Cloud Log Analysis with Jack Naglieri
Large software companies have lots of users, and the activity from those users results in high volumes of traffic. These companies also have a large surface area across the enterprise. There are hundreds of services and databases that are fulfilling user requests. As these requests enter the infrastructure of the enterprise, the requests travel through
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The first public implementation of Java was released in 1996, when the Nintendo 64 was at the cutting edge of game console technology and 41% of web users regularly accessed AOL.com. The intention of its creators was to provide cross-platform functionality for applications distributed via the then-nascent World Wide Web- known as applets– a feature
Replicated Software Delivery with Grant Miller and Marc Campbell
Distributed systems are required to run most modern enterprise software. Application services need multiple instances for scalability and failover. Large databases are sharded onto multiple nodes. Logging services, streaming
Mattermost with Ian Tien
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Cloud Log Analysis with Jack Naglieri
Large software companies have lots of users, and the activity from those users results in high volumes of traffic. These companies also have a large surface area across the enterprise. There are hundreds of services and...
Replicated Software Delivery with Grant Miller and Marc Campbell
Distributed systems are required to run most modern enterprise software. Application services need multiple instances for scalability and failover. Large databases are sharded onto multiple nodes. Logging services, streaming...
Mattermost with Ian Tien
Chat systems have been a part of software development for decades. Older systems like Pidgin and Yammer were surpassed by newer systems like HipChat. And when Slack was created, it quickly became a part of most software...
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“Creativity never comes to you – she will only meet you halfway.”
Derek Sivers is a programmer, musician, and writer. He has created several companies and products, including CD Baby, which became the largest seller of independent music online.
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