Today, Amazon is excited to #opensource a key technology that powers EventBridge. Event Ruler is a Java library that allows you to build apps that can match any number of rules against events at several hundred thousand events per second. #AWS
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Hello Twitter friends! I’ve been helping the “Notary v2” working group talk about signatures for Docker/container images, and I’m interested in making sure we’ve got the right focus. I’d love it if you could help answer some unscientific poll questions!
You do not get to shoot, bomb, and gas, medics and their patients, and then turn around and shame them for not allowing you access to their wounded and dying. The victims were transported in civilian vehicles explicitly because Seattle Police cannot be trusted. This is on them.
Earlier this month we launched Bottlerocket, a new operating system focused on containers. In my new blog post, I introduce more about the background, design decisions, and future of the operating system. Check it out! https://t.co/vgxNhiToT8
While reading random bits of kernel docs I learned that I've continued using ip-rule where I really ought to have been using (and wanted to use VRFs I might add) ip-vrf! TIL we have VRFs in the Linux kernel and you don't need to (ab)use ip-rule to get simple-VRF-like PBR.
“… we didn’t ask Amazon to give our engineers any special dispensation, discount, or custom planning or setup. We wanted to see if we could do this on our own, which if completed successfully, would also be a testament to the self-service model of AWS.”
That's a wrap! Thank you for coming to Go Northwest and making this new conference so successful! Shout-out to our amazing speakers and sponsors who were critical to even having a conference in the first place! #GoNW