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DotSlash: Simplified executable deployment

Engineering at Meta

We’ve open sourced DotSlash , a tool that makes large executables available in source control with a negligible impact on repository size, thus avoiding I/O-heavy clone operations. With DotSlash, a set of platform-specific executables is replaced with a single script containing descriptors for the supported platforms. DotSlash handles transparently fetching, decompressing, and verifying the appropriate remote artifact for the current operating system and CPU.

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IoT Data Streaming for Building Private Wireless Networks

Confluent

Confluent enables real-time, reliable, scalable, and secure communication between IoT devices, applications, and backend systems. Streamline data processing and unlock analytics to boost productivity and time to market while lowering infrastructure costs.

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Article: How Platform and Site Reliability Engineering Are Evolving DevOps

InfoQ Articles

Companies are now looking to grow and more effectively manage DevOps with platform engineering and site reliability engineering roles. No one has these roles perfectly carved out right now — there’s just too much to do and not enough people to do it — but knowing where these three disciplines do and don’t overlap will help organizations evolve and take advantage when they are ready.

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Linking the unlinkables; simple, automated, scalable data linking with Databricks ARC

databricks

In April 2023 we announced the release of Databricks ARC to enable simple, automated linking of data within a single table. Today we.

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Connect With Confluent Expands to 40+ Connections With Q1 Entrants

Confluent

Confluent’s data streaming ecosystem expands and highlights customer success driven by technology partners.

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How To Build Autonomous Agents – The End-Goal for Generative AI

Dataversity

There are lots of numbers being thrown around about the potential of generative AI (GenAI). From trillions of dollars added to the global economy, to significant percentages of work being driven by GenAI, the big picture looks great. But turning this potential into reality is where the hard work starts. Autonomous agents are software programs […] The post How To Build Autonomous Agents – The End-Goal for Generative AI appeared first on DATAVERSITY.

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HW020: How We Got to Wi-Fi 7 and Where We Go From Here

Packet Pushers

To understand the newest standard, Wi-Fi 7, it helps to look back at Wi-Fi 5 and 6, and even forward to Wi-Fi 8. Whats the reasoning behind the updates? How have they been experienced at the ground level? Who should make the change and when? Host Keith Parsons and Wi-Fi expert Srikanth Subramanian touch on. Read more » To understand the newest standard, Wi-Fi 7, it helps to look back at Wi-Fi 5 and 6, and even forward to Wi-Fi 8.

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HS064: Mastering the Art of Strategy and Architecture with Pocket Change

Packet Pushers

Welcome, trailblazers and visionaries! Today, I’m thrilled to unpack a treasure trove of wisdom that zooms into the exhilarating realm of strategy architecture and the craft of sculpting strategy roadmaps on a shoestring budget. The Thrill of Resourcefulness In this episode, my esteemed co-host Johna and I dove headfirst into a challenge that plagues countless.

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Observation Point, Observation Domain ID, and Source ID for NetFlow v9 and IPFIX

Noction

Dive into the intricate world of network monitoring with NetFlow v9 and IPFIX. Explore the roles of NetFlow Observation Point, Metering Process, Observation Domain ID, and Source ID.

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Cato XDR Story Similarity – A Data Driven Incident Comparison and Severity Prediction Model

CATO Networks

At Cato our number one goal has always been to simplify networking and security, we even wrote it on a cake once so it must be true: Figure 1 – A birthday cake Applying this principle to our XDR offering, we aimed at reducing the complexity of analyzing security and network incidents, using a data-driven approach that is based on the vast amounts of data we see across our global network and collect into our data lake.