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serverlessmom
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Here's an exception to these general rules (first names appearing in surnames) is Peterman: you'd think it was some kind of relation to a relative named peter, but it is actually a name for a profession. A Peterman was someone tas
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Ephemeral Environments: Share More, Copy Less
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Does Cache Rule Everything Around Me?
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Why Your Microservice Integration Tests Miss Real Problems
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Write Playwright Tests in Seconds with ChatGPT? [video]
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Shift Left Meets Kafka: Testing Event-Driven Microservices
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Why Duplicating Environments for Microservices Backfires
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2y ago
lol that was me, finally upgraded! love the service!
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Extremely good outbound: Triplechecker
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A tcpdump led us to a bug in Node's IPv6 handling
(checklyhq.com)
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When to violate coding best practices
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Monitoring Next.js Apps with OpenTelemetry
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Checkly raises $20M, launches OTel-powered 'Checkly Traces'
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Shifting Testing Left: The Request Isolation Solution
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Yeah. My dad had told me more than one horror story of early tech startups buying truckloads of hardware to scale way beyond demand growth. And I remember when getting on Slashdot meant your service would inevitably go down. Of course, give
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Slightly longer: having many versions of the same SDK required added to startup time.
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It’s a 50% reduction in startup time, and each “run” for a pod is fairly quick.
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Saving months of compute time with a single Grafana query
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AI rated 'past the peak' in Gartner Hype Cycle
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It's surprising how much asset re-use doesn't happen due to small technical hurdles e.g. file incompatibility. Interestingly: for an experienced artist, having a whole library of assets to base your new assets on saves a ton of
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The Switch is bucking industry trends until the not-so-bitter end
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Playwright Surpasses Cypress for Downloads
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oooooh I love this, I was writing against mocks a few months ago, and love to see others talking about more sophisticated testing methods: https://www.signadot.com/blog/why-developers-shouldnt-write-...
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Something I mention any time I'm introducing OpenTelemetry is that it's an unfinished project, a huge piece being the unifying abstractions between those signals. In part this is a very practical decision: most people already have
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I think that it's disingenuous to say OpenTelemetry and Sentry aren't in competition. I think it would be good news for Sentry if DT were split from the project, and instrumentation and performance monitoring weren't commodit
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I think that a number of Observability providers are looking at how they can add features and value to parts of monitoring that OTel effectively commoditizes. Thinking of the tail-based sampling implemented at Honeycomb for APM, or syntheti
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An argument that OpenTelemetry is somehow 'too big' is an example of motivated reasoning. I can understand that A Guy Who Makes Money If You Use Sentry dislikes that people are using OTel libraries to solve similar problems. Conte
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How to test and monitor your APIs with Playwright [video]
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Who owns the Moon? A new space race means it could be up for grabs
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Yes I work at Checkly, though I didn’t answer authoritatively since this one wasn’t written by me!
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