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Everything as Code

Dynatrace

At Dynatrace we believe that monitoring and performance should both be automated processes that can be treated as code without the need for any manual intervention. And, applying the “Everything as Code” principles can greatly help achieve that. Treating these different processes as code will ensure that best practices are followed.

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Role of No-code/Low-code testing tools for Modern Agile QA teams

Testsigma

Low-code/no-code tools are already becoming a mainstay for many global teams. By going no-code/low-code, teams can now fill in the gap between the accelerating demands of application delivery and team skill sets. No-code/Low-code testing tools helping Agile Teams. credits: me. credits: me.

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GCC vs LLVM Q3 2017: Active Developer Counts

Nick Desaulniers

Martin had data comparing gcc to llvm from Q4 2015, but I wanted to see what the data looked like now in Q3 2017 and wanted to share my findings; simply rerunning the numbers. Active contributors over 60 days cuts out folks who do commit to either code bases, just not as often. Luckily Martin open sourced.

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SQL Server 2017 Improved Resource Usage On Smaller Machines

SQL Server According to Bob

The changes made in SQL Server 2017 CU4 improve resource usage on smaller machines, such as a VM or Container used for testing and development. Studying the code I found that the ‘default max worker threads’ calculation did not take into account the RAM on the system. For SQL Server 2017 CU4 the small environment threshold is 2GB.

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2017 Wheel of Fortune

J. Paul Reed

I mentioned last week I’d have 2017 predictions for you… well, last week. So, what do I think 2017 will have in store for us? STABLE This prediction was originally published in a larger T echBeacon piece on 2017 DevOps predictions. But we’ll see this mechanism happen in 2017. Prediction #1: DevOps Will Be Declared 1.0-STABLE

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Kubernetes And Kernel Panics

The Netflix TechBlog

Without a real return code, how can they know if it is safe to retry or not? 10/16/2017 [ 8374.555629] Call Trace: [ 8374.556147] <TASK> [ 8374.556601] dump_stack_lvl+0x45/0x5b [ 8374.557361] panic+0x103/0x2db [ 8374.558166] ? Our Service job (think ReplicatSet ) owners don’t care too much, but our Batch users care a lot.

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Fundamentals of table expressions, Part 7 – CTEs, optimization considerations

SQL Performance

Then, you will probably want to continue reading this section and test the code that I use as I revisit key unnesting examples that I previously demonstrated with derived tables and convert them to use CTEs. You won’t miss anything important that you haven’t read before. ( SELECT TOP ( 9223372036854775807 ) *. ( SELECT S.

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