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System Architecture

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BI Worldwide
BI Worldwide
BI WORLDWIDE Corporate Product Development Team removed technology barriers to focus on building microservices
·about.gitlab.com·
BI Worldwide
command-not-found.com - pmccabe
command-not-found.com - pmccabe
Install pmccabe command on any operating system and in Docker.
·command-not-found.com·
command-not-found.com - pmccabe
Word on the Cloud - WebAssembly on Kubernetes
Word on the Cloud - WebAssembly on Kubernetes
Two major things are shaping the potential future of WebAssembly on Kubernetes...Azure AKS is currently previewing Wasm node pools. All nodes in the pool leverage a runwasi containerd shim and need associating with a K8s RuntimeClass. But once you do that, AKS can schedule Wasm workloads to the cluster!Docker Desktop is also trialling Wasm workloads. This article walks you through the process of writing code, all the way through to running it as a WebAssembly app on Docker Desktop. However, the…
·getrevue.co·
Word on the Cloud - WebAssembly on Kubernetes
Squoosh
Squoosh
Squoosh is the ultimate image optimizer that allows you to compress and compare images with different codecs in your browser.
·squoosh.app·
Squoosh
APIs Are Where Fun Happens
APIs Are Where Fun Happens
GraphQL APIs go from being gateways to backends to being gateways for applications to do magic.
·thenewstack.io·
APIs Are Where Fun Happens
SRE Fundamentals: Differences Between SLI vs. SLO vs. SLA
SRE Fundamentals: Differences Between SLI vs. SLO vs. SLA
These acronyms represent ways to quantify your commitments to system uptime and measure how successfully your site reliability engineering team is meeting them.
·thenewstack.io·
SRE Fundamentals: Differences Between SLI vs. SLO vs. SLA
Composing a Platform by Patching Crossplane Resources
Composing a Platform by Patching Crossplane Resources
A control-plane-based architecture gives you a declarative approach to managing resources, eliminating configuration drift and enforcing policy.
·thenewstack.io·
Composing a Platform by Patching Crossplane Resources
Networking and high-frequency trading
Networking and high-frequency trading
The high-frequency-trading (HFT) industry is rather tight-lipped about what it does and how it does it, but PJ Waskiewicz of Jump Trading came to the Netdev 0x16 conference to try to demystify some of that, especially with respect to its use of networking. He wanted to contrast the needs of HFT with those of the traditional networking as it is used outside of the HFT space. He also has some thoughts on what the Linux kernel could do to help address those needs so that HFT companies could move away from some of the custom code that is currently being developed and maintained by multiple firms in the industry.
·lwn.net·
Networking and high-frequency trading