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Building Docker images for multiple operating system architectures

CircleCI

There are often circumstances where software is compiled and packaged into artifacts that must function on multiple operating systems (OS) and processor architectures. It is almost impossible to execute an application on a different OS/architecture platform than the one it was designed for. In this case, it is Docker Hub.

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Tips for designing distributed systems

CircleCI

Users were deploying applications on many different operating systems, hardware platforms, and network protocols. Why take time to design great software only to have it under-perform because of a not-so-great virtual machine or operating system? However, environmental constraints arose.

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NET MAUI vs Flutter: How to Choose?

Existek

To explain what.NET MAUI is, we need to revisit the early days of.NET when it only functioned on Microsoft’s Windows OS. To make it compatible with other operating systems like Linux, they introduced Mono, an open-source.NET framework implementation. WHAT IS.NET MAUI, AND HOW TO USE IT?

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Journey to Event Driven – Part 4: Four Pillars of Event Streaming Microservices

Confluent

With event-first design, the data becomes the API which, like any production system, needs to support change and evolution (i.e., Furthermore, in embracing loose coupling, we inherit a clean separation of concerns (SoC) , which provides the ability to develop and operate various aspects of the system architecture independently.