Linki 2019-05-11

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1. Attack of the Killer Microseconds
2. Gorilla: A Fast, Scalable, In-Memory Time Series Database
3. 6 new ways to reduce your AWS bill with little effort
4. Announcing KEDA: bringing event-driven containers and functions to Kubernetes
5. Announcing the public preview of Azure Image Builder

6. OH at a coffee shop in SF: “the reason our startup failed to gain any traction of community is because our core product is written in C++. Developers don’t *write* C++ anymore.”
   
   God, I so don’t want to be obnoxious, but I want to whisper “have you heard of Envoy” before I leave.

   — Cindy Sridharan (@copyconstruct) May 3, 2019

7. Distributed consensus revised – Part I
8. Distributed consensus revised – Part II
9. Distributed consensus revised – Part III
10. Does the world need Enterprise Technology Consulting (anymore)?

11. TIL what EC2's "Up to" means. I used to think it simply indicates best effort bandwidth, but apparently there's a hard baseline bottleneck for most EC2 instance types (those with an "up to"). It's significantly smaller than the rating, and it can be reached in just a few minutes. pic.twitter.com/qVlWnqXb6q

    — Daniel Vassallo (@dvassallo) April 22, 2019

12. Error Handling in Go
13. Estimating branch probability using Intel LBR feature. | Denis Bakhvalov | C++ compiler dev.
14. Go is on a Trajectory to Become the Next Enterprise Programming Language
15. Goodbye AWS: Rolling your own servers with Kubernetes, Part 1

16. Nice paper highlighting the current and ever increasing gap between CPU and IO performance. Clinging to synchronous or pseudo synchronous APIs is the core of the issue. We need to evolve beyond this.https://t.co/vhScaY3kLj

    — Martin Thompson (@mjpt777) May 4, 2019

17. HTTP headers for the responsible developer
18. IT runs on Java 8
19. Latency Under Load: HBM2 vs. GDDR6
20. To ORM or not to ORM

21. The biggest divide in the ops community isn't Old v. DevOps v. SRE, k8s, v. serverless, or whatever.
    
    It is "How do I run infrastructure?" v. "How do I not run infrastructure?".

    — Tom McLaughlin (tmclaugh@mstdn.social) (@tmclaughbos) May 7, 2019

22. Vanilla JS
23. We Can Do Better Than SQL
24. Why Go? – Key advantages you may have overlooked
25. You need neither PWA nor AMP to make your website load fast