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A core capability of any distributed system, whether it is distributed for capacity or recovery reasons, is that the initial system can be reproduced. More often than not, large organizations document changes in a Word document that get manually applied to each and every environment. While this has served as a way to propagate changes to core systems essentially for decades, it is not a reliable way to reproduce a system in today’s distributed world... View the full article -
Joint development effort to help engineers use real-time distributed data to design better SLOs and monitor software performance for better end-user experiences. BOSTON and SAN FRANCISCO, November 5, 2020 — Nobl9, a Boston-based software reliability platform startup, and Lightstep, the San Francisco-based observability company that has pioneered the cutting-edge practice of ‘distributed tracing,’ today announced […] The post Nobl9 and Lightstep Partner to Integrate Distributed Tracing Technology into SLO Management Platform appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article -
Technological and operational shifts are required to accommodate the shift to distributed data and applications You’ve read how modern companies are disrupting their legacy peers by pursuing a data-driven culture … Chick-fil-A’s edge use case allows the company to transform its fast-food restaurants. An industry-first, software-only mobile infrastructure by Rakuten Mobile. Tesla Autopilot functionality getting […] The post Apps Are Becoming Distributed. What About Your Infra? appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
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Disaster Recovery is not a new concept, in fact it is a requirement for critical business systems for almost as long as those critical business systems have existed. For modern distributed systems, teams can encounter two types of potential failures - unintentional errors and deliberate malicious attacks. Both require human intervention, especially if the distributed system is exposed to multiple errors simultaneously. This article discusses how teams can take advantage of GitOps principles in order to design with recovery in mind and strengthen existing systems... View the full article
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