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Software containers improve performance | Opensource.com
Software containers improve performance | Opensource.com
Software containers backed with the merits of microservices design improves performance because a system comprising of smaller, self-sufficient code blocks is easier to code and has cleaner, well-defined dependencies on other system components.
·opensource.com·
Software containers improve performance | Opensource.com
Riding The Coattails Of Google Kubernetes And AWS Lambda
Riding The Coattails Of Google Kubernetes And AWS Lambda
There are individuals and companies that create whole new technologies for their own consumption and that sometimes open source them for others to help
·nextplatform.com·
Riding The Coattails Of Google Kubernetes And AWS Lambda
Tools & Craft #33: Why Cut Nails are Better - Core77
Tools & Craft #33: Why Cut Nails are Better - Core77
Editor's Note: For those unfamiliar with the functional differences of using different sorts of fasteners, you may want to read "Why You Should Use Nails, Not Screws" for some background. Up until the mid-19th Century, all nails were either heated in a forge and then shaped, or cut. "Cut" means
·core77.com·
Tools & Craft #33: Why Cut Nails are Better - Core77
Questioning a purchase
Questioning a purchase
Today I was chatting with someone looking for opinions about project management software. It would have been easy to weigh in with a list of reasons why that person should try Basecamp. But what if…
·m.signalvnoise.com·
Questioning a purchase
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Even before software as a service became a thing, it was pretty common to sell business applications on per-seat pricing. The bigger you are, the more you pay! At Basecamp, we rejected that model f…
·m.signalvnoise.com·
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Even before software as a service became a thing, it was pretty common to sell business applications on per-seat pricing. The bigger you are, the more you pay! At Basecamp, we rejected that model f…
·m.signalvnoise.com·
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Even before software as a service became a thing, it was pretty common to sell business applications on per-seat pricing. The bigger you are, the more you pay! At Basecamp, we rejected that model f…
·m.signalvnoise.com·
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
VMware Foresees a Future Where Photon, Kubernetes, and NSX Work on Bare Metal - The New Stack
VMware Foresees a Future Where Photon, Kubernetes, and NSX Work on Bare Metal - The New Stack
For a firm often portrayed as “the hypervisor company,” it’s astonishing to see VMware enabling a future for itself in data centers where hypervisors may be completely absent. While VMware’s vSphere Integrated Containers (VIC) are designed to work with its ESX hypervisor, its Photon platform addresses the exclusive needs of the new and emerging class of…
·thenewstack.io·
VMware Foresees a Future Where Photon, Kubernetes, and NSX Work on Bare Metal - The New Stack
Memory at the Core of New Deep Learning Research Chip
Memory at the Core of New Deep Learning Research Chip
Over the last two years, there has been a push for novel architectures to feed the needs of machine learning and more specifically, deep neural networks.
·nextplatform.com·
Memory at the Core of New Deep Learning Research Chip
Considering How We Use HTTP/2 · An A List Apart Article
Considering How We Use HTTP/2 · An A List Apart Article
HTTP/2 is a rough experience on incompatible browsers. Jeremy Wagner explains the true extent of real-world performance problems, and how to adapt delivery of site assets to a user’s connection.
·alistapart.com·
Considering How We Use HTTP/2 · An A List Apart Article