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🔗 Stories, Tutorials & Articles |
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Why Should a Unix Shell Have Objects? |
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November's release notes mentioned that YSH now has objects, using plain data over pipes like JSON or TSV, with seven use cases explained. Notably, methods, flag parsing, modules, polymorphism, pure functions, and pure config are being utilized, with YSH objects being a minimal mechanism for polymorphism and namespace creation. Additionally, objects like ENV are being used as a linked list stack, focusing on safety and access control. |
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Mainframe to Serverless Migration on AWS: Challenges and Solutions |
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Migrating from legacy mainframes to AWS serverless with tools like Lambda, EventBridge, and API Gateway can cut infrastructure costs by up to 90%, simplify scalability, and enhance operational flexibility; however, organizations must navigate complex challenges such as data migration, legacy code adaptation, and performance optimization while leveraging AWS's suite of services and modernization programs. |
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Making Code Examples Interactive with Codapi |
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The Codapi tool is a wrapper around Docker that enables the creation of isolated sandboxes through an API. By using Codapi, users can easily execute code and configuration commands without the need to set up local instances. The tool also offers a JavaScript widget that allows for the creation of interactive code snippets that can be run directly in the browser. |
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How to build an AI Agent for SRE ✅ |
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Incorporating an AI SRE Agent like Aptible's into incident response can revolutionize processes by mitigating reliance on a few experts, lowering MTTR, and enabling faster, more comprehensive data retrieval through integrations with tools like Chainlit and LLMs, while carefully balancing speed, model selection, and functionality to effectively address complex engineering tasks. |
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"Rules" that terminal programs follow |
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Terminal behavior is mostly consistent even without explicit standards, with users often expecting noninteractive programs to quit on Ctrl-C, TUIs to exit on Ctrl-Q, REPLs to end on Ctrl-D when they hit an empty line, and applications to stick to 16 ANSI colors for better compatibility with users' terminal settings; though exceptions exist, these conventions help users predict program behavior, despite the lack of official guidelines. |
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How to build a CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions in four simple steps |
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A quick guide on the advantages of using GitHub Actions as your preferred CI/CD tool—and how to build a CI/CD pipeline with it. |
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How we built a dynamic Kubernetes API Server for the API Aggregation Layer in Cozystack |
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Andrei Kvapil shares insights on how they implemented their own extension api-server in Cozystack, exploring the API aggregation layer's benefits such as supporting imperative logic, managing subresources, using alternative backends like Postgres, and providing full control over conversion and output formatting. The extension api-server allows for dynamic resource registration without the need to pre-register CRDs, but caution is advised in cases of unstable backend or slow requests to avoid impacting cluster stability. |
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What’s new with Robinhood, our in-house load balancing service |
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Deploying Robinhood, Dropbox's advanced in-house load balancing system leveraging PID controllers, has reduced hardware costs by 25% and improved infrastructure reliability by addressing imbalances and adapting to evolving workloads, while the integration of service discovery with Envoy's xDS protocol accommodates both Envoy and gRPC clients. |
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Microsoft Graph Bicep Extension |
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The Microsoft Graph extension for Bicep enables Azure users to manage Microsoft Graph and Azure Active Directory (Entra ID) resources using infrastructure as code (IaC) by allowing the direct definition of resources within a Bicep template. This integration ensures consistent deployment practices for Azure and Entra ID resources, enhancing security and efficiency in resource management. The extension supports role-based permissions and provides a robust authoring experience, leading to standardized deployments and streamlined operations across environments. |
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Enhancing Kubernetes API Server Efficiency with API Streaming ✅ |
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Kubernetes 1.32 introduces a beta feature that optimizes memory usage in kube-apiserver by switching from list to watch requests, effectively reducing memory consumption by up to 90% during simultaneous large list requests, by leveraging an in-memory cache to stream items individually, addressing the fatal out-of-memory issues often exacerbated by heavy cluster loads or unexpected network events. |
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My $8,000 Serverless Mistake |
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Kevin shares a candid tale of cloud overspend with Azure Functions, highlighting their affordability and dynamic scalability but warns against extending their use with Elastic Premium for memory-heavy, persistent queues, suggesting Azure Container Apps as a resource-efficient alternative. |
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GitLab's Field CTO Predicts: When DevSecOps Meets AI |
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Brian Wald, GitLab's field CTO, envisions a future where AI-powered DevSecOps platforms centralize security and operational tasks to rapidly identify and fix vulnerabilities, reduce technical debt, enhance developer productivity, and enable large-scale cloud migrations, ultimately transforming application modernization into an economically viable endeavor by lowering costs and complexity. |
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How Microsoft Ensures the Quality of Linux VM Images and Platform Experiences on Azure? |
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In the landscape of cloud computing and AI, Azure ensures high-quality Linux VM images for mission-critical workloads. Overcoming challenges such as multiple update cycles and complex platform stacks is essential to ensure consistent performance, minimize downtime, and enhance security. Azure employs rigorous testing processes and validation strategies at every stage, including upstream kernel validation and package updates. With a strong focus on quality, Azure collaborates with distribution partners to deliver reliable and secure Linux VM environments for businesses. |
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