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Partner Spotlight: Simplify microservices complexity with Red Hat & Dynatrace

Dynatrace

It was around 2011 that PaaS software projects started as open instead of closed – think of OpenShift (2011), Cloud Foundry (2011), or Kubernetes (2014). Companies like Microsoft, Google, and IBM realized that the complexities of today’s world are too big for just one company. What makes these solutions great?

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Crate-training Tiamat, un-calling Cthulhu:Taming the UB monsters in C++

Sutter's Mill

Summary and spoilers In this post, Im happy to report that serious taming of C++ UB is underway (1) Since C++11 in 2011, more and more C++ code has already become UB-free. Google recently published an article where they describe their experience with deploying this very technology to hundreds of millions of lines of code.

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USENIX LISA2021 Computing Performance: On the Horizon

Brendan Gregg

It's an exciting time for developments in computer performance, not just for the BPF technology (which I often [write about]) but also for processors with 3D stacking and cloud vendor CPUs (e.g.,

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Top Frontend Frameworks

KeyCDN

Regardless of what underlying technologies you're using, you'll be able to take advantage of React. Originally created as an early fork of Angular by engineers at Google, Vue.js Angular Google's flagship JS framework, Angular , has been in development for quite some time. Unlike certain other frameworks, React is very portable.

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USENIX SREcon APAC 2022: Computing Performance: What's on the Horizon

Brendan Gregg

It's an important vendor-neutral space to share the latest in technology. USENIX has been a great help to my career and my employers, and I hope it is just as helpful for you. And now, helping bring USENIX conferences to Australia by giving the first keynote: I could not have scripted or expected it.

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Six things that slow down your site's UX (and why you have no control over them)

Speed Curve

Back around 2011, most cable companies made the switch from DOCSIS 2.0 Outdated browsers may not support new web technologies and standards, resulting in compatibility issues and slower loading times (not to mention security issues, but that's a whole other problem). If your modem looks like this, replace it immediately. to DOCSIS 3.0.

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Free at Last - A Fully Self-Sustained Blog Running in Amazon S3.

All Things Distributed

By Werner Vogels on 23 February 2011 09:43 AM. The choice for the search box from Bing was driven by that it was very easy to setup and it was free, where Google Site Search asked for $100/year. The Amazon.com 2010 Shareholder Letter Focusses on Technology. All Things Distributed. Comments (). APAC Summer Tour.

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