An introduction to IncludeOS, given at FLOSSUK 2018. IncludeOS is a C++ Unikernel. It is used in production.

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This blog post is a short introduction to Docker Compose and will explain how we use it to manage different system configurations that are built off the same base configuration.

Since 2011, Alibaba Group has been actively involved in building open source communities, with the number of open source projects…

In Part 1 of this list, we talked about five open source projects by Alibaba, focusing on distributed systems. Despite the deployment…

If you are in the cloud industry, chances are, you might have already tried different kinds of tutorials, classes, and resources to learn…

Every application has to store and access operational data, usually in a database. Managed database services can help you ship apps faster and reduce opera

How running your apps on Kubernetes makes them more tolerant to change.

While Kafka's KSQL attempts to make streaming data processing easier for developers, Arcadia Data is trying to bring that ease to analysts and business users.

A curated list of awesome #Golang frameworks, libraries and software

The Cerberus micro-service, a secure property store for cloud applications. It includes a REST API, authentication and encryption features, as well as a self-service web UI for users. - GitHub - Ni...

Contribute to vili development by creating an account on GitHub.

In this blog post, I’ll examine when looking at raw MySQL query logs can be more useful than working with tools that only have summary data. In my previous blog post, I wrote about analyzing …

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Benchmarks & Tips for Big Data, Hadoop, AWS, Google Cloud, PostgreSQL, Spark, Python & More...

You can always spot the hot jobs in technology: they're the ones that didn't exist 10 years ago. While Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) did definitely exist a decade ago, they were mostly inside Google and a handful of other Valley innovators. Today, however…