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There is a new #PostgreSQL #Meetup group for the region #Stuttgart in Germany. First event takes place on July 11th, in #Tübingen. Two presentations, registration required. Sign up now. Speaker: Ilya Kosmodemiansky: PostgreSQL worst practices Sikandra Chaudhary: What's new in PostgreSQL 17

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Great talk where Roman Boiko and 💻 Daniele Frasca dive deep on how ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE use Kafka and EventBridge Pipes. They will guide you through the journey of optimizing Kafka, why they went with Confluent Kafka instead of Amazon MSK and how they integrated Kafka with Amazon EventBridge Pipes. They will discuss the benefits as well as the limitations and issues. They also discuss the specific architectural patterns such as the Claim-check and Point-to-point fan-out to enhance resilience and efficiency. https://lnkd.in/eDrX9TPh

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Build super fast Kubernetes Job and CronJob apps with SpinKube. Thorsten Hans explains and gives an example of how to use Spin’s “command” trigger. #kubernetes #spinkube #spin

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Guten Tag Munich and DACH Community! Heading to Munich for the Förderverein AWS Community DACH e.V. ! Can't wait to connect with this amazing community and hear all your awesome use cases! As for me, I'll be talking about large-scale observability. See you tomorrow! 👋 #AWSCommunityDay #AWSDACH #CloudComputing #Serverless #IaC #CloudSecurity #MultiAccount #Networking #DevOps #CloudOps #CloudArchitect #CloudArchitecting #CloudEngineer #RealWorldSolutions #AWSCommunity #TechEvents #TechConference #TechEvent #poweredbyaws #germanyit

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Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink now supports Amazon DynamoDB Streams as a source! The new connector, contributed by #AWS for the #ApacheFlink #opensource project, adds Amazon #DynamoDB Streams as a new source for Apache Flink. You can now process DynamoDB streams events with Apache Flink, a popular framework and engine for processing and analyzing #streamingdata. https://lnkd.in/gDFsiXA2

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🚀 GitHub Models is a game changer for #AI developers! I’ve had the privilege of testing GitHub Models early, and the experience is incredibly smooth. Just use your GitHub account to access a curated list of top models. Paired with GitHub #Codespaces, your GitHub token is automatically integrated into the environment, allowing you to invoke an LLM with zero configuration. This is truly revolutionary! GitHub Models will transform the experience for builders, tinkerers, open source projects, hackathons, and workshops. And yes, it’s all powered by Azure AI! 🌟 https://lnkd.in/gVPT65Q3

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API Gateway + Kubernetes 🤝. Kong Inc. Champion and Chief Integration Evangelist / Chief Architect at OPITZ CONSULTING Deutschland GmbH, Sven Bernhardt on how to secure APIs with plugins in your Kubernetes management.  Full blog + video here covering:  - 🛠️ Installing Kong Ingress Controller - 🔐 Securing APIs with plugins - 📡 Exposing Kubernetes services as APIs, securing APIs with plugins (authentication, rate-limiting) - 🌐 Using the Gateway API for HTTP/TCP routing - 📊Observing analytics - all managed via the centralized Kong Konnect control plane. #KongPin #Kubernetes #Ingress #K8s #LearnToCode

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Oracle’s Dedicated Region Just Got Smaller – Meet Dedicated Region 25 by Michael Rebmann via cloud13.ch ([Global] oracle cloud) URL: https://ift.tt/uAxz1jb In case you missed it, Oracle announced on the 11th of September 2024, that their Dedicated Region offering is becoming smaller and this new configuration called “Dedicated Region 25” will be available in the next calendar year. This new offering allows businesses to bring the full power of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to their own data centers, but now with a minimum of just three racks. This is a significant shift from Oracle’s previous requirement of a 12-rack minimum. By reducing the infrastructure to as little as three racks, Oracle is making its powerful cloud capabilities more accessible than ever before. Let’s explore what this means for enterprises and how it opens up exciting new possibilities for hybrid cloud adoption. With OCI’s distributed cloud capabilities, we’re helping customers deploy a dedicated cloud in a small, scalable footprint, build applications with the best services across cloud providers, and deploy AI infrastructure anywhere they want. This flexibility helps our customers address their unique needs and support their cloud investments in delivering significant business value. What is Oracle Dedicated Region? Let me copy the text from Oracle’s FAQ: OCI Dedicated Region (previously known as Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer) enables customers to deploy an Oracle Cloud region in their own data center. OCI Dedicated Region offers customers essentially the same experience as Oracle’s public cloud regions, including access to more than 100 of the same cloud services and the agility, scalability, and economics of the public cloud. In other words, with Oracle Dedicated Region , companies can take advantage of a complete suite of cloud services, including Autonomous Database, Exadata, compute, storage, and networking, all while keeping data close to home. It is ideal for industries that need to meet strict data sovereignty or latency requirements, or that simply prefer having greater control over their environment. Dedicated Region 25 The introduction of Dedicated Region 25 marks a major milestone. Previously, Oracle required a minimum of 12 racks for the full deployment of Dedicated Region , which limited the offering to only the largest enterprises with substantial IT budgets and infrastructure needs. Now, with a three-rack minimum, Oracle has significantly lowered the barrier to entry, making its Dedicated Region accessible to more organizations, regardless of size. Here’s why this shift is a game-changer: 1. Smaller Footprint, Big Power With just three racks required, Dedicated Region 25 delivers the full suite of Oracle Cloud services within a much smaller infrastructure footprint. This is great news for businesses that do not have the space, power, or cooling capacity to handle a 12-rack deployment but still want to take advantage of...

