Tuesday, 1 May 2018




link - "DataOps is a new approach to the end-to-end data lifecycle" great article by the guys at datakitchen.io

Kuberless


Kubeless logo

link - "Furthermore, for the foreseeable future, ... most people’s Kubernetes clusters will be a hybrid between dedicated machines and serverless container infrastructure.The dedicated machines will be used for steady-state services with relatively static usage, ... while serverless containers will be used for bursty or transient workloads." "The virtual kubelet project will allow serverless containers to be represented as a pod in kubernetes."  

async Microservices == serverless



linkGood developers article on implementing async Microservices using commands&events on google cloud platform(GCP)

site reliability




link - nice summary of googles site reliability book - "Postmortems should be blameless and focus on process and technology, not people. Assume the people involved in an incident are intelligent, are well intentioned... It follows that we can’t “fix” the people, but must instead fix their environment: e.g., improving system design to avoid entire classes of problems"

GDPR primer from the Elasticsearch team



link - nice GDPR primer from the Elasticsearch team




link  - Fun Benchmark comparing apache spark, GPU databases, google bigquery, amazon athena 


The Practical Test Pyramid


great article on how to layer your tests from ThoughtWorks

"I often hear opponents of unit testing (or TDD ) arguing that writing unit tests becomes pointless work where you have to test all your methods in order to come up with a high test coverage. They often cite scenarios where an overly eager team lead forced them to write unit tests for getters and setters and all other sorts of trivial code in order to come up with 100% test coverage.
There's so much wrong with that.
Yes, you should test the public interface. More importantly, however, you don't test trivial code"
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