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Apache Kafka Deployments and Systems Reliability – Part 1

Cloudera

In Part 1, the discussion is related to: Serial and Parallel Systems Reliability as a concept, Kafka Clusters with and without Co-Located Apache Zookeeper, and Kafka Clusters deployed on VMs. . Serial and Parallel Systems Reliability . Serial Systems Reliability. Serial Systems Reliability.

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Securely Scaling Big Data Access Controls At Pinterest

Pinterest Engineering

Each dataset needs to be securely stored with minimal access granted to ensure they are used appropriately and can easily be located and disposed of when necessary. Consequently, access control mechanisms also need to scale constantly to handle the ever-increasing diversification.

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Multiprogramming Operating System: Types, Features & Examples

Knowledge Hut

An operating system that allows multiple programmes to run simultaneously on a single processor machine is known as a multiprogramming operating system. This keeps the system from idly waiting for the I/O work to finish, wasting CPU time. We'll explain the multiprogramming operating system in this article.

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The “10x engineer:" 50 years ago and now

The Pragmatic Engineer

Responsible for building and maintaining developer tools so the programmer and copilot can do their jobs better; such as improving editors, building better debugging functionality, creating utility tools and macros, etc. Brooks discusses software in the context of producing operating systems, pre-internet. The tester.

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Fail Safe vs Fail Secure: Top Differences in Locking Systems

Knowledge Hut

I have comprehensively analyzed the area of physical security, particularly the ongoing discussion surrounding fail safe vs fail-safe secure electric strike locking systems. On the other hand, fail-secure systems focus on maintaining continuous security, keeping doors locked even in difficult conditions to protect assets.

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The Roots of Today's Modern Backend Engineering Practices

The Pragmatic Engineer

If you had a continuous deployment system up and running around 2010, you were ahead of the pack: but today it’s considered strange if your team would not have this for things like web applications.  We dabbled in network engineering, database management, and system administration. and hand-rolled C -code.

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Interesting startup idea: benchmarking cloud platform pricing

The Pragmatic Engineer

The name comes from the concept of “spare cores:” machines currently unused, which can be reclaimed at any time, that cloud providers tend to offer at a steep discount to keep server utilization high. The startup was able to start operations thanks to getting access to an EU grant called NGI Search grant. Tech stack.

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