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Originally published on the Rookout blog by Or Weis, CEO and Co-Founder of Rookout The metaphor of software viruses to biological ones is deeply ingrained, easily seen in the fact that biological viruses are at least the namesake, if not...

Originally published on the Sensu blog by Todd Campbell, Developer Advocate at Sensu The reasons to move to Kubernetes are many and compelling. This post doesn’t make the case that you should migrate, but assumes you have already decided that...

Originally published on the Epsagon blog by Ran Ribenzaft, co-founder and CTO at Epsagon This article will discuss a few of the frameworks mentioned above and will go deep into OpenFaaS and Knative to present their architecture, main components, and...

By Zhipeng Huang, open source community manager, Mindspore, Huawei Hello World, MindSpore MindSpore[0] is a new open source deep learning training/inference framework from Huawei that could be used for mobile, edge and cloud scenarios. MindSpore is designed to...

Guest post originally published on Rookout.io by Liran Haimovtich is the Co-Founder and CTO of Rookout If you take a long hard look at the DevOps movement, you will find it actually divides neatly into two sub-movements. The...

Guest blog post originally published on Infracloud from Vivek Singh, software developer, Infracloud If you are working on Kubernetes for some time you may have faced a scenario where you have to give some users limited access to...

Guest post originally published on the Rookout blog by Or Weis In a modern organization, the dependency on constant data flow doesn’t skip a single role — already encompassing every function in R&D, Sales, Marketing, BI, and Product. Essentially every...

Guest post originally published on Kong’s blog by Marco Palladino, co-founder and CTO, Kong Why API Management and Service Mesh are Complementary Patterns for Different Use Cases Note: The goal of this piece is to provide a cheat sheet that...

Guest post originally published on the Rookout blog by Liran Haimovich In an ideal world, developers would not need to waste precious time writing countless log lines along with every few lines of code they create. We would...

Guest post originally published on Epsagon by Ran Ribenzaft Nowadays, the myriad of data processing possibilities, ranging from in-house solutions to open-source tools to enterprise-grade third-party services, can be overwhelming. The regulatory demands are no joke either. There are laws...