April digest
Kubernetes is the POSIX of the cloud
Kubernetes is now THE standard for deploying applications into the cloud. If we checked all the capababilities, we would compare it to an operating system. The author explains that in this article.
Kubernetes is the POSIX of the cloud
When NOT To Use Apache Kafka
Apache Kafka is the de facto standard for event streaming to process data in motion. This blog post explores when NOT to use it.
Prospective et retrospective pour deux décennies d’informatique (FR)
Que sera l’informatique dans 10 ans? Difficile à dire… Pour essayer d’y répondre ou tout du moins donner des orientations, l’auteur expose l’évolution de l’informatique des dix dernières années.
Prospective et retrospective pour deux décennies d’informatique
Transitional Architecture
The core to a successful legacy displacement is the gradual replacement of legacy with new software, as this allows benefits to deliver early and circumvent the risks of a Big Bang.
The authors expose here what could be a strategy to rejuvenate an application.
My adventure with Helm as GitOps in a distributed architecture
Good feedback on how to handle Helm charts for distributed architecture. Different solutions are proposed with their pros and cons. At least you can find some infos for your need.
My adventure with Helm as GitOps in a distributed architecture
Python in the Browser
Yep, you read right, Python is coming to your browser. WASM is doing wonders nowadays and Python takes advantage of that. Will you browser be a complete ML lab, who knows! ;)
Pyscript Python in the Browser
Gitpod x JetBrains join forces to solve ‘works on my machine’ problem
Gitpod is getting trendy, especially with a nice integration in Gitlab. And it’s getting better with Jetbrain’s products (IntelliJ, PyCharm, etc.). It should give a nice remote development experience. Maybe in the near future, developers would only need a terminal :p
Gitpod x JetBrains join forces to solve ‘works on my machine’ problem
