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Strangler Pattern: How to Deal With Legacy Code During the Container Revolution

OverOps

Is it the accumulation of code in an outdated system that’s seen changes from tens, or even hundreds, of developers over the years? It’s no wonder, considering it brings a lot of benefits into our workflow and build methods including shorter development times and increased flexibility. It’s both, really. You can iterate faster.

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Debugging Distributed Systems: 3 Common Distributed Tracing Challenges & How to Overcome Them

OverOps

But this shift to more modular architecture is not without its fair share of challenges – especially when it comes to troubleshooting. Distributed tracing has emerged as a common method of troubleshooting employed by distributed applications, and particularly by those built using containerized architecture.

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Learning to Love Audit and Compliance - It’s Possible

Tenable

As a result, audits and compliance exercises can cause delays and anxiety for security and compliance teams. The many stakeholders involved makes it extremely time consuming for security teams to map basic compliance details — like which resources are running and with what permissions — to industry benchmarks.

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Implementing a Comprehensive Cloud Vulnerability Management Program

Prisma Clud

This step involves prioritizing vulnerabilities based on their criticality, allowing security teams to focus on the most significant threats. Designing Secure Cloud Architectures Building a secure cloud environment requires adherence to security best practices recommended by cloud service providers.

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5 You’re Probably F**king Up Your Microservices

OverOps

It seems like everyone is into microservices these days, and monolith architectures are slowly fading into obscurity. In monolithic applications, it is reflected in the separation of Presentation, Business and Data Layers in a typical 3-tier architecture. At OverOps , our team solves this by… using OverOps on OverOps.

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Observability and Security in Kubernetes

Xebia

This result is not a given because bad code can still cause bugs and flaws, but blaming the platform team is no longer an option when the network layer is abstracted (please take this with a grain of salt coming from a former network security engineer). A predictable infrastructure makes an application’s behavior more reliable.

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Lessons learned from the React Global Online Summit 22 – Junior Track

Apiumhub

The React Global Online Summit started with Sohini Pattanayak, Associate Product Manager at Entando, who helps developers, architects, and enterprises accelerate development through the use of modular architecture in composable applications. Test-Driven Development for Building User Interfaces – Tyler Hawkins.

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