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It is always critical to look at ways of reducing cloud spend, and avoid bill shock. Who better to give us money saving tips than Yan Cui. Yan is an experienced engineer who has run production workload at scale on AWS since 2010. He has been an architect and principal engineer in a variety of industries ranging from banking, e-commerce, sports streaming to mobile gaming. Nowadays, he splits his time between advancing the state of #serverless observability as a Developer Advocate at Lumigo and helping companies around the world adopt serverless as an independent consultant. This promises to be an insightful session diving into the world of serverless architectures and exploring common cost mistakes and learning actionable tips for cutting down waste and reducing your AWS bill. Whether you're looking to cut down on CloudWatch costs or improve cost-efficiency for your serverless application, we've got some helpful tips, just for you.

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Let's celebrate at K8SUG Singapore: Kubernetes turns 10! 🎉 Join Mun Kiat Kok's session: Building for success: Why Tyk developed its own Kubernetes operator. As we highlight Tyk's journey to success with Kubernetes. 🚀 We'll share how we overcame adoption challenges, the roadblocks that led to the development of our own K8 operator, and how we built a strong user base. In our live demo, we'll showcase the operator's capabilities and explain how building your own operator could pave the way for your success. ✨ Save the date: Tuesday, June 11, 2024 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM SST Register here - https://hubs.la/Q02zPnRw0 K8SUG - the Most Active K8s + AI Meetup #K8SUG #Kubernetes #K8s #CloudNative #DevOps #Containers #Microservices #CloudComputing #Docker #Tech #TechNews #SRE #TechCommunity

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Curious about Cloud Native Buildpacks and how they can help you? Then this video is for you. Heroku Architect and CNB Co-Founder Terence Lee will give you a comprehensive understanding of what Cloud Native Buildpacks are, and when and why you should consider using them. Watch now!

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🚀 Kubespray Unleashed: Navigating Bare Metal Services in Kubernetes for LLM and RAG 💻 Kay Yan from DaoCloud and Alan Leung from Equinix will explore using Kubespray in bare metal settings, addressing challenges, and sharing best practices. #Kubespray #Kubernetes #KubeConChina2024

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GO COMMENTARY WEEKLY: CLI TOOLS & THE PENDULUM SWINGING BACK TO TERMINALS Welcome to this week's Go Commentary by Phat Nguyen (backend engineer), where we explore how the Go ecosystem is embracing a CLI renaissance with tools for Kubernetes, REST APIs, and full-text terminal readers. 1/ `kl`: Interactive Kubernetes Log Viewer - This interactive log viewer for Kubernetes lets you monitor multiple containers, pods, and clusters from your terminal. It’s efficient, but it does make you wonder: Why isn't this built into `kubectl` itself? 2/ Restish: A CLI for RESTful APIs - Restish aims to be a streamlined way to interact with REST APIs, even if `curl` and `HTTPie` already do the job. It's a slick tool, but maybe we need to question if we’re over-complicating things just to add another shiny tool to our stack. 3/ `cast-text`: A Terminal-Based Full-Text News Reader - Brings back RSS feed reading to your terminal, making you feel like it's 1999 again but in a good way. It’s the kind of back-to-basics experience that reminds you why the terminal is still a developer's best friend. Reflection: Moving Forward by Looking Back - There’s comfort in these CLI tools, and they are a reminder of a simpler time. Yet, we can't ignore that these new text-based tools come with their complexities, hiding layers beneath their minimalist surface. Find out in this week's edition: https://lnkd.in/g-gGW6Fx #Golang #tooling #dwarves #software _ Dwarves Notes (https://memo.d.foundation/) combine our team’s collective know-hows, R&Ds, and operation approaches. Connect and learn alongside other tech fellows: - Discord: discord.gg/dwarvesv - Github: https://lnkd.in/gZZ2eZMu - Website: https://d.foundation

