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Public testing of a privacy and scalability solution in Ethereum on cloud platforms

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The blockchain trend continues to gain momentum. More and more experts forecast the universal adoption of this technology in the near future. Currently, several issues remain unresolved, hindering this process. First and foremost, modern blockchain systems struggle with scalability. For instance, Ethereum's throughput is only 20 transactions per second, and despite numerous advantages, it is not suitable for large businesses. In the meantime […]

3CX v16 Update 4 Alpha and 3CX for Android, PBX development plans

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Introducing 3CX v16 Update 4 Alpha! This update enables calls from the browser 'engine' without needing to open a web client tab. It even works with the browser completely closed! This means you can now take calls directly in your current application — CRM system, Office 365, etc. A small window will appear on the side of your desktop, resembling a mobile app […]

Data Mesh: how to work with data without a monolith

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Hello, Habr! We at Dodo Pizza Engineering really love data (who doesn't?). Here's a story about how to accumulate all the data from Dodo Pizza and provide easy access to this vast array of information for any employee in the company. The task is to save the nerves of the Data Engineering team. Like true pack rats, we gather all sorts of info […]

Is there life after Senior? Or what we will be discussing at SECR-2019

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Hello, Habr! For every team, there are just events, and then there are those that require special preparation. For us at Reksoft, it's the Software Engineering Conference Russia or SECR, which will take place on November 14-15 in St. Petersburg. For us, it's not just a gathering of developers, team leads, architects, designers, and testers, but almost like home, the very atmosphere of our offices in […]

The Cppcheck project is raising funds to implement improvements.

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Cppcheck developer (Daniel Marjamäki) is planning to add software verification for C and C++ to its static analyzer. In verification mode, Cppcheck will issue warnings if it cannot confirm that the code is safe; however, this may lead to noise (multiple warnings). Implementation Plans The verification mode will be implemented incrementally. The first stage will involve […]

Release of NGINX Unit 1.13.0 application server

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The release of NGINX Unit 1.13 has been finalized, which focuses on providing a solution for running web applications in various programming languages (Python, PHP, Perl, Ruby, Go, JavaScript/Node.js, and Java). Under NGINX Unit, multiple applications in different programming languages can run simultaneously, and their start parameters can be dynamically modified without the need to edit configuration files or restart. The code […]

Release of Firefox Lite 2.0, a compact browser for Android

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The release of the Firefox Lite 2.0 web browser has been announced, positioned as a lightweight variant of Firefox Focus designed to operate on resource-constrained systems and low-speed connection channels. The project is developed by a Mozilla team from Taiwan and primarily aims at delivery in India, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, China, and developing countries. A key distinction of Firefox Lite from Firefox Focus is […]

GitHub has initiated a project to find vulnerabilities in open-source software

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It seems that GitHub is seriously considering software security. First, there was the data storage on Svalbard and a financial support project for developers. Now, the GitHub Security Lab initiative has emerged, which invites all interested experts to participate in improving the security of open-source software. The initiative already includes F5, Google, HackerOne, Intel, IOActive, J.P. Morgan, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Mozilla, NCC Group, Oracle, Trail […]

FuryBSD — a new Live build of FreeBSD with the Xfce desktop.

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The formation of experimental builds of the new Live distribution FuryBSD, based on FreeBSD 12.1 and the Xfce desktop, has begun. The project was founded by Joe Maloney, who works at iXsystems, which oversees TrueOS and FreeNAS, but FuryBSD is positioned as a community-supported independent project, not affiliated with iXsystems. The live image can be written to both DVD and USB Flash. A stationary mode is available […]

Object Storage in a Backend, or How to Become Your Own Service Provider

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The first prototype of object storage appeared in 1996. Ten years later, Amazon Web Services launches Amazon S3, and the world begins to gradually lose its mind over flat address spaces. Thanks to its work with metadata and its ability to scale without faltering under load, object storage quickly became the standard for most cloud data storage services, and […]

An Interview with Mikhail Chinkov About Work and Life in Berlin

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Mikhail Chinkov has been living and working in Berlin for two years. He shared with us how the work of a developer differs between Russia and Germany, whether DevOps engineers are in demand in Berlin, and how to find time for travel. About the Move Since 2018, you’ve been living in Berlin. How did you make that decision? Did you consciously choose the country and company in advance? […]

Windows Server Core vs GUI and Software Compatibility

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We continue to discuss working on virtual servers with Windows Server 2019 Core. In previous posts, we shared how we prepare client virtual machines using our new VDS Ultralight plan with Server Core for 99 rubles. We then demonstrated how to work with Windows Server 2019 Core and how to install a GUI on it. In this article, we […]

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