UsingGoandRustwith CGI-style requests taps into multi-core CPU might, poking fun at long-held CGI inefficiency myths...

Bigtableisn't just another footnote in Google's lineup. It dominates the data landscape, wrangling petabytes like a charm. Built for atomic row operations and sly tablet splits. Plus, it’s backed by Chubby’s fault-tolerance magic. Picture it as a NoSQL and relational database crossbreed with the fle..

OpenYurt, a CNCF brainchild, shakes up cloud-edge orchestration. It dances with Kubernetes like Fred Astaire and partners with any vendor under the sun...

Cachingdoes more than rev up performance; it cuts through the chaos of software design, making it tidier and more modular. Sure,LRUandLFUsound like they should open for a prog rock band, but their trusty old formulas stand strong against those wild swings in data access...

Cloud strategy? It's not about fancy slideshows but shaking up how teams build and deploy. Master new skills. EmbraceSRE practiceslike it's your favorite hobby...

eBPFandRustteam up to drive a network packet parser that catches packets at breakneck kernel speed. Welcome to the future of observability and security.XDPsteps in, slicing latency to the bone for real-time inspection...

70% CPU throttlingbaffled me in Kubernetes—minimal CPU usage, yet throttling? Alexandru Lazarev nailed it: ditch the CPU limits. Instant fix. Prometheus paints the spikes, while Grafana smooths them into a bore. Maybe those burstable CPU limits will swoop in to save us soon...

Dapr's sidecar model makes service talk a breeze.Microcks? It's all about pretending those pesky dependencies are there, so developers can run tests without spinning up an entire Kubernetes circus...

Mirantisthrows a lifeline toSwarm, promising five more years of support. Why? Simplicity. Even as theKubernetesjuggernaut thunders on, over100clients hang tight to Swarm's straightforward charm.MKEcleverly blends these orchestrators, smoothing your path to Kubernetes while cranking up the security d..

Kmesh v1.1.0shakes things up with an overhauled DNS module. It’s got one job: tackle hostname resolution—no more, no less. BPF configuration? Now effortless, thanks to global variables. As for Kernel-Native mode, it’s less needy. Just a single tweak left inLinux kernel 6.6. Progress...