The New Stack·4yWhat Is Zero Trust Architecture?
Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) builds on the foundational principles of zero trust security as defined by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. NIST recommends a focus on users, assets, and resources rather than traditional network boundary defenses. Identifying critical corporate information and how a user gains access to that information must be taken into consideration.
The New Stack·4yHow Disney+ Hotstar Simplified Its Data Architecture for Scale
Disney+ Hotstar, India’s most popular streaming service, accounts for 40% of the global Disney+ subscriber base. The “Continue Watching” feature is critical to the on-demand streaming experience for the 300 million-plus monthly active users. It was originally built on a combination of Redis and Elasticsearch, connected to an event processor for Kafka streaming data.
The New Stack·4yDeno’s Fresh Uses Server-Side Rendering for Faster Apps
Fresh is a new full-stack web framework for Deno. It is based on Deno and Preact, a JavaScript library that promotes itself as an alternative to Meta’s React. Fresh combines a routing framework and a templating engine, to render pages on-demand on the server.