My latest blog post has been featured in @hashnode's Weekly Newsletter! Thrilled to be recognized by such a vibrant developer community.
Big shoutout to @danizeres
Check out the post and join the discussion! #devcommunity#hashnode
https://t.co/dmcJbXj1XL
Chapter 8 of The Anatomy of Go is now available. It discusses channels, timers, concurrency, goroutine creation and lifecycle, runtime startup, preemption, scheduling, I/O handling, the system monitor... and a bunch of other things.
The book is now complete at 873 pages, and early access will be closing soon after the editing phase, (which may add a few more pages).
As usual, here is an excerpt:
I created a GitHub repo to help you learn system design.
It gives you:
>System design foundations.
>AI engineering fundamentals.
>System design interview questions.
>Deep dives into real-world architectures.
>Simplified engineering case studies with visuals.
Star this repository now if you find it valuable:
https://t.co/57FAu0f9Oz
@larsencc Pretty interesting and in line with what we have been seeing in production setups with our partners. If you’re looking to abstract away the control plane, agentfield is definitely worth a look- https://t.co/kDEDic3YUh
Launching our new paper on arXiv: we trained the largest multilingual food model ever built.
4.1M recipes. 7 languages. 1,790 ingredients. 300 dimensions.
All of human cooking compressed into 2 megabytes.
Today we're open-sourcing Bumblebee, a read-only scanner for macOS and Linux.
It checks developer machines for risky packages, extensions, and AI tool configs.
Connected to Computer, it can trigger deeper scans whenever a new supply-chain risk emerges.
https://t.co/FOaWnF1yQy
"Containers are just Linux processes" is a useful shortcut - until it isn't.
The OCI Runtime Spec defines a container as an isolated environment _for_ running processes, not the process itself. And Linux namespaces + cgroups are only one possible implementation.
The spec also covers Windows, FreeBSD, Solaris, z/OS... and even VM-backed containers 🤯
So, what exactly is a Docker container? When can a VM be an OCI container? And how do runc, Kata Containers, Firecracker, and gVisor fit into the picture?
I wrote a deep dive into the OCI Runtime Spec to make sense of it all: https://t.co/AGdU35ZvNo
Hands-on problems for learning Linux, Containers, Kubernetes, and Networking 🔽
Over 200 interactive challenges with a common goal to help developers, DevOps, and platform engineers to skill up in all things server-side.
More than half is fully free! https://t.co/Gm79xSYDqh
VulHunt by @binarly_io
https://t.co/ovsuyb5E26
Blog post series:
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#infosec
website has been made more clear and faster than before, recent bugs on solutioning and forum has been fixed
go ahead and work on distributed system from scratch: https://t.co/ymwldGoEUd