Sidecar or Agent for OpenTelemetry: How to Decide
Sidecar or agent? See when per-service isolation beats node-level efficiency, and how gateways fit into a scalable OTel pipeline.
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🌏 Asia Hits 50% IPv6 Capability — A Global Milestone 📶 Asia has officially crossed a key internet threshold: half of all systems in the region are now IPv6 capable, making it a global front-runner in IPv6 adoption. 📌 Why it matters: 🌐 India (78.1%) and China (810M users) are powering this impressive..
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Why Tool Sprawl Is Hurting AppSec More Than Helping It
Why Tool Sprawl Is Killing AppSec Productivity?
Modern engineering teams ship software faster than ever, but security tools haven’t kept up. Instead of helping, they often slow everything down. With multiple scanners, dashboards, and sources of truth, AppSec has become noisy and fragmented.
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Safeguarding Protected Health Information with RELIANOID 🛡️
RELIANOID aligns its organizational practices and Load Balancer platform with the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rule safeguards, ensuring the protection of electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI). ✅ Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards in place ✅ Encryption (TLS v1.2+, AES-256), RB..
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OTel Updates: Consistent Probability Sampling Fixes Fragmented Traces
One sampling decision, propagated everywhere. OpenTelemetry's Consistent Probability Sampling fixes fragmented traces across services.
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🚀 RELIANOID at DevOpsDays Istanbul 2025 – Building the Future of DevOps Together
🗓 November 1st, 2025 | 📍 Istanbul, Türkiye The DevOps world never stops evolving — and DevOpsDays Istanbul 2025 is where innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement meet. Join RELIANOID and the global DevOps community to explore: 🔹 Continuous Delivery & Automation – Streamlining pipelines ..
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Build Your Own Database
LSM trees fix the mess naive key-value stores run into. They blendin-memory sorted indexeswithappend-only disk filesto keep things snappy. Writes get logged, not scattered. Reads stay fast. When files pile up,compaction and segmentingkick in to keep storage lean. This is a rewrite of the storage pla.. read more
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100X Faster: How We Supercharged Netflix Maestro’s Workflow Engine
The Maestro engine has been revamped for jaw-dropping improvement: a speed boost of100Xwith overhead slashed from seconds to milliseconds. The groundbreaking redesign delivers massive performance gains, solving past workflow development hurdles and elevating user experiences sky-high!.. read more
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How I Reversed Amazon's Kindle Web Obfuscation Because Their App Sucked
A developer cracked Kindle Cloud Reader’s font obfuscation, sidestepping randomized glyph swaps withSVG renderingandSSIM-powered perceptual hashingto rebuild actual EPUBs. Amazon rotates font mappings every five pages, using finicky micro-paths to jam scrapers and derail OCR. It wasn’t enough. Syste.. read more
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Measuring Engineering Productivity
A former engineering leader lays out a no-nonsense framework for tracking team output without turning into Big Brother. Think:daily Slack updates,weekly GitHub changelogs,tight 1:1s,demo-fueled All-Hands, andauto-verified deploys. It leans onpublic artifacts, not peeking over shoulders - and puts th.. read more
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