Another post on monitoring and this time from the Stack Overflow ops team. Thanks @Nick Craver for the share, all the good practice and lessons learned! bit.ly/2QOP0d5
Great article from @zaran on how monitoring is done at Zerodha. Amazing to see that it scales at 56Bil data points! #monitoring #AWS bit.ly/2QTPo9S
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8 predictions on how technology will continue to change our lives in the coming year by Dr. Werner Vogels. amzn.to/2O75Gvl
Nice post from @nick.joyce describing how to squeeze a Python docker image. Impact a lot when you are running this at scale and specially on the build part. bit.ly/3sClWTU
A clear 3 steps rules on when you should ask for help. It should be applied to any beginner in any IT practice. I also complete that with the "expert syndrome" which fires up your ego and avoid you to ask help. Very useful! bit.ly/2WoDCUK
A bit old now, but a good article explaining why AWS uses formal methods. Long story short, it's done to ensure quality, easy to implement and can be set in every piece of software. When do you start to formally prove your software? bit.ly/2LFXNeA
Thanks @vagees on showing the impact and benefits of patterns at scale. "In the case of Route 53, Amazon used 2048 servers to shuffle shard that gives 730 billion possible combinations, and any attack on a single customer is unlikely to make any impact... bit.ly/38jOzMT
Fasten your seat belt, here's a speed post about Linux hardening! I learned a lot on how the OS is actually working, where are the risks and how to mitigate them from a higher point of view. Thanks for ##embeddedbits for such a great content! And... bit.ly/34pzbxr
Yep, a great advice from @b0rk - aka Julia Evans - get your work recognized by writing a brag document. Writing skills are important and you should use it to demonstrate the value of your work. It will basically helps understand why you are rocking. bit.ly/3oYTUja
A great piece of architecture from Ioan Fagarasan at Codurance. When it comes to architecture, "coupling is unavoidable" but we need it to build more complex programs. "Loose coupling leads to high cohesion, and together they lead to maintainable systems." bit.ly/3897jOQ
Very cool feedback directly from the field with Capital One's best practices on serverless cost optimization. Where architecture patterns matter the most. Thanks to @sandeepjandhyala! bit.ly/3amV5VG
If you haven't seen the Now Go Build series with Amazon CTO, Werner Vogels, I highly recommend giving it a watch. These episodes takes you on a journey showing how startup founders use tech to make our world more interesting, accessible and liveable. bit.ly/31XsykK
"One morning last week, I went on a walking tour of Quebec City with an experienced local tour guide, from the majestic Parliament of Quebec to the picturesque Saint Lawrence River." Tourism next gen with Amazon Explore. Find a local guy to stream his... bit.ly/350tcjl
Great innovation demo with a model detecting if persons are wearing a protective equipment. Stay safe! bit.ly/3k1rWR1
Back to basics : how to find the shortest path in a graph! bit.ly/32hv4SL
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