The Kubernetes service simplifies load balancing and container management of containerized applications. Simply put, it makes it easier for enterprise applications to have greater scalability, flexibility, and portability. After Linux, Kubernetes is one of the fastest-growing projects in the history of open-source software. According to a study by CNFC, the number of Kubernetes engineers grew […]
Recently, we see a special emphasis has been laid on software supply chain security referring to the recent report by Google – 2022 Accelerate State of DevOps Report. With security holding center stage, we see a good emergence of practices such as “SRE” and “DevSecOps.” Looking at the State of DevOps report from different companies […]
In the previous blog about consistency, we have explained what the connotation of consistency in a distributed vector database is, covered the four levels of consistency – strong, bounded staleness, session, and eventually supported in the Milvus vector database, and explained the best-suited application scenario of each consistency level. To offer a quick recap, consistency […]
The Kubernetes service simplifies load balancing and container management of containerized applications. Simply put, it makes it easier for enterprise applications to have greater scalability, flexibility, and portability. After Linux, Kubernetes is one of the fastest-growing projects in the history of open-source software. According to a study by CNFC, the number of Kubernetes engineers grew […]
The goal of the DevOps practice is an enabling technology that allows developers (Dev) and operations teams (Ops) members to work together more efficiently by automating deployment processes — all while keeping the customers’ data safe. But along this journey, companies face many common challenges and traps when implementing these principles, which we’ll explore here. […]
Today, online retailers sell millions of products and services to customers all around the world. This was more prevalent in 2020, as COVID-19 restrictions all but eliminated visits to brick-and-mortar stores and in-person transactions. Of course, consumers still needed to purchase food, clothing, and other essentials, and, as a result, worldwide digital sales channels rose […]
In an earlier blog post you saw how to use cdk8s with AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (also known as ACK), thanks to the fact that you can import existing Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions using cdk8s! This made it possible to deploy DynamoDB along with a client application, by using cdk8s and Kubernetes. But, what if […]
DevOps got off to a promising start. Way back in 2006, Amazon CTO Werner Vogel prophesied a hassle-free relationship between development and operations: “The traditional model is that you take your software to the wall that separates development and operations and throw it over and then forget about it. Not at Amazon. You build it, […]
Provisioning AWS resources for your applications/organization can be complex—creating the AWS infrastructures (SQS, SNS, Lambda, S3…) with a fine-grained permissions model—and then trying to integrate your infrastructure with your applications will take time until you test it to ensure the whole flow is working as expected. In this article, I will introduce you to LocalStack, […]
The use of graph databases has grown massively in recent years, and they are becoming promising solutions for organizations in any industry. Their increased flexibility makes it easier to leverage relationships and connections in a way that traditional relational databases can’t do. But how do you know when to use a graph database? In this […]
