News Category: Enterprise
The Linux Foundation | April 23, 2018
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NOAA is working to make all of its data available to an even wider group of people. (Image: NOAA).
NOAA’s Mission Toward Open Data Sharing
The goal of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is to put all of its data — data about weather, climate, ocean coasts, fisheries, and ecosystems – into the hands of the people who need it most. The trick is translating the hard data and making it useful to people who aren’t...
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Geek Wire | April 23, 2018
Heptio Launches New Open Source Load-Balancing Project with Kubernetes in Mind
Heptio added a new load balancer to its stable of open-source projects Monday, targeting Kubernetes users who are managing multiple clusters of the container-orchestration tool alongside older infrastructure.
Gimbal, developed in conjunction with Heptio customer Actapio, was designed to route...
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Cilium | April 23, 2018
Why Is the Kernel Community Replacing iptables with BPF?
Author Note: this is a post by long-time Linux kernel networking developer and creator of the Cilium project, Thomas Graf
The Linux kernel community recently announced bpfilter, which will replace the long-standing in-kernel implementation of iptables with high-performance network filtering powered...
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Loggly | April 23, 2018
6 DevOps Trends to Watch in 2018
Communicating with key subject matter experts in the DevOps space plays an important role in helping us understand where the industry is headed. To gain insight into trends for 2018, we caught up with six DevOps experts and asked them:
What’s the number-one trend you see for log analysis and...
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Medium Blog | April 20, 2018
Managing OPA
OPA is a general-purpose policy engine that let’s you offload decisions from your service. To do so, OPA needs to have access to policies and data that it can use to make decisions.
Prior to v0.8, OPA only exposed low-level HTTP APIs that let you push policy and data into the engine. With v0.8, we’...
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The New Stack | April 20, 2018
Meet Gloo, the ‘Function Gateway’ That Unifies Legacy APIs, Microservices, and Serverless
Most enterprises still have monolithic applications, but many are exploring the use of microservices. The monoliths are accessible via APIs and monitored by the traditional application performance management (APM) tools, with deep dives provided by Splunk and other log investigation tools. With...
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eWeek | April 19, 2018
Docker Enterprise Edition 2.0 Launches With Secured Kubernetes
After months of development effort, Kubernetes is now fully supported in the stable release of the Docker Enterprise Edition.
Docker Inc. officially announced Docker EE 2.0 on April 17, adding features that have been in development in the Docker Community Edition (CE) as well as enhanced enterprise...
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Dev.to | April 19, 2018
A Quick Look at the Git Object Store
Let's talk about some of the internals of git and how it stores and tracks objects within the .git directory.
If you're unaware of what the .git directory is, it's simply a space that git uses to store your repositories data, the directory is created when you run git init. Information such as...
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Network World | April 19, 2018
How to Do Math on the Linux Command Line
Can you do math on the Linux command line? You sure can! In fact, there are quite a few commands that can make the process easy and some you might even find interesting. Let's look at some very useful commands and syntax for command line math.
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First and probably the most obvious and commonly...
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Dev.to | April 18, 2018
Anatomy of a JavaScript Error
It’s not a pretty sight when an application dies. Error messages can be difficult to understand, and we sometimes have to put our investigator hats on to solve the mystery and find the culprit.
Most software developers spend all their time avoiding errors, but here at Bugsnag, our entire product is...
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