I am always experimenting and testing new ideas and through this blog post I’d like to share one of them.

UPDATE: Redisq is no longer used and maintained by Grakn Labs.

The (Emit) conference last week featured a lineup of excellent talks, an engaging panel discussion, and plenty of time to meet and exchange…

Building and using ZFS kernel modules in LinuxKit as well as a general LinuxKit primer to build your first custom LinuxKit image.

There is always a tension inside companies about whether to build or to buy, whatever the need. A few years ago Dropbox decided it was going to move the majority of its infrastructure requirements from AWS into its own data centers. As you can imagine, it…

In this blog post, we will show you 16 IP command Examples in Linux. IP command is used to configure networking and routing on linux.

SELinux is a powerful security feature in Fedora -- like a valet key for your computer services. This article helps you deal with the errors it uncovers.

In my previous post, I wrote about my multi-container setup with docker-compose.One of the benefits of docker-compose is that it makes it easy to scale; for ...

You love rebasing, right? Rewriting history might be appealing, but there are good reasons not to.

Understanding gRPC in the dawn of microservices.

Building and using ZFS kernel modules in LinuxKit as well as a general LinuxKit primer to build your first custom LinuxKit image.

A discussion of recommended tools and practices for documenting microservices, as well as application architectures that use the pattern.

A few weeks ago I wrote about my journey into Terraform. You can read more about this quest here:

In order to be comfortable with using containers in production we had to make some changes. After analyzing some of the problems with the status quo, we developed a method for building and running containers that dramatically improved their stability and…

Go is a great language to write networked services. Such services often depend on TCP for their underlying transport. Understanding how to write robust TCP servers is vital. It helps us understand the underpinnings of stuff we build every day. We learn to…

Let’s face it. Being on-call is never a neutral experience. We asked five VictorOps employees to share their “on-call horror stories” or worst outage story of their tech career. Most of their responses were, “Which story do you want to hear?” My interviewees…

Written by Matt Rogish

A hands-on demonstration for implementing tracing in modern applications that introduces tracing through the CNCF’s OpenTracing project.

This Friday, all certificate authorities will have to honor a Domain Name System (DNS) record that allows HTTPS website owners to restrict who can issue SSL certificates for their domain names. It’s a long-needed defense against the issuance of fraudulent…