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Orkes, founded by the creators of Netflix’s open source Conductor workflow orchestration tool, comes out of stealth with $9.3M

TechCrunch

million in funding to fuel the mission, as well as to support the continued growth of the open-source Conductor community. In 2021, the three reunited and were joined by Lukose (an alum of Microsoft Azure, where he’d worked with George), to start Orkes.

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Azure container Apps: The future of Microservices in Azure?

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Their aim when building Azure Container Apps was to create an opinionated way of deploying containerized workloads to Azure that brings several features that Kubernetes could provide without having to manage a cluster: autoscaling, zero downtime deployments and traffic shaping with control over ingress.

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The future of Cloud-native software development with Radius

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Microservices Building on the principles of SOA, Microservices architecture further decomposed applications into self-contained autonomous business capabilities. Each Microservice focused on a specific business function and could be independently developed, deployed, and scaled. What is Radius and how does it help developers?

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MicroK8s: Up and Running in Azure

Linux Academy

By now you’ve heard the stories that Microsoft loves Linux and fully embraces the open-source world. Microsoft, under Satya Nadella, has taken a new stance on open-source , which to some is a complete flip-flop from the Microsoft of the past. Canonical fully supports the Ubuntu distribution running in Azure.

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Ngrok, a service to help devs deploy sites, services and apps, raises $50M

TechCrunch

An open source package that grew into a distributed platform, Ngrok aims to collapse various networking technologies into a unified layer, letting developers deliver apps the same way regardless of whether they’re deployed to the public cloud, serverless platforms, their own data center or internet of things devices.

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LexisNexis rises to the generative AI challenge

CIO

Since its origins in the early 1970s, LexisNexis and its portfolio of legal and business data and analytics services have faced competitive threats heralded by the rise of the Internet, Google Search, and open source software — and now perhaps its most formidable adversary yet: generative AI, Reihl notes. We use AWS and Azure.

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Xpirit Innovation Day in Antwerp: March 2022

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Experimenting with Chaos – Patrick, Casper and Rene During our innovation day, we wanted to set up some experiments with Azure Chaos Studio. Azure Chaos Studio is a new Azure product that is still in preview. Chaos studio can also inject chaos in to VM’s and Azure Kubernetes Service.