Community Picks·3yA successful Git branching model
This post presents a successful Git branching model for software development projects. It discusses the main branches, supporting branches (feature, release, and hotfix branches), and the recommended workflow. The post emphasizes the importance of considering contextual factors when choosing a branching strategy.
Amplication·3yRequest Tracing in NodeJS
Request Tracing in Node.js is a vendor-agnostic collection of tools that can help developers implement request tracing. OpenTelemetry and OpenCensus are open source tools that support open source observability backend tools like Zipkin, Zipkin and Zipkin. In this article, we’ll define request tracing.
ByteByteGo·3yEP53: Design effective and safe APIs
In this video, we're diving into the world of computer memory and storage. We'll talk about the fundamental duo: RAM and ROM - DDR4 and DDR5 - Firmware and BIOS. Join the ByteByteGo Talent Collective to start getting bi-monthly drops of world-class hand-curated engineers.
Community Picks·3yIntroducing KoPylot: A Kubernetes AI Assistant
Introducing KoPylot, an open-source AI-powered Kubernetes assistant called KoPylot that aims to help developers and DevOps engineers in managing and deploying applications on Kubernetes. It features subcommands for auditing resources, generating kubectl commands, diagnosing issues, and acting as a wrapper around kubectl. KoPylot works by extracting information from Kubernetes resource descriptions and using it in conjunction with OpenAI's Davinci model to provide guidance and directions. Users can contribute to KoPylot's code, and alternatives to KoPylot include Kopilot written in Go.
The New Stack·3yWhy Grafana Needs OpenTelemetry
The New Stack Grafana is often considered to be the hands-down most popular observability platform for data visualization. OpenTelemetry has emerged as a key open source component to lend compatibility among the different observability platforms. The project has continued to gain momentum and is the second-highest velocity open source project in the CNCF.
Medium·3y4 Reasons Why I Think IT Professionals Should Read The DevOps Handbook
The DevOps Handbook (2nd Edition) is written by Gene Kim, Jez Humble, Patrick Debois, John Willis, and Nicole Forsgren. It covers a wide range of topics, including continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, and feedback loops.
ITNEXT·3yMulti-tenancy in Kubernetes
The basic building block to share a cluster between tenants is the namespace. With RBAC, you can limit what users and apps can do with and within a namespace. Kubernetes isn’t aware of the tenant, and if the API receives too many requests, it will throttle them for everyone.
