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Following the lingering promise of managed infrastructure, reduced operational cost, and resiliency, cloud computing has seen phenomenal trends in adoption since the past decade. As software development marches towards the cloud, we soon realize t… Continue reading Remote Debugging and What It Means for Java Applications
The march of technology is one that time and again has proved irrepressible. From committing phone numbers of parents and close friends to memory, to now having handheld devices that let you connect to the world with just the click of a few percei… Continue reading History of Debugging: A Developers Saga
2009 has a special place in the history of software and technology as it is the year that formally saw the birth of DevOps. In June of that year, John Allspaw and Paul Hammond presented their talk, 10 Deploys a Day: Dev and Ops Cooperation at Flic… Continue reading The Myth of NoOps
As the world migrates to the concept of DevOps the primary goal becomes clear. How can we increase velocity while maintaining our system’s stability? With the motive of going faster, we also risk increased chances of failure. The risk is even high… Continue reading Active/Active Multi-Region Systems on Steroids With Serverless
This piece is the second part of a two-part series on how focusing on cloud debugging practices can accelerate our DevOps intentions. In part 1, we explored how an increased move to the cloud pushed for the adoption of DevOps practices. However, t… Continue reading Ebbs and Flows Of DevOps Debugging PART 2
Ever since Patrick Debois coined the word DevOps back in 2009, teams and organizations have been clamoring to adopt relevant practices, tools, and a sense of culture in a bid to increase velocity while maintaining stability. However, this race to … Continue reading Ebbs and Flows Of DevOps Debugging PART 1
The date was 24th December 2012, Christmas eve. The world’s largest video streaming service, Netflix experienced one of its worst incidents in company history. The incident was an outage of video playback on TV devices for customers in Canada, the… Continue reading The Theory and Motive Behind Active/Active Multi-Region Architectures
On the 1st of December, 2020, as the world was preparing for the end of a turbulent year dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic among other things, AWS presented the cloud community with an early present. Container support for AWS Lambda functions. Th… Continue reading CaaS Services Through AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud
On the 1st of December, 2020, as the world was preparing for the end of a turbulent year dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic among other things, AWS presented the cloud community with an early present. Container support for AWS Lambda functions. Th… Continue reading CaaS Services Through AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud
As companies intensify their push towards adopting DevOps practices and cultural values, there are several practical methodologies cropping up. One such concept is GitOps which stems from the DevOps need of automating everything and the philosophy… Continue reading An Observability Balancing Act With Gitops