• Doublespeak: Basically a form of trojan horse attack on LLMs.
• Kubernetes Egress Control with Squid proxy: Key requirement in many secured environments is to be able to filter outbound traffic from your app, which this implementation is goinig to be useful.
• From on-demand to live: how Netflix adjusted its cloud operations: Scaling for live streaming is different from on-damand, as it turns out.
• Behind the Badge: Community, Process, and Care in Open Source Exams: The work done in order to make the Linux Foundation exams rigorous and relevant. Now if only they up the expiration for their certificates from 2 to 3.
• Streamline your containerized CI/CD with GitLab Runners and Amazon EKS Auto Mode: Fully optimize your CICD flow.
• Nvidia takes $5 billion stake in Intel under September agreement: Feels like it is only a matter of time before Intel is bought out completely.
• Kubernetes Sidecar Pattern in Production: When Logging Slows Down Your App: I would like to note that any sort of logging will slow you down your systems, so be judicious of what you log from your app.
• Consistently deploying Lambda functions and layers using Terraform: I really need to take advantage of lambda layers.
• OpenFeature: Looks this up when Linux Foundation offered a course on it. Looks interesting enough that it is worth taking the course for. Maybe a good idea to try it out to avoid being locked to a vendor, which could result in your app going down when the vendor goes down.
• The Audience Has Changed: Why We Must Stop Coding for Humans: I don't know if I completely agreed, but I do think it is very important to setup tests to validate what your AI is doing is correct.
• About That Last Moment in the ‘Pluribus’ Season Finale: Best season finale ever.