it a bit better, understand its origins, scope, and plans.
·kubernetes.io·
Introducing SIG etcd
Engage with the etcd project at KubeCon NA 2023
Engage with the etcd project at KubeCon NA 2023
KubeCon NA 2023 in Chicago is just around the corner! This year, the etcd project has a diverse range of talks, tutorials, and even interactive contribfest sessions for you to get involved in . As a critical foundational pillar of the Kubernetes ecosystem, etcd’s presence at Kubecon underscores its importance in ensuring all our Kubernetes clusters continue to have robust and reliable distributed persistent state. Here’s a detailed overview of what you can expect from the Etcd Project’s presence at KubeCon NA 2023:
·etcd.io·
Engage with the etcd project at KubeCon NA 2023
Backtraces with strace
Backtraces with strace
I discovered strace somewhere between my first part time web development part time job in 2005 and my first full time “software engineering” job in 2008, and it seemed like a superpower giving me x-ray vision into running infrastructure. When a process was stuck, or existing after a cryptic error message, instead of grepping around I could get a pretty good timeline of what the process was up to. It has some fatal flaws, the ptrace based technology can cause performance issues so it’s mostly not suited to running in production (unless you were one of my personal heros: the old mysql@facebook team which liked to live dangerously and often used ptrace based debuggers to obtain life profiling data).
·shane.ai·
Backtraces with strace
It’s Time for Boards to Take AI Seriously
It’s Time for Boards to Take AI Seriously
The job of a board is to protect shareholders’ interests. But because AI is so fundamentally disruptive (strategically, operationally, and competitively), the board has an obligation to its shareholders to drive and oversee the change. To keep your company as relevant tomorrow as it is today, the time is now for your entire board to become AI-conversant.
·hbr.org·
It’s Time for Boards to Take AI Seriously
Messier Objects
Messier Objects
The debate over the correct Messier number for the Ship of Theseus is ongoing.
·xkcd.com·
Messier Objects
Everything wrong with tech in 2023 (in no particular order) — Joan Westenberg
Everything wrong with tech in 2023 (in no particular order) — Joan Westenberg
1. The obsession with short-term profits severely undermines long-term positive impact. 2. The lack of diversity among founders and investors propagates harmful exclusion. 3. The prevalence of poor work-life balance and burnout culture is inhumane and unsustainable. 4. Too many products optimize
·joanwestenberg.com·
Everything wrong with tech in 2023 (in no particular order) — Joan Westenberg