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qovery

Build Your Own Network with Linux and Wireguard

Oct 5, 2023 By Romain Gérard In Qovery
Last Christmas, I bought my wife “Explain the cloud like I am 10” after she told me many times that it was hard for her to relate to what I am doing in my daily work at Qovery. While so far, I have been the sole reader to enjoy the book, I was wondering during my lecture if there were any resources to explain how to build all that. Most topics are software oriented.. So, in this article, I am going to explain how to build your own cloud network 🎊
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cortex

Internal Developer Platform vs Internal Developer Portal: Solving for a Central System of Record, and Action

Oct 5, 2023 By Cortex In Cortex
What support do developers need at large enterprises to be productive? We often fall into the trap of evaluating coders on output, maybe even innate talent. We think that the best way to build secure and efficient software is to hire 10X developers, and get out of their way. But even if the individuals have massive intellectual firepower, operational work grows like entropy in the system.
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canonical

Securing open source software dependencies in the public cloud

Oct 5, 2023 By Aaron Whitehouse In Canonical
I recently recorded a Lightboard presentation on securing open source software dependencies in the public cloud. This blog summarises, and expands upon, some of the key elements from that presentation: I think about this topic through two lenses: software supply chains and updating software dependencies while maintaining stability.
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tidal

Breaking Out of Analysis Paralysis: Streamlining Cloud Migration with Tidal Accelerator

Oct 5, 2023 By Krystle Khoo In Tidal

In Episode 1, we delve into the critical topic of overcoming “Analysis Paralysis” during cloud migration. We will explore how Tidal Accelerator can help organizations break free from the shackles of over-analysis and guide them towards successful cloud migration.

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Stacked Pull Requests | GitKon 2022 Rewind | Tomas Reimers, Graphite

Oct 4, 2023 By GitKraken In GitKraken
Step back into the vibrant world of GitKon 2022 with GitKon Rewind, spotlighting the captivating session, "Stacking PRs: How to be a 10x Engineer." We're thrilled to re-stream this eye-opening session, illuminating the game-changing benefits of stacked pull requests in today’s developer workflows. With Tomas Reimers steering the discourse, delve into the art of stacking—a smart branching maneuver off preceding feature branches, bypassing the traditional trunk route—unveiling a pathway to dodge development blockers with finesse.
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What is Zero Trust Reliability in engineering: Piyush Verma - The Reliability Podcast

Oct 4, 2023 By Last9 In Last9
The Reliability podcast aims to speak with engineers who have worked on large, complex systems and glean through their learnings. What best practices should one imbibe? What are non-negotiable learnings to become better at a craft? What’s ‘engineering’ going to be like with the advent of AI? We answer these and more tracing personal journeys of engineers who have built stellar careers around decoding the innumerable intricacies of software engineering.
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Production vs Local in engineering: Piyush Verma - The Reliability Podcast

Oct 4, 2023 By Last9 In Last9
The Reliability podcast aims to speak with engineers who have worked on large, complex systems and glean through their learnings. What best practices should one imbibe? What are non-negotiable learnings to become better at a craft? What’s ‘engineering’ going to be like with the advent of AI? We answer these and more tracing personal journeys of engineers who have built stellar careers around decoding the innumerable intricacies of software engineering.
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Incident.io

Whose fault was it anyway? On blameless post-mortems

Oct 4, 2023 By incident.io In Incident.io

No one wants to be on the receiving end of the blame game—especially in the wake of a major incident. Sure, you know you were the one who made the final change that caused the incident. And hopefully, it was a small one that didn’t cause any SEV-1s. Still, the weight of knowing you caused something bad should be enough, right? Unfortunately, sometimes fingers get pointed, your name gets called, and suddenly, everyone knows that you’re the person who created more work for everyone.

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