Best of DevOps — August 2022

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   Quastor Daily·4y

   The Architecture of Facebook's Distributed Message Queue

   Facebook Ordered Queue Service (FOQS) is an internal Facebook tool that fills that role. FOQS provides an API that consists of the following operations - Enqueue - Add an item Dequeue The dequeue API accepts a collection of (topic, count) pairs where count represents the number of items to return from the topic.

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   Changelog·4y

   How we Created an in-Browser Kubernetes Experience

   Plural is an open-source DevOps platform that allows users to deploy and manage software on Kubernetes. The API creates both a reference to the shell pod in our database and creates the pod in a k8s.

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   Datadog·4y

   Simplify microservice governance with the Datadog Service Catalog

   Datadog Service Catalog helps you consolidate knowledge of your organization’s services and streamline communication between SREs, application developers, and service owners. Service Catalog makes it easy for team members to reach out for ad-hoc communication before or during a deployment. It gives all parties a single source of truth to boost collaboration and help troubleshoot any unexpected behavior.

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   DZone·4y

   Difference Between Jenkins vs. GitLab CI

   Jenkins and GitLab are two of the most popular tools available in the market. The beauty of Jenkins is that it makes it feasible to integrate any type of automation. In the case of GitLab, they offer paid users round-the-clock service.

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   DevOps.com·4y

   Stable Diffusion Goes Public — and the Internet Freaks Out

   Stable Diffusion is the new open source machine learning model for creating images from text and even other images. It's similar to DALL-E and Midjourney, you give it a textual ‘prompt’ and it generates amazing images. The team behind the model have been very transparent about how their model is trained.

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   OctopusDeploy·4y

   Using Docker as a package manager

   Linux users have long enjoyed the ability to install tools from extensive and well maintained package repositories. An increasing number of cloud-based tools, such as platform-specific tools, can only be reliably installed across multiple operating systems and Linux distributions via a direct binary download.

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   Developer.com·4y

   An Introduction to Kubernetes

   Kubernetes is an open-source, de facto container orchestration engine and a cloud-agnostic platform for orchestrating containers. It allows developers and programmers to separate each application into its process, allowing you to run them more efficiently. It also helps improve the efficiency of your operations and development teams. It allows container integration and streamlines the management of access to storage resources.

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