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4 hidden cloud computing costs that will get you fired
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John just finished the first wave on cloud workload migrations for his company. With a solid 500 applications and related data sets migrated to a public cloud, he now has...
Next.js 7 framework compiles faster, supports WebAssembly
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Zeit’s open source Next.js framework for static and server-rendered React applications compiles faster and improves error reporting with the new Version 7 release. Support for the WebAssembly binary format—via the Webpack...
Removed from JDK 11, JavaFX 11 arrives as a standalone module
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JavaFX 11, the first standalone release of the Java-based rich client technology, is now available. Oracle is removing JavaFX from the Java Development Kit (JDK) 11, given an overall desire to...
How to transition to a microservices architecture
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Get the full book Microservices and Containers This article is an excerpt from the Pearson Addison-Wesley book “Microservices and Containers” by Parminder Singh Kocher. Reprinted here with permission from Pearson...
LLVM 7 improves performance analysis, linking
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The developers behind LLVM, the open-source framework for building cross-platform compilers, have unveiled LLVM 7. The new release arrives right on schedule as part of the project’s cadence of major releases...
How to secure your PostgreSQL database
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Avinash Vallarapu is a PostgreSQL support tech lead at Percona. Another month, another database security disaster. It seems database security breaches are becoming more common as bad actors realize that...
Python virtualenv and venv do’s and don’ts
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One of the biggest draws of Python is its expansive ecosystem of third-party packages. If there is a task you want to pull off—file format conversion, scraping and restructuring web...
Microsoft’s SignalR real-time service moves to the cloud
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Version 2.4.0 of the ASP.Net SignalR real-time communications library will support Azure SignalR Service, a managed service for adding real-time web functionality to applications. ASP.Net SignalR 2.4.0 is due later...
Does the cloud still make sense when the economy is good?
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The economy is doing well. Even the Fed is looking to figure out ways to slow things down, so the economic boom does not become overheated and then collapse. How...
How to work with Azure Pipelines for devops
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Microsoft’s recent renaming of Visual Studio Team Services as Azure DevOps came as a surprise, rebranding a familiar service and adding significant new features. One of those new features, Azure...