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Increasing QUIC and UDP throughput over Tailscale
Increasing QUIC and UDP throughput over Tailscale
We’re releasing a set of changes that builds on the foundation of our earlier WireGuard performance work, significantly improving UDP throughput on Linux. As with the previous work, we intend to upstream these changes to WireGuard. Our changes improve throughput for HTTP/3, QUIC, and other UDP-based applications through the use of segmentation offloads. UDP throughput over Tailscale increases 4x on bare metal Linux, and pushes past (for now) the in-kernel WireGuard implementation on that hardware. You can experience these improvements in Tailscale v1.54.
·tailscale.com·
Increasing QUIC and UDP throughput over Tailscale
Postgres + Citus + Partman, Your IoT Database
Postgres + Citus + Partman, Your IoT Database
Craig digs into the architecture behind a slick IoT data platform including Postgres, the Citus extension, and pg_partman partitioning. Add these together with columnar compression and you've got a fully open source and scalable IoT data stack.
·crunchydata.com·
Postgres + Citus + Partman, Your IoT Database
Google vs. the Open Web
Google vs. the Open Web
A few days ago, I made a social media post about Google vs. the Open Web. It received some responses, so I’ll reproduce it below with some...
·interpeer.io·
Google vs. the Open Web
Survey: Observability tools can create more resilient, secure networks
Survey: Observability tools can create more resilient, secure networks
IT organizations that invest in observability tools can recover services faster, remediate security events sooner, and identify the impact of incidents better, according to Splunk’s annual observability research.
·networkworld.com·
Survey: Observability tools can create more resilient, secure networks
The Right Way To Do the API Is Always Negotiated in the Moment
The Right Way To Do the API Is Always Negotiated in the Moment
I used to believe there was a right way to do APIs. I don’t anymore. I know better. I’ve seen too many APIs. I’ve seen too many people get frustrated that we didn’t do the API in the right way. Anybody claiming to have the right way is selling you digital moose diarrhea. The right way to do an API is less about the API, and everything about the process, and who you have involved in producing and consuming the APIs. For technologists it is hard to see the process and the people and it is easy to just focus on the technology—–a mistake I see made over and over in the world of APIs.
·apievangelist.com·
The Right Way To Do the API Is Always Negotiated in the Moment
How I Fly
How I Fly
Documentation and guides from the team at Fly.io.
·fly.io·
How I Fly
Taming Complexity with Reversibility
Taming Complexity with Reversibility
Originally published July 2015 In 2002, Professor Enrico Zaninotto, Dean of Economics at the University of Trento, gave a keynote at the Extreme Programming conference. It was the clearest technical talk I have ever seen, even though it was delivered by a non-programmer in an unfamiliar language. What set the talk apart was the clarity and depth of the thought behind it.
·tidyfirst.substack.com·
Taming Complexity with Reversibility
Seeing Code Execution Differently At The API Gateway
Seeing Code Execution Differently At The API Gateway
When I published my recent story about where API gateways might be going, I received pushback the most about my inclusion of code execution as a core platform capability. Which I would agree with in our grandfathers or even father’s API gateway realm, but in a gitops, serverless, edge, and programmable API gateway realty, I see things differently. I see a world where the API gateway is part of the fabric of the web. Our father’s API gateway ended up baked into the cloud, but the next generation of API gateways will just a DNS record away, while enjoying a federated and programmable life serving up goodness (not always).
·apievangelist.com·
Seeing Code Execution Differently At The API Gateway
Web scraping API list
Web scraping API list
This directory contains a curated compilation of key players offering APIs for data extraction. I write a brief overview of each service. I also include a link to the official website, pricing, and other relevant information.
·pixeljets.com·
Web scraping API list
4 Unexpected Costs of Unreliable Observability
4 Unexpected Costs of Unreliable Observability
Effective observability can diminish business interruption, troubleshooting time and engineering burnout while increasing customer satisfaction.
·thenewstack.io·
4 Unexpected Costs of Unreliable Observability
Navigating the Wild: Application Threat Industry Report
Navigating the Wild: Application Threat Industry Report
Almost no existing security tools monitor or report on threats to client-side applications. This unaddressed gap raises significant security concerns.
·thenewstack.io·
Navigating the Wild: Application Threat Industry Report
Beyond Code Efficiency: The Profound Benefits of Finding Optimal Solutions
Beyond Code Efficiency: The Profound Benefits of Finding Optimal Solutions
Discover how finding optimal solutions enhances your problem-solving skills, strengthens your debugging abilities, and builds a repository of knowledge. Engage with the coding community, self-assess your progress, and boost your confidence as a coder.
·leetsolve.com·
Beyond Code Efficiency: The Profound Benefits of Finding Optimal Solutions