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Self-documenting Architecture

Strategic Tech

I believe that self-documenting architecture would dramatically reduce one of the big costs in software development. Everybody talks about self-documenting code, but that only applies in the small. Why not self-documenting architecture? A self-documenting architecture would reduce the learning curve.

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Dynatrace joins ServiceNow Service Graph Connector Program

Dynatrace

This is why we are excited to announce that Dynatrace has joined ServiceNow’s Service Graph Connector Program. For more details about the enhanced IRE, see ServiceNow documentation. The post Dynatrace joins ServiceNow Service Graph Connector Program appeared first on Dynatrace blog. Other improvements.

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Interacting with Open Source for HammerDB Code and Documentation

HammerDB

But what about documentation? Many open source users can be unaware that most open source project documentation is open source as well. This means you have the freedom to contribute to the documentation as well. In the case of HammerDB the documentation is published under the GNU Free Documentation License.

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A Gentle Intro to eBPF

DZone

In this short article, we’ll explore eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter), an exciting new technology that makes programming the kernel flexible, safe, and accessible to developers. You'll see the term BPF in Linux source code, and you'll see BPF and eBPF used interchangeably in tooling and documentation.

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eBPF Documentary

Brendan Gregg

If you are new to eBPF, it is the name of a kernel execution engine that runs a variety of new programs in a performant and safe sandbox in the kernel, like how JavaScript can run programs safely in a browser sandbox; it is also no longer an acronym.) I hope you enjoy the documentary.

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Kubernetes in the wild report 2023

Dynatrace

The report also reveals the leading programming languages practitioners use for application workloads. are the top 3 programming languages for Kubernetes application workloads. Accordingly, for classic database use cases, organizations use a variety of relational databases and document stores. Java, Go, and Node.js

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Complete Automation Testing — Is It Feasible?

DZone

For example, each deliverable in the project, like the requirements, design, code, documents, user interface, etc., At this level, we are testing the code as a black box to ensure that all services expected from the program exist, work as expected, and with no problem. should be tested.

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