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I've been talking to lots of teams about their observability journey, or how they managed to dig themselves out of hell and get a handle on shit. Some patterns definitely emerge.
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Looks pretty good. If you want to master Cats Effect 3, consider getting this course.
The Cats Effect 3 course is here! 🚀
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this is a terrific post mortem by @molly_struve, full of twists and turns and juicy honeycomb graphs. dev.to/devteam/incident-retr…
but what caught my eye in particular is this. 👇 contrary to popular opinion, it is NOT GOOD to go for too long between incidents.
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I don't know who needs this right now, but @KelseyHammon2 got this shot of Ennis the donkey being reunited with his owner and actually you know what, we all need this right now
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It’s cool to see that my “Thinking With Types” series was a “Top Link” in July. 🙏 There are many other good (and newer) links in here as well.
Scala Times Issue #339 - mailchi.mp/softwaremill/scal… by @alvinalexander @DanielCiocirlan @DevInsideYou @djspiewak @eed3si9n @hmemcpy @InnerProductLLC @justinhj @LeoBenkel @Signify_Tech @skrbic_a @zivergetech & others, thx!
Hey @CapitalOne @AskCapitalOne, I need access to my financial data in external apps. How do I enable this?
I read 3 so you're way ahead in the game
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We are excited to share a podcast based on a recent conversation Rachel Pedreschi (Head of Global Field and Community) had with @tlberglund on #StreamingAudio. Listen and learn what @druidio is and what it has to do with @apachekafka
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In this blog post, we dive into the details of how the #DeltaLake transaction log works, including what the transaction log is, how it’s structured, and how commits are stored as files on disk. dbricks.co/wp190821a



















