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Dynatrace delivers flexible and scalable Kubernetes native synthetic private locations

Dynatrace

CAGR in the forecasted period ending 2030. Not only do operations personnel now have an easier time deploying synthetic tests faster with fewer resources, it’s also no longer necessary to track utilization. Kubernetes takes care of keeping the necessary minimum number of nodes alive for executing all the tests assigned to a location.

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Top Software testing trends to look out for in 2022

Testsigma

2014 saw the trend of mobile app testing as they were becoming a multi-billion dollar business all over the world. 2015 saw the trend of scriptless testing and IoT focussed methodologies. So the trend of mobile web testing came into the picture. AI and Machine learning-based testing.

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AI Flame Graphs

Brendan Gregg

Imagine halving the resource costs of AI and what that could mean for the planet and the industry -- based on extreme estimates such savings could reduce the total US power usage by over 10% by 2030 1. As for if or when it will support other hardware types, be in other Intel products, be officially launched, be open source, etc.,

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PostgreSQL Partitioning Made Easy Using pg_partman (TimeBased)

Percona

PostgreSQL Partition Manager — ‘pg_partman’ — is an open source extension freely available, widely supported, and actively maintained by the PostgreSQL community. pg_partman creates and manages both time-based and serial-based table partition sets. Download Percona Distribution for PostgreSQL Today!

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The Pros and Cons of Wildcard Indexes on MongoDB

Percona

To test wildcard indexes, let’s create a small collection for storing our users’ details. You can test them on your own using explain(). db.user.createIndex( { "$**" : 1 } ) Again, you can test the same queries we did before. Large enough for testing index size. This way, we can store everything we need.

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Jamstack CMS: The Past, The Present and The Future

Smashing Magazine

It was a battle of not only proprietary vs open source but also static vs dynamic. You could create and update blog posts, all content was straight HTML — open-source WYSIWYG editors weren’t available at the time, and Markdown didn’t come about until 2004. Where do you think Jamstack CMSs will be in 2030? (vf,

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