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Taking the Gold Rush to the regions

2023 was the year of Artificial Intelligence (AI). 2024 will build on the incredible momentum of the likes of ChatGPT, Google Bard, Microsoft CoPilot, and others, delivering applications and services that apply AI to every industry imaginable. A recent analysis piece from Schroders makes the point well: “The mass adoption of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) …has sparked interest akin to the Californian Gold Rush.”

Client Testimonial - Carhartt

In this featured video, Earl Williams, a Systems Engineer at Carhartt and a longtime Galileo customer, shares a story about how Galileo helped them address a persistent issue within a critical application at their distribution center. Despite increasing CPU and memory resources as instructed by the application vendor, a problem persisted for Carhartt.

What's New in Docker 2023? Discover New Docker Features with Francesco Ciulla! - Navigate Europe 23

Join Francesco Ciulla, Developer Advocate at Daily.dev, as he explores the latest advancements in Docker in 2023 at Navigate Europe 23. Discover three innovative features: Docker Init for streamlined project setup, Docker Scout for enhanced security through vulnerability detection, and the new Docker Compose File Watch for efficient project management. Dive into Docker's 10-year evolution and the new frontiers in container technology.

The Cost Benefits Of Using Scaling Within An EKS Cluster

The promise of cloud computing has always been about flexibility and cost-effectiveness. Yet many organizations find themselves trapped in a cycle of unpredictable costs and underutilized/overutilized resources. The culprit? A lack of understanding about the power of scaling within platforms like Amazon’s Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS).

Quick #Git Tip: Diffs #shorts

Diffs compare two data sets – like files or commits – and show the changes between them. They're especially handy when reviewing your repo, helping you see at a glance what's been added or removed. 👀 Additions light up in green with a plus sign, while deletions are marked in red with a minus sign. This makes it easier to review changes, decide on merges, and even copy code snippets! 👍