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On beyond Serverless: CALM Lessons and a New Stack for Programming the Cloud
Joe Hellerstein shares lessons from research on how we can deliver stateful, communicating, autoscaling cloud software, describing ongoing work in the Hydro Project at Berkeley on programmable cloud.
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Log4Shell Response Patterns & Learnings from Them
Tapabrata Pal describes three broad categories of enterprises based on their responses to Log4Shell and identifies the key characteristics of each of these patterns.
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Moving .NET Apps to the Cloud
The panelists discuss the benefits and challenges of moving .NET apps and the different options available, including managed Kubernetes services, serverless platforms, and HTTP-based hosting options.
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Sidecars, eBPF and the Future of Service Mesh
Jim Barton discusses the challenges of service mesh today, along with the latest developments in what the service mesh community is doing to improve its implementations.
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Chaos Engineering Observability with Visual Metaphors
Yury Niño Roa introduces a new actor: visual metaphors, discussing visualisation and how to use colours, textures, and shapes to create mental models for observability and chaos engineering.
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Observability is Also Programmed
Yury Niño Roa discusses a new methodology to adopt [OaC] in companies according to their size, talking about the current observability landscape and how companies can adopt this as a practice.
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How to Test Your Fault Isolation Boundaries in the Cloud
Jason Barto discusses fault isolation boundaries and ways to take advantage of fault isolation in AWS, demonstrating initial tests used to ensure a system has successfully isolated faults.
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Securing Microservices: Preventing Vulnerability Traversal
Stefania Chaplin is looking at OWASP recommendations and Kubernetes best practices to find out more about how to secure microservices and reduce vulnerability traversal.
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State of OpenTelemetry, Where Are We and What’s Next?
Michael Hausenblas discusses what problems OpenTelemetry solves, and overviews the ecosystem and status of various projects within OpenTelemetry.
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The Scientific Method for Testing System Resilience
Christina Yakomin discusses the Scientific Method, and how Vanguard draws inspiration from it in their resilience testing efforts, covering the "Failure Modes and Effects Analysis" technique.
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Microfrontends Anti-Patterns: Seven Years in the Trenches
Luca Mezzalira discusses common anti-patterns he has seen in the past seven years of implementing and consulting multiple companies in their journey into the microfrontends architecture.
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An Observable Service with No Logs
Glen Mailer discusses building and using event tracing to monitor a system.
Resources
Building high-performance APIs and microservices with Kalix
In this article we will guide you through getting started with the needed tools to create, build and deploy your first Java based Kalix service. Learn more.
Kalix Data Sheet
Kalix is a cloud-native Internal Developer Platform (IDP) that reduces the complexity, time to market, and costs of your distributed systems. Download now.
Lightbend looks to take the sting out of cloud-native development with Kalix
Kalix is a PaaS for building and deploying cloud-native microservices and APIs at speed and, Lightbend claims, at the lowest possible cost. It provides an out-of-the box cloud-native stack and aims to take the sting out of the inherent complexity of cloud-native deployment. Learn more.
Lightbend named Frost & Sullivan North American Serverless Computing Company of the Year for Kalix
Frost & Sullivan applies a rigorous analytical process to evaluate multiple nominees for each award category before determining the final award recipient. Download now.
Microservices Versus Serverless
Two such cloud-driven frameworks are serverless and microservices architectures. These adaptable models provide businesses with the agility, flexibility, and scalability to meet changing market demands. Learn more.