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Explore the power of #Kubernetes with #Couchbase! Gregor Bauer's #stackconf talk unveils how integrating both technologies revolutionizes your data solutions. 💡 Gain valuable insights and best practices for agile and efficient applications. Don't miss the chance to boost your #K8s expertise! Couchbase https://lnkd.in/deknQjV8

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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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Struggling to scale your serverless stack? You're not alone. Join us at the InfoQ Dev Summit Munich (September 26-27) for "From a Lambda-Lith to an Event Driven Architecture – Lessons Learned" with Leo H., Driving Digitalization @Siemens, AWS Certified Solutions Architect, Cloud Chapter Lead, Passionate About All Things Serverless and Event-Driven Architectures Have you noticed your Lambda-based architecture becoming harder to manage? Wondering if there's a better way to build scalable, modular applications? This session is for you! What you'll gain: 📉 Understand why the "Lambda-Lith" approach might be holding you back. 🧩 Learn how Event-Driven Architectures (EDAs) can help you scale without headaches. 💡 Get practical tips on using AWS EventBridge and Step Functions to enhance your serverless designs. 🚫 Avoid common pitfalls that could cost you time and resources. Last chance to save up to 60% with our Summer Sale discounts! Available until August 30! 🔗 Ready to future-proof your architecture? See session details https://bit.ly/3ArQi4v #AWS #Serverless #EventDriven #CloudArchitecture #SoftwareDevelopment #TechChallenges #InfoQDevSummit

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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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We are already at KCD Munich warming up for our talk at 1:20 pm today at the top stage! 🎤 Don't miss the chance to listen to Janis Kemper and Aniruddha Basak talk about managing Kubernetes with the Cluster API and Cluster Stacks. You can also grab a cool #syself sticker and chat with us about any questions regarding #kubernetes #kcdmunich #clusterstacks #clusterapi #devops

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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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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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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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Ever needed a #monitoring check that didn’t exist? Lukas Matecki's session dives into how he faced that exact problem with #Rancher, an on-prem #Kubernetes solution. While #Icinga isn’t built for dynamic workloads, it’s great for stable ones like production environments. Lukas shares their journey of creating a custom add-on tailored to their needs, using the RestAPI and ChatGPT to integrate Rancher into their company’s monitoring setup. If you’re tackling unique monitoring challenges, be sure to check out this insightful talk from #OSMC 2023! https://lnkd.in/djD4razR

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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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ICYMI - at last week's #MSBuild, Thorsten Hans presented "Hyper-efficient serverless on AKS with Fermyon Platform for Kubernetes"! Follow along to learn how you could run your own high-density serverless platform on top of Microsoft Azure #Kubernetes Service: https://bit.ly/4e2DnoG

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Only 5 days left until #meshcloudCon24, and we’ve got one final exciting update for you! 🎤 Marc Schnitzius, a DevOps Consultant from codecentric AG, will be leading the breakout session "Platform Engineering Pitfalls in Multi-Cloud Environments"⚙ ☁ Join him to explore how #PlatformEngineering can navigate the complexities of multi-cloud landscapes, especially in highly regulated environments handling sensitive data. Ready to gain valuable insights?! Secure your spot for the conference and make the most of this session!💥 Sign-up link is in the first comment 👇

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🚀 Trash Talk - Exploring Memory Management in the JVM 🚀 In the realm of Java programming, mastering memory management and garbage collection is crucial for optimizing performance and resource utilization. Join Gerrit Grunwald in his #BaselOne24 session to gain valuable insights into memory allocation, object lifecycle, and garbage collection strategies within the #Java Virtual Machine (#JVM). If you're eager to enhance your understanding of the best garbage collector for your application or simply want to deepen your knowledge of memory management in the JVM, this session is a must-attend! 🔥 Haven’t secured your ticket yet? Don’t wait! Choose the option that suits you: 🎟️ Conference Ticket 🎟️ Workshop Ticket (Half-day or Full-day) 🎟️ Combiticket (Conference + 1 Workshop) 🎟️ Full Pass (Conference + 2 Workshops) 👉 Get your tickets now via our website or Eventfrog 🐸: https://lnkd.in/ggjmzerN #MemoryManagement #GarbageCollection #JavaDevelopment #PerformanceOptimization #SoftwareEngineering #BaselOne

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Struggling to scale your serverless stack? You're not alone. Join us at the InfoQ Dev Summit Munich (September 26-27) for "From a Lambda-Lith to an Event Driven Architecture – Lessons Learned" with Leo Hanisch, Driving Digitalization @Siemens, AWS Certified Solutions Architect, Cloud Chapter Lead, Passionate About All Things Serverless and Event-Driven Architectures Have you noticed your Lambda-based architecture becoming harder to manage? Wondering if there's a better way to build scalable, modular applications? This session is for you! What you'll gain: 📉 Understand why the "Lambda-Lith" approach might be holding you back. 🧩 Learn how Event-Driven Architectures (EDAs) can help you scale without headaches. 💡 Get practical tips on using AWS EventBridge and Step Functions to enhance your serverless designs. 🚫 Avoid common pitfalls that could cost you time and resources. Last chance to save up to 60% with our Summer Sale discounts! Available until August 30! 🔗 Ready to future-proof your architecture? See session details https://bit.ly/3ArQi4v #AWS #Serverless #EventDriven #CloudArchitecture #SoftwareDevelopment #TechChallenges #InfoQDevSummit

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It's enough to give any CTO heartburn. After all, you implemented Kubernetes and containers to increase efficiency and reduce costs! Yet somehow, it feels like you've lost control of your spend. The problem often comes down to the limitations of your legacy cluster autoscaler. Tools like the Kubernetes cluster autoscaler were great when Kubernetes was new. But let's face it - their capabilities are limited compared to today's workloads. Relying on rigid auto-scaling groups and similarly sized nodes just doesn't cut it anymore. The result? You end up with inefficient overprovisioning, idle capacity, and nodes that don't properly align with workload needs. And those inefficient nodes drive up your cloud spend exponentially. Fortunately, there's a better way. Enter Karpenter - the new open source node provisioning tool purpose built for Kubernetes. Karpenter takes a workload-centric approach to right-sizing nodes on the fly based on actual resource requests. It also automatically consolidates workloads onto fewer nodes to minimize waste. Engineers who have made the switch cite 40% cost reductions or more! https://hubs.la/Q02ywgPq0 #kubernetes

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💥 Attention Dynatrace App developers! 💥 With our new Visual Studio Code extension in #Dynatrace Apps, you can build native applications directly on the platform, combining observability, security, and business data with the complete security and governance capabilities of Dynatrace. Stefan Wasserbauer shares everything you need to know in his blog: https://dynatr.ac/3wVb4YZ

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Running distributed load tests for #Kubernetes applications has limitations when it comes to resources and scalability. Unlike the #k6Operator, Testkube integrates natively with Kubernetes to make distributed load testing easy. Read about how it works https://lnkd.in/e9WV2uVp

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