Linki 2019-11-23

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1. Foundations for the Study of Software Architecture
2. Software Architecture
3. Fibers under the magnifying glass
4. Jungle: Towards Dynamically Adjustable Key-Value Store by Combining LSM-Tree and Copy-On-Write B+-Tree
5. The New Kingmakers How Developers Conquered the World

6. kubernetes - turning things off and on again, at scale

   — Ryan = ( 💻, 🥁, 🎉 ) (@decimalator) November 4, 2019

7. News flash: most of my code never went live as projects were constantly canned. It was a strangely lucrative, low risk, deeply unsatisfying professional experience contracting in the late 1990’s.

   — Kate Morris (@kateMorris102) November 6, 2019

8. Pi4 USB-C Gadget
9. GraphQL Crash Course (in 10 pics!)

10. If you don't understand how big AWS in Cloud, consider this metric:
    
    AWS makes more money on re:Invent registration fees this year than Oracle+IBM cloud revenues.

    — so called parody. (@cloud_opinion) November 8, 2019

11. 10 superpowers HTML5 gives you (and you are not using)
12. 12 Common Mistakes and Missed Optimization Opportunities in SQL
13. 63 Cores Blocked by Seven Instructions
14. a fast and friendly git client for Mac and Windows
15. A feature complete and high performance multi-group Raft library in Go
16. A reason for unexplained connection timeouts on Kubernetes/Docker
17. Accelerating cloud-native application development in the enterprise
18. Admin Dashboards
19. All you need to know about caching for serverless applications
20. An always-available, online-capable Raspberry Pi in your pocket
21. An intern’s experience with Rust
22. Apple Successfully Implements OpenID Connect with Sign In with Apple Recently updated !
23. Architecture with 800 of My Closest Friends: The Evolution of Comcast’s Architecture Guild
24. As IBM and Google disagree on quantum computing achievement, applications are still years away
25. Attacking default installs of Helm on Kubernetes
26. Awesome-Selfhosted
27. AWS Elasticsearch: a fundamentally-flawed offering
28. Backblaze Hard Drive Stats Q3 2019
29. Ben Brostoff
30. Benchmarking Envoy Proxy, HAProxy, and NGINX Performance on Kubernetes
31. Beyond the cloud: Docker containers in space

32. I'm pretty disappointed to see Knative forgo open governance.https://t.co/fVhbP687rs
    
    The growth and user focus of Kubernetes, Helm and many others show that CNCF is a great home for open communities.
    
    OSS is better if we work together in neutral spaces

    — brendandburns (@brendandburns) October 1, 2019

33. Building a Large-scale Distributed Storage System Based on Raft
34. Cache Poisoned Denial of Service

35. Confused by DNS Records? A, CNAME, ALIAS...
    
    Me too 😬
    
    Let's change that! (cheatsheet at the end)
    
    🔥 DNS Record crash course for web developers 👇

    — Chris Achard (@chrisachard) October 28, 2019

36. cli-progress-animation
37. Containers in 2019: They’re Calling it a [Hypervisor] Comeback
38. CppCon 2019: Bjarne Stroustrup “C++20: C++ at 40”
39. data Blog = Blog { me :: Programmer, posts :: [Opinion] }
40. Data Structures Part 3: Arrays of arrays
41. Decorators in Go using embedded structs
42. Developer Tools for Kubernetes
43. Developing Applications on Multi-tenant Clusters With Flux and Kustomize
44. Development tools for GitHub Actions
45. Dial up server
46. Dreyfus model of skill acquisition
47. dwmkerr/hacker-laws
48. Eight Habits of Expert Software Designers: An Illustrated Guide
49. Enterprise Software Is Dead
50. Events, the DNA of Kubernetes
51. Evolutionary Architecture
52. expose local servers to the internet using SSH

53. Open Core vs Open Source. I think Open Core is somewhat the Sharewares of Open Source. Now also, theses companies want to make money. Landscape changed: it's no longer a benevolent volunteer effort.

    — Fabrice FACORAT (@willsalsa76) November 6, 2019

54. Facebook and Microsoft Partnering on Remote Development
55. Five guilty pleasures only developers know
56. Go Goroutines and Apis
57. Go interfaces, the tricky parts
58. Golang Sucks
59. High-skilled workers in small towns are a ‘waste of resources,’ says controversial Princeton study
60. How Does Alibaba Ensure the Performance of System Components in a 10,000-node Kubernetes Cluster?
61. How Expert Networks Work
62. How much faster is Redis at storing a blob of JSON compared to PostgreSQL?
63. How Reference Checks Can Go Wrong
64. How to Survive when AWS, Azure, or GCP Becomes the Competition
65. HTTP 451
66. Interview with a Pornhub Web Developer
67. Introducing Flan Scan: Cloudflare’s Lightweight Network Vulnerability Scanner
68. Remote Work Encyclopedia
69. It’s Okay To Store Data In Apache Kafka

70. Knative steering committee has 7 members assigned by vendors and not the community. 4 of those belong to Google. And it takes a majority to change anything.

