Today, I would like to share with you some HTTP headers that are not fully implemented or specified but could lead to a simpler CDN configuration and better performance.

This post will cover:


how Client Hints request header and Key response header…

Forseti Security is open source security tool built for Google Cloud Platform. It can keep track of your environment, monitor your policies…

An overview of the services available on Azure for application and infrastructure monitoring

Learn quantum computing and develop your quantum programs with the Azure Quantum service. Use Python and Q#, a language for quantum programming, to write your quantum programs and submit them to the real quantum hardware available in Azure Quantum. With the…

DevOps teams need IT leaders to focus on three topics: communication, technical debt, and trust.

It all boils down to economics

This post was written in partnership with Teridion. The end of the year is a time for reflection. It’s when most of us are looking back at the choices, accomplishments, and mistakes of the year prior and setting goals to improve the following year. It’s also…

"Just wire up some modules and you're done!"

2017 has been the year of artificial intelligence and machine learning. The advancements here will continue for years to come—but what can we expect in 2018? Data is on the rise, placing an even gr...

Our KubeCon 2017 talk. We posit that "Kubernetes Distributions" are A Real Thing, and the the project would be better overall if we start to think about how to manage parts of it more like the Linux kernel and other parts more like a Linux distribution.

A survey of problems involved in building containers and build tools such as: buildah nixos-container ansible-container Smith Distroless Buildkit Source to Ima…

Talk from KubeCon in Austin, about learning from other programming environments and using tools to validate and test your configurations, whether you're writing them by hand or using higher level tools like ksonnet and Helm.

Wow. That pretty much sums it up. If you want the TLDR version of this post: Ryan was impressed.

A blog by the Financial Times Product & Technology department.

This short series of posts comes out of a project I did with Diptanu Choudary, lots of discussions with other expert DistSys practitioners here at CS and elsewhere and my own background as an early engineer in the field. Everyone has an opinion. This is mine.…