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How DevOps Should Use DBaaS (Database-as-a-Service) To Optimize Their Application Development

High Scalability

This post was written by Wendy Dessler of The Blog Frog. Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) is quickly gaining in popularity across the tech world. These software platform solutions helps users easily manage their database operations without having to really understand any of the abstractions. This allows developers, DBA’s and DevOps engineers to quickly automate their backups, create new SQL and NoSQL clusters, and monitor the performance of their databases for their application without requir

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Learn eBPF Tracing: Tutorial and Examples

Brendan Gregg

At the Linux Plumber's conference there were at least 24 talks on eBPF. It has quickly become not just an invaluable technology, but also an in-demand skill. Perhaps you'd like a new year's resolution: learn eBPF! eBPF should stand for something meaningful, like Virtual Kernel Instruction Set (VKIS), but due to its origins it is extended Berkeley Packet Filter.

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Questions for the New Year

Edge Perspectives

As we enter the New Year, it’s an opportunity to step back and reflect in an increasingly hectic world. In an earlier post , I suggested we need to find time to reflect in a world increasingly dominated by flows – it’s a healthy form of friction that can actually enhance our ability to generate more insight from flows. Embrace the New Year as an invitation to reflect.

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PageSpeed Module: Dramatically Increase the Speed of Your Website Automatically

MachMetrics

The way a website is constructed can have a major impact on website speed performance, but developers often have a hard time keeping track of factors that cause slow page loads and other speed-related issues. The PageSpeed Module is one of several free Google tools designed to help assess and improve page load speed times. Unlike its more basic tools like PageSpeed Insights, you need some advanced technical skills to make the most of this PageSpeed service.

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5 Integrations for Powerful Automation Testing

Kovair

We are living in a world where technology is advancing very fast, doing businesses to invest money and efforts into developing intelligent software to automate. The post 5 Integrations for Powerful Automation Testing appeared first on Kovair Blog.

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Learn eBPF Tracing: Tutorial and Examples

Brendan Gregg

At the Linux Plumber's conference there were at least 24 talks on eBPF. It has quickly become not just an invaluable technology, but also an in-demand skill. Perhaps you'd like a new year's resolution: learn eBPF! eBPF should stand for something meaningful, like Virtual Kernel Instruction Set (VKIS), but due to its origins it is extended Berkeley Packet Filter.

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Upcoming Webinar Friday 1/4: High-Performance PostgreSQL, Tuning and Optimization Guide

Percona

Please join Percona’s Senior Software Engineer, Ibrar Ahmed as he presents his High-Performance PostgreSQL, Tuning and Optimization Guide on Friday, January, 4th, at 8:00 AM PDT (UTC-7) / 11:00 AM EDT (UTC-4). Register Now. PostgreSQL is one of the leading open-source databases. Out of the box, the default PostgreSQL configuration is not tuned for any workload.

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Writing a Killer Conference Proposal

Percona Community

If you’re planning to submit a proposal to Percona Live but suffering a little writer’s block, or at least want to be sure to make a good impression on our track selectors, there’s some great content online that can help. If you’re an old hand, you probably won’t need this, though it’s possible you’ll find some interesting stuff here nevertheless.

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What I Read in 2018

Tim Kadlec

I had the best of intentions last year. I was going to make it the fourth year in a row of reading more than I did the prior year. More than that, I was going to write detailed reviews of everything I read. Neither of those things really panned out. I started the year strong, but the reading slowed down as did the review writing. I could make up some excuses, but the reality is I just didn’t give myself as much time to read as I had been the past few years.

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Writing Self Hosted Alexa Skills With Golang

The Polyglot Developer

A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to win an Echo Dot in a company hackathon. Since then I have been trying to develop Alexa Skills that interest me in my spare time. Before exploring this new field of development, I had been interested in learning and practicing a language that was new to me, Golang (or just Go). Considering Alexa skills are based on web services, one of the area where Go excels, it seemed like a great way to “have my cake and eat it too.

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I'll be Gone, You'll be Gone

The Agile Manager

The Financial Times recently ran a long article describing the breakdown of governance over the Crossrail development , the first new underground railway in London in over a century. Good governance is usually only appreciable by its absence, but the Crossrail case allows a before / after contrast between the presence of good and, after the sacking of a key board member, the presence of bad.

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Top Software Testing Companies: App User Bill

QAMentor

Top software testing companies effectively and efficiently analyze digital products, project documents, relevant services in order to find defects in them before they are made available to the customers. The user right # 1. Deal with the analyst, who speaks your language In discussing the project requirements it is necessary to determine the needs and … The post Top Software Testing Companies: App User Bill appeared first on QA Mentor Blog.

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Stuff The Internet Says On Scalability For January 4th, 2019

High Scalability

Wake up! It's HighScalability time: Solar system? Nope, the beauty is in your head— neural art. Do you like this sort of Stuff? Please support me on Patreon. Need cloud? Explain the Cloud Like I'm 10 (34 almost 5 star reviews). 45% : learned scheduler improves average job completion time; 61% : apps share data with Facebook; 45,037,125 : people who watched Bird Box on Netflix in first week; 32,368 : color images collected by the Curiosity rover on Mars between August 2012 and November 2018

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Viewing and Sorting XEvents Efficiently (Code Samples) – XEProfiler

SQL Server According to Bob

I was doing backups and clean-ups and ran across a couple of sample projects for XEvent and event_sequence processing I thought others might find helpful. – Enjoy! The sample code is provided “as is” and any express or implied warranties, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are disclaimed.