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The Container Networking Landscape: CNI from CoreOS and CNM from Docker - The New Stack
The Container Networking Landscape: CNI from CoreOS and CNM from Docker - The New Stack
There are two proposed standards for configuring network interfaces for Linux containers: the container network model (CNM) and the container network interface (CNI). Networking is complex, and there are many ways to deliver functionality. Arguments can be made as to which one is easier to adopt than the next, or which one is less tethered…
·thenewstack.io·
The Container Networking Landscape: CNI from CoreOS and CNM from Docker - The New Stack
Parity Check: Beware the Public Cloud Bandwagon - The New Stack
Parity Check: Beware the Public Cloud Bandwagon - The New Stack
Unlike some other publications, we did not interpret McKinsey’s recently released ITaaS Cloud Survey findings as a ringing endorsement of the public cloud. Nay, the data doesn't show that at all. Instead, the data shows that large enterprises have been playing catch-up. To determine how far along a company is in their cloud migration, McKinsey asked over 800…
·thenewstack.io·
Parity Check: Beware the Public Cloud Bandwagon - The New Stack
Libraries of Things: Creating a Real "Sharing Economy" for the Digital Age - 99% Invisible
Libraries of Things: Creating a Real "Sharing Economy" for the Digital Age - 99% Invisible
A “Library of Things” program in Sacramento, California has started to loan out all kinds of stuff that people may want to use, once in a while, but not own. An initiative of the Sacramento Public Library, the program aims to broaden the scope of libraries in useful ways. Their collection includes a laminating machine, music instruments, digital cameras, sewing
·99percentinvisible.org·
Libraries of Things: Creating a Real "Sharing Economy" for the Digital Age - 99% Invisible
Are Your Microservices Naked and Afraid?
Are Your Microservices Naked and Afraid?
Alan Ho and Sandeep Murusupalli discuss the right type of protection (OAuth/Throttling) and monitoring (e.g. bot monitoring) needed to be put in place to properly manage microservices.
·infoq.com·
Are Your Microservices Naked and Afraid?
Dodgy Coder: Lightweight IoT Command and Control
Dodgy Coder: Lightweight IoT Command and Control
Many hobbyist IoT projects running on the Raspberry Pi (RPi) require a webserver running on the RPi which receives requests from a browser,...
·dodgycoder.net·
Dodgy Coder: Lightweight IoT Command and Control
Faster parallel computing | MIT News
Faster parallel computing | MIT News
Milk, a new programming language developed by researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), delivers fourfold speedups on problems common in the age of big data.
·news.mit.edu·
Faster parallel computing | MIT News
The rise of dark circuits – Daniel Lemire's blog
The rise of dark circuits – Daniel Lemire's blog
The latest iPhone 7 from Apple has more computing peak power than most laptops. Apple pulled this off using a technology called ARM big.LITTLE where half of the processor is only used when high performance is needed, otherwise it remains idle. That’s hardly the sole example of a processor with parts that remain idle most … Continue reading The rise of dark circuits
·lemire.me·
The rise of dark circuits – Daniel Lemire's blog
How do you learn? - O'Reilly Media
How do you learn? - O'Reilly Media
Shared learning: It's what we do at O'Reilly, and it's what we’d like to share with you.
·oreilly.com·
How do you learn? - O'Reilly Media
Self-Sovereign Identity and the Legitimacy of Permissioned Ledgers
Self-Sovereign Identity and the Legitimacy of Permissioned Ledgers
This post justifies the claim that an identity system based on a permissioned distributed ledger is legitimately self-sovereign. The post also examines the claims to legitimacy that social login and distributed ledger identity systems make.
·windley.com·
Self-Sovereign Identity and the Legitimacy of Permissioned Ledgers
Platform9 Raises the ‘High Availability’ Bar for OpenStack - The New Stack
Platform9 Raises the ‘High Availability’ Bar for OpenStack - The New Stack
When a cloud service provider promises "five nines" of uptime per year (i.e. 99.999 percent), it means a customer shouldn’t expect more than five-and-a-half minutes of downtime over a 12-month period. It’s something service providers currently offer their customers for hosting virtual machines on VMware infrastructure. Over the past few years, OpenStack contributors have come…
·thenewstack.io·
Platform9 Raises the ‘High Availability’ Bar for OpenStack - The New Stack