#Kubernetes

Simon Høiberg

SimonHoiberg

Node.js Learning Path Master these topics, and you'll be ready to take on your first job as a Node.js Back End Developer!Let's go through them JavaScript and Node.js

Daniele Polencic

danielepolencic

Do you know all the YAML tricks and gotchas?Are there any YAML tips for Kubernetes?Read along! 1/Let's cover the basics first.YAML has three basic rules:1. Indentation — only 2 or

Sam Newman

samnewman

I've been thinking for a while about how Amazon - specifically AWS - go about their product development (Thread!) Spend any time with the AWS web console, and you soon

Steve McDougall

JustSteveKing

So I've seen a lot of new developers being confused as to what is right and wrong in the industry.So here's a little thread with some advise after 10 years

Quinn Murphy

qh_murphy

Had one of the awesomest moments this morning. Johnny asked me what Github was for, and what I did there.He has asked before, but not with this level of persistence

🔎Julia Evans🔍

b0rk

i love this thread from Marco! I think when people talk about learning fundamentals, the first thing they think of is often reading a book / taking a class /

Vlad Ionescu

iamvlaaaaaaad

Wooo, I am getting into teaching!A (slightly rambling) thread on why I'm doing this and why Homeschool by Senzo 1/xhttps://twitter.com/senzo_HQ/status/1323627997660876801 I always enjoyed mentoring and upskilling people.The moment when

Julie Young

juliey4

since I covered $FSLY's earnings call yesterday, I wanted to also cover $NET's today. recap of Cloudflare's Q2 --> $100mm rev, up 48% YOYLarge customers up 60+% YOYHave 16% of

Fintan Ryan

fintanr

Thread: So it is #KubeCon time, which of course means lots of interesting data from various vendors. The always interesting @datadoghq report has been published https://www.datadoghq.com/container-report/ /1 Lots of things

Matt Moore

mattomata

A key milestone in any extensibility model is when traditionally "core" functionality starts to use it.To me this is really the sign that something stops being a "toy", and starts

Dustin Moris Gorski

dustinmoris

The more I work with @GCPcloud and @Azure at the same time - doing pretty much the same stuff across both clouds for different projects/work - the more I'm astonished

Rich Burroughs

richburroughs

Next I'm watching @stefanprodan talk about Progressive Delivery Techniques with Flagger. #KubeCon They made Flagger to make more safe deployments, with things like automated rollbacks. #KubeCon Flagger is on GitHub

Simon Wardley

swardley

X : Why are you so bullish on serverless?Me : AWS creates the future by industrialising the past, it concentrates on shifting product to utility. Amazon then migrates onto this

Vallery Lancey

vllry

I just had coffee and I'm waiting for lunch to cook, so let's talk about jitter and exponential backoff. Background: "backoff" is when you retry a failed action (say,

Piotr Gaczkowski

DoomHammerNG

Some of you asked for recommendations, so I've combined my favorite @Pluralsight courses into one .I've personally been using it for the past 2 years, very happy with results.But first

Finn Murphy

FinnMurphy12

Linus Torvalds gave the software world 2 of its greatest gifts in the Linux kernel & git - but while those technologies originated in Europe, it was American companies like Github &

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