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Stories related to "The Rise of Rust in Dev/Ops" across the full archive.
DevOps, DevOps, DevOps. In 2014 DevOps hit the top of the charts in IT lingo. A recurring question that tags along is: can DevOps be applied in traditional enterprise settings?
For this eMag we selected a set of articles that dig deeper into this debate and contextualize the benefits and challenges...
I once visited a Postgres conference. One of the things that really stood out that Postgres' market share compared to Oracle was measured in the single digits. Which is weird. I run a startup and for me it's Postgres, Elastic, Go, Python, Redis, AWS etc.. Oracle doesn't even come to mind, but someho...
> railcar is a rust implementation of the opencontainers initiative's runtime spec. It is similar to the reference implementation runc, but it is implemented completely in rust for memory safety without needing the overhead of a garbage collector or multiple threads. For more information on the deve...
Hey folks,
I've built a log ingestion system in rust. It allow end user to ingest log at high rate and indexes as well.
Pathivu is cost-effective and ingest logs at a scale.
Would love hear feedback from the community
No-instrumentation Debugging in Prod via Pixie's Dynamic eBPF Tracepoint Injection
(docs.pixielabs.ai)
Hi Folks! we recently shipped the capability to add tracepoint in production code without any instrumentation to allow us to debug without adding gobs of logs across our functions.
This leverages eBPF and Pixie's distributed edge-telemetry backend. Would be great to hear your feedback on whether ...
Dependency inference: Precise caching and concurrency, without the boilerplate
(blog.pantsbuild.org)
This is a just-completed side project. Let me know if you have any feedback or find any bugs!