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A Brief Overview of PostgreSQL Operators for Kubernetes: Our Selection and Experience

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We are increasingly receiving requests from clients such as: "We want something like Amazon RDS, but cheaper"; "We want something like RDS, but everywhere, in any infrastructure." To implement such a managed solution on Kubernetes, we looked at the current state of the most popular operators for PostgreSQL (Stolon, operators from Crunchy Data and Zalando) and made our choice. This article shares our experience and […]

Stellarium 0.20.3

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On September 27, version 0.20.3 of the popular free planetarium Stellarium was released, visualizing the realistic night sky as if you were looking at it with the naked eye, or through binoculars or a telescope. In total, there were 164 changes made between versions 0.20.2 and 0.20.3, including (major changes): Correction of nutation and, consequently, the timing of the start of seasons. […]

MediaWiki 1.35 LTS

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The WikiMedia Foundation has introduced a new version of MediaWiki — the wiki engine, a public knowledge base to which anyone can contribute by writing an article, or by adding or correcting existing material. This is a Long Term Support (LTS) release, which will be supported for 3 years and replaces the previous LTS branch — 1.31. MediaWiki is used by the popular online encyclopedia — Wikipedia, and […]

Life in the Web: Network Stories from Wild Times

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Today, as I take another memory pie off the shelf, the internet has become something taken for granted, like water from a tap. A generation of constant Wi-Fi users has been born and raised, who have never seen images loading from the bottom up, never typed ATL0 into the modem terminal, and who feel completely different emotions when mentioning a 'naked grandpa.' And how wonderful that is! In just a couple of decades […]

Integrating ELK and Exchange. Part 2

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I continue my story about how to integrate Exchange and ELK (the beginning is here). Let me remind you that this combination can effortlessly handle a very large amount of logs. This time we will discuss how to set up Exchange with the Logstash and Kibana components. Logstash in the ELK stack is used for intelligent processing of logs and preparing them for placement […]

The use of low-code in analytical platforms

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Dear readers, good day! The task of building IT platforms for data accumulation and analysis arises sooner or later for any company whose business is based on a service model with significant intellectual load or the creation of technically complex products. Building analytical platforms is a complex and labor-intensive task. However, any task can be simplified. In this article, I want to share my experience in applying […]

In the nightly builds of Firefox, the performance of JIT compilation has significantly increased.

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The nightly builds of Firefox include an updated JIT compiler, developed under the codename WarpBuilder. To activate the new JIT, the option "javascript.options.warp" is suggested in about:config. It is noted that WarpBuilder is just the first step towards incorporating new optimizations into the browser, planned for the next year. The new JIT improves the performance of the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine by reducing internal information […]

ZenMake 0.10.0

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ZenMake is another build system for C/C++ and several other programming languages with declarative configuration files. ZenMake is written in Python using Waf as a framework. The main goal of the project is to be as user-friendly as possible while remaining sufficiently flexible. Why another build system? Details (in English): https://zenmake.readthedocs.io/en/latest/why.html Main repository: https://gitlab.com/pustotnik/zenmake Documentation: […]

Web Hosting with Comprehensive DDoS Protection – Myth or Reality

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In the first two quarters of 2020, the number of DDoS attacks increased nearly threefold, with 65% of them being primitive attempts at "stress testing" that easily "take down" vulnerable websites of small online stores, forums, blogs, and media outlets. How to choose a DDoS-protected hosting? What to pay attention to and what to prepare for to avoid finding yourself in an unpleasant situation? […]

Debian 10.6 update

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The sixth corrective update for Debian 10 has been released, which includes accumulated package updates and fixes for issues in the installer. The release includes 53 updates addressing stability problems and 32 updates fixing vulnerabilities. Changes in Debian 10.6 highlight updates to recent stable versions of the packages cargo, rustc, gssdp, gupnp, and postgresql-11. For download and installation […]

Patches for supporting IBM Z (S/390) mainframes have been accepted into Buildroot.

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>In Buildroot, after a brief discussion, a series of patches proposed by IBM employee Alexander Egorenkov was accepted, adding support for IBM Z. Support is provided for several recent generations of devices: z13 (2015), z14 (2017), and z15 (2019). When asked about the use of Buildroot within IBM, it was stated that the image is used to build test environments, particularly syzkaller. Buildroot is a system […]

Taiwins 0.2

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The second release of the composer for Wayland took place modestly and unobtrusively. Project features: support for Lua extensions, built-in window manager (with optional tiling support), hotkeys similar to Emacs, support for dbus, GPL license. Release highlights: porting from libweston (with plans to eventually phase out wlroots), integrated Wayland shell, improvements in render debugging, part of the features mentioned above. Website […]

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