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The Next Generation GraphQL Headless CMS | Hygraph
The Next Generation GraphQL Headless CMS | Hygraph
Hygraph is the next generation GraphQL-Native Headless CMS powering mission-critical applications. Streamline content workflows, iterate faster and deliver to any destination of choice using our content APIs.
·hygraph.com·
The Next Generation GraphQL Headless CMS | Hygraph
How Escape Hatches Make Abstraction More Powerful
How Escape Hatches Make Abstraction More Powerful
Whether you love or hate abstractions, they are everywhere in cloud development. Choose the ones that make your life easier with escape hatches.
·thenewstack.io·
How Escape Hatches Make Abstraction More Powerful
29/01/2024, Inventing on Principle for Gleam
29/01/2024, Inventing on Principle for Gleam
This is "29/01/2024, Inventing on Principle for Gleam" by crowdhailer on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
·vimeo.com·
29/01/2024, Inventing on Principle for Gleam
Not so quickly extending QUIC
Not so quickly extending QUIC
QUIC is a UDP-based transport protocol that forms the foundation of HTTP/3. It was initially developed at Google in 2012, and became an IETF standard in 2021. Work on the protocol did not stop with its standardization, however. The QUIC working group published several follow-up standards. Now, it is working on four more extensions to QUIC intended to patch over various shortcomings in the current protocol — although progress has not been quick.
·lwn.net·
Not so quickly extending QUIC
There Is Still A Place For FPGAs In The Datacenter
There Is Still A Place For FPGAs In The Datacenter
By the time that the founders of Achronix, who were all techies from Cornell University, decided to found their own FPGA company twenty years ago, FPGAs
·nextplatform.com·
There Is Still A Place For FPGAs In The Datacenter
What does it mean to have a fail-safe distributed system
What does it mean to have a fail-safe distributed system
If something is fail-safe, it has been designed so that if one part of it does not work, the whole thing does not become dangerous…
·muhammad-soliman.medium.com·
What does it mean to have a fail-safe distributed system
A word of advice on DRY — prefer flat abstractions
A word of advice on DRY — prefer flat abstractions
Preferring flat abstractions means preferring separate modules which have smaller functionalities instead of larger components which could…
·blog.bennett.ink·
A word of advice on DRY — prefer flat abstractions
Open Policy Agent
Open Policy Agent
Policy-based control for cloud native environments
·openpolicyagent.org·
Open Policy Agent
Rönd: Security Enforcement over your APIs
Rönd: Security Enforcement over your APIs
Rönd is a lightweight container that distributes security policy enforcement throughout your application.
·rond-authz.io·
Rönd: Security Enforcement over your APIs
Arista goes big with network observability platform
Arista goes big with network observability platform
Arista’s new network observability software aims to reduce human error, accelerate problem resolution, and streamline root cause analysis of network events and their impact on application performance.
·networkworld.com·
Arista goes big with network observability platform
Improving Network Performance with Linux Flowtables
Improving Network Performance with Linux Flowtables
We’re building an open source alternative to AWS. For IPv4 assignment and firewall rules, we use Linux’s Netfilter / Nftables. This subsystem provides a powerful way to handle packets addressed to the host. We recently came across flowtables - a network acceleration feature in the Linux kernel that works like a routing cache. When we introduced flowtables into our stack, it reduced network latencies by 7.5%.
·ubicloud.com·
Improving Network Performance with Linux Flowtables
Advanced Architecture for AI Application (AKA AAAA!)
Advanced Architecture for AI Application (AKA AAAA!)
This post covers infrastructure improvement ideas for an existing AI application's architecture for better delivery, performance, and cost-reduction.
·austingil.com·
Advanced Architecture for AI Application (AKA AAAA!)
What are GADTs and why do they make type inference sad?
What are GADTs and why do they make type inference sad?
Back in 2020, I created Cubiml, a simple ML-like language that demonstrated how to extend the usual Hindley–Milner type system with subtyping while still having decidable full type inference. One question I got was whether it would be possible to support generalized algebraic data types (GADTs) in Cubiml. I had heard that GADTs break type inference and didn’t see the point, so I didn’t think much of it at the time.
·blog.polybdenum.com·
What are GADTs and why do they make type inference sad?
Reverse-engineering an encrypted IoT protocol #ReverseEngineering #IoT
Reverse-engineering an encrypted IoT protocol #ReverseEngineering #IoT
Scott reverse-engineered the encrypted protocol GoodWe smart meters and solar inverters use to send metrics to the cloud. The result of my lucky dip was a GoodWe DNS G3 Inverter and a GoodWe HomeKi…
·blog.adafruit.com·
Reverse-engineering an encrypted IoT protocol #ReverseEngineering #IoT
Tigris | Globally Distributed S3-Compatible Object Storage
Tigris | Globally Distributed S3-Compatible Object Storage
Tigris is a globally distributed S3-compatible object storage service that provides low latency anywhere in the world, enabling developers to store and access any amount of data for a wide range of use cases.
·tigrisdata.com·
Tigris | Globally Distributed S3-Compatible Object Storage
The Once And Future FPGA Maker Altera
The Once And Future FPGA Maker Altera
Back in 2015, when we were launching The Next Platform, a lot of stuff was going on all at the same time, which is part of the zeitgeist that we were
·nextplatform.com·
The Once And Future FPGA Maker Altera
Keeping secrets out of public repositories
Keeping secrets out of public repositories
With push protection now enabled by default, GitHub helps open source developers safeguard their secrets, and their reputations.
·github.blog·
Keeping secrets out of public repositories