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NGINX Ingress Controller Configuration In AKS

DZone

Ingress Controller. Ingress controller is a necessary Kubernetes feature that plays a vital role in the functioning of Ingress resources. The Ingress resources deployed in the cluster are controlled by the Ingress controller. As mentioned in Kubernetes Ingress controller page : "Unlike other types of controllers which run as part of the kube-controller-manager binary, Ingress controllers are not started automatically when a cluster is created.

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Breaking down barriers: IBM MQ tracing across queue managers and queue clusters

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Our customers love Dynatrace because of our ability to automatically detect all entities and services within our customers’ monitoring environments, understand all dependencies, trace transactions end to end, and of course, the Davis AI-driven causation engine that delivers answers based on all monitored data and Dynatrace insights.

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Proving security at scale with automated reasoning

All Things Distributed

Customers often ask me how AWS maintains security at scale as we continue to grow so rapidly. They want to make sure that their data is secure in the AWS Cloud, and they want to understand how to better secure themselves as they grow.

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The Paradox of Connection

Edge Perspectives

We are becoming more connected with each other and less connected with each other at the same time. The Big Shift that we're experiencing on a global scale is full of paradox – this is just one of many, but a particularly important paradox to acknowledge and address. Let’s explore the forces that are shaping both dimensions of the paradox. More connection.

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Getting started with web performance? Here's what you need to focus on.

Speed Curve

A while back, our friends at Shopify published this great case study , showing how they optimized one of their newer themes from the ground up – and how they worked to keep it fast. Inspired by that post, I wanted to dig a bit deeper into a few of the best practices they mentioned, which fall loosely into these three buckets: Analyze your pages – understand the critical rendering path and page composition.

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Moving to Dart from C++

The Polyglot Developer

A couple of days ago, while recovering from some flu, I managed to catch up a bit of me reading. If you know anything about the life of an independent contractor, you’d know that there’s never time for your personal projects or hobbies, so this was a most welcome break. One of my favorite blogs is this one and I saw a great article on Sorting vectors in C++ by Nic Raboy.

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Accounting For Inaccurate Software Estimates

Professor Beekums

Estimates are inevitably going to become inaccurate. There are simply too many factors to take into account to create an accurate estimate in a reasonable manner. As much as we want to try and make our estimates more accurate, a better use of our efforts would be to look at how we handle things when an estimate is missed. Photo by Ugo Mendes Donelli The best way to handle a missed estimate is to find out sooner rather than later.

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Unit Testing Best Practices: How to Get the Most Out of Your Test Automation

DZone

Unit testing is a well-known practice, but there's lots of room for improvement! In this post, the most effective unit testing best practices, including approaches for maximizing your automation tools along the way. We will also discuss code coverage, mocking dependencies, and overall testing strategies. What is Unit Testing? Unit testing is the practice of testing individual units or components of an application, in order to validate that each of those units is working properly.