Month: September 2020
Article: Applying Chaos Engineering in Healthcare: Getting Started with Sensitive Workloads
The JavaScript Coders Guide to Getting More from GitHub and Npm – Github Satellite 2020

MMS • Bruno Couriol
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Edward Thomson, npm product manager at GitHub, recently explained at GitHub Satellite 2020 the implications of npm joining GitHub for JavaScript developers and how to get the best out of GitHub for both open source and professional work.
By Bruno Couriol

MMS • Hrishikesh Barua
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The CNCF Technical Steering Committee (TOC) announced the acceptance of KubeEdge as an incubating project. KubeEdge is a platform that aims to provide “infrastructure support for network, application deployment and metadata synchronization between the cloud and edge devices” and uses Kubernetes as the underlying foundation.
By Hrishikesh Barua

MMS • Sergio De Simone
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The vision for Swift to become a cross-platform programming language has moved one step further with the introduction of a Swift toolchain for Windows 10. Early adopters can now use Swift to create Windows 10 programs that interoperate through the C ABI with existing libraries available on the platform.
By Sergio De Simone

MMS • Folger Fonseca
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Folger Fonseca shares his experience during the time of hypergrowth at N26, a mobile-first bank which was recently listed as the number one startup in Germany. He talks about the problems they (as engineers and tech leads) faced, the solutions that worked well and those which did not and how their technology adapted to demands of increasing scale and complexity.
By Folger Fonseca

MMS • Steef-Jan Wiggers
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Recently Google announced several new features such as boot-screen diagnostics, auto-upgrade for Windows Server, new diagnostics tooling, and improved license reporting. Most of these updates are available in beta and intend to simplify troubleshooting problems, upgrading, and managing the license requirements of Windows workloads running on Google Cloud (GCP).
By Steef-Jan Wiggers