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ICYMI, Google Cloud Platform and Technical Infrastructure Director, Jennifer Petoff, gave the opening keynote at DevOpsDays Zurich this year. You can check out the video here if you want to learn more about the importance of education in driving an SRE or DevOps culture.

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AWS re:Invent 2024 is just around the corner. If you are a software developer with automotive industry focus and would like to learn more about how to leverage Generative AI, join me, Daniel Krumpholz and Hendrik Schöneberg for our workshop "AUT305 | Accelerate software development with Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Q" at AWS re:Invent 2024. Join us to learn: 🚀 How to increase developer efficiency using generative AI ⚡ How to streamline software-defined vehicle development 💻 How to code, validate, and innovate on virtual embedded devices 🏎️ How to adjust virtual ECUs within minutes Discover the power of the Virtual Engineering Workbench and register now: https://lnkd.in/dUSRJrcN Special thanks to the big team of builders who made this workshop a reality: Andrea Meroni, Balachandar Raju, Darius Kuncė, David Untermuller, Dominik G., José Alfredo De Castro Nunes, Stanislav Kruglov, Tobias Drees #AWSreInvent #Automotive #GenerativeAI #VirtualECU

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Join us live today at 17:15 to learn more about the State of Package Management in Kubernetes!

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Often my employees and I need a development environment for C++ together with the installed GRPC. To reduce the time for installing and deploying the environment, I started making Dev Containers, which I give to my employees and they run them in VSCode. I hope it will be useful to someone else. https://lnkd.in/dCCQBpTt #cpp #c++ #docker #devcontainers

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Exciting news! I'll be speaking at AWS Summit Berlin together with Nensi Hakobjanyan on "Building next-generation applications with event-driven architecture." We'll share insights on decoupling, integration patterns, idempotency, best practices, and pitfalls for event-driven architectures. Learn how to create composable apps! 📅 May 15 & 16, 09:00 AM 📍 Breakout Room 6, STATION Berlin See you there! #AWS #AWSSummit #EventDrivenArchitecture

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🌟 Join me and Ravikanth Mogulla at DevOpsDays Berlin on May 7th-8th! Let's not just stop at the talk—let's connect and exchange experiences. See you there! 🚀 #DevOps #SRE #Networking #DevOpsDayConference #devopsdayberlin #devopsday

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You are interested in how to develop a solution that manages and orchestrates a global SaaS environment effectively at scale? Then join Denis Turkov and me at the #AWS Berlin Summit 2024 and learn more about Spryker's success story of building a multi-tenant application composition platform using AWS. https://lnkd.in/gN_w4rzd 🕜 When? - 15th & 16th May 📍 Where? - STATION Berlin, ARC202 | Level 200 | 14:15 - 15:00 | Breakout 6 ✏ How to sign up? https://lnkd.in/gqtgmbYs 📝 Scaling microservices and packaged business capabilities (PBCs) across multiple vendors increases the complexity of managing the enterprise application fleet. Spryker built a Composition Platform to control app lifecycles and connectivity so business apps work in harmony. Join this session to explore Spryker's challenges in creating a scalable, multi-tenant application composition platform that orchestrates thousands of apps. Learn architectural designs, patterns, and best practices for a robust development environment. Understand how data is the backbone enabling scalability, security, and isolation in this global platform.

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Back in 2000, I was an engineer, coding in C/C++ on Solaris. We used Clearcase for source control (yes, really). Builds and unit tests? All run locally before daring to touch the release branch. And merge conflicts? Don’t even get me started on those. 😂 Once everything was merged (fingers crossed), QA would spend a solid week testing before we could merge into the main branch. Every 3-6 months, we’d finally ship a release to our customers. The whole process was lengthy, painful, and wildly unproductive. Maybe that’s why I bailed on engineering! 😅 Fast forward to 2024, and the entire software development lifecycle fits into a day. How? DevOps, baby! And it all kicked off with Jenkins. Jenkins revolutionized the way we build and ship software. Now, we’re celebrating 20 years with the creator of Jenkins, Kohsuke Kawaguchi. Don’t miss the fireside chat with him and Sacha Labourey at DevOps World! If you haven’t registered yet, what are you even doing? Go sign up now (it takes a min): https://lnkd.in/eYMhG4ZM

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🚀 Exploring the Zalando Operator: A Deep Dive into Kubernetes Postgres Management 🐘 Managing PostgreSQL in production can be a challenging task, especially when aiming for high availability and operational simplicity. Enter Zalando Operator, built on top of the robust Patroni tool, and leveraging the power of Kubernetes to streamline Postgres cluster operations. 🌐 Key Highlights: 1️⃣ Patroni as the Backbone: Patroni simplifies Postgres lifecycle tasks like provisioning, failover, and reconciliation. 2️⃣ Spilo: The All-in-One Container: Bundles Postgres, Patroni, and essential tools. Scripts and configurations make Spilo efficient for early container adopters, though keeping it up-to-date can be a challenge. 3️⃣ Zalando Operator in Action: Adds a Kubernetes-native layer on top of Spilo for managing Postgres clusters with CRDs. Mature features like switch-over/fail-over, version upgrades, and seamless integration with GitOps workflows like ArgoCD. Check out my post to learn more. #PostgreSQL #Kubernetes #DatabaseManagement #Patroni #ZalandoOperator https://lnkd.in/eWMtWAuE

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