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AWS has announced support for Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) within Amazon CodeCatalyst Dev Environments, allowing developers to connect to a VPC from their Dev Environment. This feature expands the number of developer scenarios supported by CodeCatalyst and provides the ability to perform tasks such a.. read more
Fedora Linux is now available to run on Apple Silicon Macs, making it the first full M1/M2 Linux distribution to be released. This collaboration between Asahi Linux and the Fedora Project marks a significant milestone in the project, with plans to enable full graphics support for Apple M1/M2 devices.. read more
Efficiently manage and distribute Maven artifacts with Google Cloud Artifact Registry, streamlining artifact distribution and centralizing management for enhanced software development workflow and collaboration within teams... read more
Back in October at HashiConf 2023, Terraform announced the introduction of Terraform stacks, a new feature designed to simplify infrastructure provisioning and management at scale. Stacks aim to automate and optimize the coordination, deployment, and lifecycle management of interdependent Terraform .. read more
SREs secretly enjoy the adrenaline rush of outages and find satisfaction in finding the root cause. They envy developers who don't have to be on-call and wish they could trade the stress for coding. More confessions are shared by the author of this blog post!.. read more
The solution to the problem of using traefik as a containerized reverse proxy for backend services involves running haproxy in another container to mitigate security risks. Two containers are needed: a socket proxy and traefik itself... read more
It's good to know your customers' trust for two reasons: To ensure you're engaging with people with clear intentions and to determine your deliverable plus how happy and competent you are, i.e., how customers trust your services.
Have you fallen victim to the poor judgment of spam filter algorithms? No, this isn’t an ad run by an insurance company. Instead, this is the reality faced by email marketers and software engineers worldwide who put lots of effort and thought into their campaigns just to see them end up in the spam folder.
Once in the spam folder, an email is likely to never be seen by the eyes of its intended recipients unless they are rummaging through the folder in search of some lost password recovery email.
So, why are your emails going to spam, and what can you do to prevent that from happening? We tackle both of these topics here, so keep on reading!
Discover the common challenges faced during a database schema migration, including tools & techniques to successfully migrate your schema.
Understanding and Solving Common JavaScript Errors: A Comprehensive Guide
