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The demand for printing devices on the world market is declining.

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According to International Data Corporation (IDC), there is a decline in sales in the global printing equipment market (Hardcopy Peripherals, HCP). The presented statistics cover deliveries of traditional printers of various types (laser, inkjet), multifunction devices, and copying machines. The review includes equipment in formats A2–A4. It is reported that in the first quarter of this year, the global market volume in unit terms was 22.8 […]

Kubernetes will take over the world. When and how?

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Ahead of DevOpsConf, Vitaly Khabarov interviewed Dmitry Stolyarov (distol), the technical director and co-founder of the company “Flant.” Vitaly asked Dmitry about what Flant does, Kubernetes, ecosystem development, and support. They discussed the necessity of Kubernetes and whether it's needed at all. They also covered microservices, Amazon AWS, the 'I’ll get lucky' approach in DevOps, the future of Kubernetes itself, why, when, and how it will take over the world, the prospects of DevOps, and what engineers should prepare for in the bright […]

Setting up a Nomad cluster with Consul and integration with GitLab

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Introduction Recently, the popularity of Kubernetes has been rapidly growing — more and more projects are implementing it. I would like to touch upon an orchestrator like Nomad: it is well-suited for projects that already use other HashiCorp solutions, such as Vault and Consul, and where the projects are not complex in terms of infrastructure. In this material, we will […]

The main advantages of Zextras PowerStore

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Zextras PowerStore is one of the most sought-after extensions for the Zimbra Collaboration Suite, part of the Zextras Suite. Utilizing this extension, which adds hierarchical media management capabilities to Zimbra and significantly reduces the disk space consumed by user mailboxes through compression and deduplication algorithms, ultimately leads to substantial savings in storage space.

GitHub has launched a financial support system for developers

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A new feature has appeared on GitHub allowing users to fund open-source projects. If a user cannot participate in the development, they can financially support a project they like. A similar system operates on Patreon. The system allows for fixed monthly contributions to developers registered as participants. Sponsors are promised benefits like priority bug fixes. GitHub, however, will not […]

The house that Yandex built, or the 'Smart' home with 'Alice'

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Yandex presented a range of new products and services during Yet Another Conference 2019, one of which was a 'smart' home with the voice assistant Alice. Yandex's smart home incorporates intelligent lighting, smart sockets, and other household devices. You can ask Alice to turn on the lights, lower the temperature on the air conditioner, or increase the music volume. To manage the smart home...

What needs to be done to prevent your Google account from being stolen | ProHoster

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Happy Friday everyone! Friends, today we continue our series of publications dedicated to the 'DevOps Practices and Tools' course, as classes in the new group will start at the end of next week. So, let's get started! Monitoring is simple. This is a well-known fact. Raise Nagios, run NRPE on a remote system, configure Nagios to the NRPE TCP port 5666, and you have...

What you need to do to protect your Google account from being stolen

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Google has published a study titled 'How Effective Is Basic Account Hygiene in Preventing Account Theft', which outlines what account owners can do to prevent theft by malicious actors. We present you with a translation of this study. However, the most effective method used by Google itself was not included in the report. I had to write about this method at the end...

We utilize all indexing capabilities in PostgreSQL.

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In the world of Postgres, indexes are crucial for effective navigation through the database storage (referred to as the 'heap'). Postgres does not support clustering for it, and the MVCC architecture leads to the accumulation of many versions of the same tuple. Therefore, it is essential to be able to create and maintain efficient indexes to support applications. I present to you […]

Why don't engineers care about application monitoring?

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Google and Binomial have released the source code for Basis Universal, a codec for efficient texture compression, along with its universal file format '.basis' for distributing image and video-based textures. The reference implementation code is written in C++ and is provided under the Apache 2.0 license. Basis Universal complements the previously published Draco 3D data compression system and aims to address...

Integration of Kubernetes Dashboard and GitLab users

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Kubernetes Dashboard is a user-friendly tool for obtaining current information about a running cluster and providing minimal management. You appreciate it even more when access to these capabilities is needed not only by administrators/DevOps engineers but also by those who are less accustomed to the console and/or do not intend to deal with all the intricacies of interacting with kubectl and other utilities. Thus it happened […]

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