    — Joe Beda (@jbeda) October 2, 2019

71. Colo servers, VMware,Linux hosts, Nginx load balancer, Microsoft SQL, Couchbase, ElasticSearch. Been operating over 20 years, at that time about $75M / year.. now vue/nuxt, AWS lambda and Fargate, Dynamo, Cloudfront, Algolia, up to about $250M / year

    — Josh Deltener (@JoshDeltener) October 23, 2019

72. Kafka Spawns Open-Source KarelDB

73. AWS re:Invent prediction:
    
    Lambda adds support for container images.

    — Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) October 1, 2019

74. Moving to a monolith allowed us to rid our pipeline of operational issues while significantly increasing developer productivity. https://t.co/WsvROR7aSy

    — Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) October 2, 2019

75. The whole industry can use a bit more pragmatism. Until the new stuff supports the old stuff then people will continue to use tools that do.
    
    Telling people to rewrite everything (again) for the current platform of the month is how we got into this mess in the first place. https://t.co/TLRB0ucQ1B

    — Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) October 18, 2019

76. Killing Kafka: The Pitfalls of Over-architecting
77. kubectl flags in your plugin
78. Kubernetes 3rd Party Security Audit Findings · Issue #81146 · kubernetes/kubernetes
79. Kubernetes made my latency 10x higher
80. Kubernetes Networking: Behind the scenes
81. Kubernetes networks solutions comparison
82. Let’s Create a Simple Load Balancer With Go
83. liyasthomas/postwoman
84. Local-first software: you own your data, in spite of the cloud
85. Making Instagram.com faster: Part 3
86. Mariusz Ferdyn
87. micro/go-micro
88. Monorepo or Multirepo? Role-Based Repositories
89. MVPs and $100k AWS Bills: Reflections on the launch of Octopus Cloud 1.0
90. o11y.guru introduction and first set of iterations
91. Object-Oriented Programming and Essential State — The Art of Machinery
92. Oracle demands $12K from network biz that doesn’t use its software
93. Planting Tiny Spy Chips in Hardware Can Cost as Little as $200
94. Podman and Buildah for Docker users
95. Processing 40 TB of code from ~10 million projects with a dedicated server and Go for $100
96. Programmers can’t write algorithms without help: once more about the interview
97. Programming Languages InfoQ Trends Report - October 2019
98. Remember Clusterman? Now It’s Open-Source, and Supports Kubernetes Too!
99. RepairApp: A serverless overview
100. ReSearchITEng/kubeadm-playbook

101. We don’t have Alexa, so to be funny, I yelled at my TV, “Alexa, pause the movie!”
     
     And Alexa did.
     
     And we looked around like 😮.
     
     Turns out a new remote we got for our old Firestick turned my TV into Alexa. So now I’m looking around. Anything could be Alexa. Toaster, throw rug.

     — Robin DeRosa’s on Mastodon (@actualham) June 22, 2019

102. Security assessment techniques for Go projects
103. Server Streaming with gRPC and .NET Core
104. Should I pick DigitalOcean or AWS for my next project?
105. sloop - Kubernetes History Visualization
106. So you want to learn Microservices?
107. Software Engineering Genba
108. Stateful Workloads and the Two Data Center Conundrum – Red Hat OpenShift Blog
109. Staticcheck in Action
110. Streamline 3.0
111. Testing Cloudflare workers
112. The 64 Milliseconds Manifesto
113. The demise of docker and the rise of kubernetes
114. The Difference Between Fault Tolerance, High Availability, & Disaster Recovery
115. The End of Agile
116. The Maturing of QUIC
117. The naive myth of architecture as “free goodies”
118. The pointlessness of daily standups
119. The true architect’s way (AKA ShuHaRi)
120. The Value in Go’s Simplicity
121. This is hardly surprising at all. There used to be lots of complaints, both inte… : Hacker News
122. Tools for turning descriptions into diagrams
123. Top 12 LinkedIn profile tips in 2019 that you should implement right away
124. uber-go/guide
125. Unlike Babies, the Best Managers Come with Instructions
126. Using Kustomize with Cluster API Manifests
127. What is the German word for: “It only works when I try to show you how it does not work”?
128. What nobody tells you about documentation
129. Why Everyone Working in DevOps Should Read The Toyota Way
130. Why software developers (quite honestly) hate Agile
131. Working from Home
132. Working with Errors in Go 1.13
133. Would aliens understand lambda calculus?
134. Yes, You Should Estimate Software Projects