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High availability matters in modern software, and it's not just the application itself needs to scale, other services need it as well So, how should I scale Redis? There're 2 solutions, Redis replication and Redis cluster, both provide high availability and a series of mechanism like failover or monitoring to keep the service running, how does it actually works and why doesn't Redis provide strong consistency even with synchronous replication? Find more on https://lnkd.in/gsDZE4V3

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❓ Question: Done with AWS Solution Architect Certification, what should I learn next? Answer: Learn Terraform. 🌍 ❓ Question: What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and how do I get started? Answer: Learn Terraform. 📜 ❓ Question: I want to automate my infrastructure provisioning and save time. Answer: Learn Terraform. ⏳🚀 ❓ Question: How do I ensure my infrastructure is version-controlled and auditable? Answer: Learn Terraform. 📚🛠️ ❓ Question: I want to manage multi-cloud environments effortlessly. Answer: Learn Terraform. ☁️🤖 💡 Get started today with my Terraform Beginner's Guide on GitHub: 👉 https://lnkd.in/gak2xhBy Check out comment section for list of free (YouTube) and paid (Udemy) courses #aws #terraform #IaC #automation

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Learn about the state of serverless computing and event streaming in this blog by Tun Shwe. In it: 😎 Current State of Serverless Computing 🥰 Serverless Approaches: FaaS vs. CaaS ❤️ Current State of Event Streaming 🚗 The Intersection of Serverless and Event Streaming 👸 Serverless Message Brokers https://lnkd.in/e5_RhxMQ

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Zordial congratulates Certinia for breaking through the 1 million users on PS Cloud. What we love most about Certinia is that they keep upgrading and innovating & Amazed to see below matrix: Certinia every month 📅 : ✔️ Creates 6 million project tasks ✔️ Requests 1.6 million resources ✔️ Assigns 1.2 million resources ✔️ Creates 1.8 million resource schedules ✔️ Delivers 1.3 million task assignments ✔️ Generates 2.2 million skills and skill ratings ✔️ Completes 16 million timecards ✔️ Develops 15,000 services estimates #Certinia #ProfessionalServicesCloud #PSA #AIinBusiness #EnterpriseGrowth #Scalability #CloudSolutions #ResourceManagement #RevenueOptimization #ProjectManagement #DigitalTransformation #SalesforcePlatform #TechInnovation #BusinessCollaboration #Dreamforce2024 #EnterpriseSoftware #ZordialTechnolgies

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Last time I mentioned setting up Cachet for a status page on-prem in Kubernetes. In "Cachet in GCP", we pivot to GCP where I show how to build a full Cachet instance entirely hosted in GCP with CloudDNS, Application Load Balancers, CloudDNS, and PostgreSQL in CloudSQL.  We'll also touch on costs and some options including Datadog, Github and Aiven.io free Database instances. In ".NET 8 MVC with GCP CloudSQL PostgreSQL" I walk through an example (I demo'ed recently to a NRUG and internal Wellsky Conference talk) of creating a .NET 8 MVC app that is tied to GCP CloudSQL.  In the post we create and populate a fresh PostgreSQL instance with sample data, create a new .NET 8 MVC app then geerate the C# from the Model using the ASPNet Code Generator.  We'll then Dockerize it, create a Kubernetes Manifest and show how to build a new Helm chart and launch and run it in a local K3s cluster. - "Cachet in GCP": https://lnkd.in/gZRi432d - ".NET 8 MVC with GCP CloudSQL PostgreSQL": https://lnkd.in/gxTfRiaP - "OS Apps: Docmost and Cachet" (Cachet on-prem) : https://lnkd.in/gMyZB7Fh #OpenSource #Containers #LOLCAT #Sniffnet #Xearth #TTE #Motivate #Docmost #Cachet #Status #GCP #CloudDNS #CloudSQL #CloudRun #Datadog #Github #Aiven #dotnet #k3s #Kubernetes

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