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OneAgent release notes version 1.231

Dynatrace

Impact : This issue affects only those extensions that use native libraries called from Python code distributed with the extension. Operating systems. Future Dynatrace OneAgent operating systems support changes. The following operating systems will no longer be supported starting 01 March 2022.

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OneAgent release notes version 1.237

Dynatrace

Starting with this release, we support PHP code module on Linux ARM64 (AArch64). Starting with this release, we support Apache code module on Linux ARM64 (AArch64). Operating systems. Future Dynatrace OneAgent operating systems support changes. Windows: Windows Desktop 2004. oneagentzos-R12370.pax

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Windows Timer Resolution: The Great Rule Change

Randon ASCII

The behavior of the Windows scheduler changed significantly in Windows 10 2004, in a way that will break a few applications, and there appears to have been no announcement, and the documentation has not been updated. First, a bit of operating-system design context. Timer interrupts and their raison d’ĂȘtre.

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Powering the Web: Two Decades of Open Source Publishing With WordPress and MySQL

Percona

While not the first open source content management system (CMS), WordPress caught on like nothing before and helped spread open source to millions. Developers, system administrators, database administrators, and enthusiasts were hip deep in open source operating systems, programming languages, and open databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL.

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What Adrian Did Next?—?Part 2?—?Sun Microsystems

Adrian Cockcroft

Photo by Adrian I spent six years at Cambridge Consultants, building some interesting systems, managing our Sun workstations and learning a lot, but by then Sun had opened a sales office across the street, and I wanted to find out what they were going to release next, before everyone else.

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GotW #97 Solution: Assertions (Difficulty: 4/10)

Sutter's Mill

Assertions have been a foundational tool for writing understandable computer code since we could write computer code
 far older than C’s assert() macro, they go back to at least John von Neumann and Herman Goldstine (1947) and Alan Turing (1949). Run-time errors should be reported using exceptions, error codes, or similar.

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Welcome to the Jungle

Sutter's Mill

In “The Free Lunch Is Over” (December 2004) , I described the reasons for the then-upcoming industry transition from single-core to multi-core CPUs in mainstream machines, why it would require changes throughout the software stack from operating systems to languages to tools, and why it would permanently affect the way we as software developers have (..)