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Local files when transferring an application to Kubernetes

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When building a CI/CD process using Kubernetes, there can sometimes be a compatibility issue between the requirements of the new infrastructure and the application being migrated. Specifically, at the application build stage, it is essential to obtain a single image that will be used across all environments and clusters of the project. This principle is at the heart of what Google considers proper container management (this has been mentioned multiple times, and […]

The book "Creating Smart Contracts with Solidity for the Ethereum Blockchain: A Practical Guide"

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For over a year, I have been working on the book "Creating Smart Contracts with Solidity for the Ethereum Blockchain. A Practical Guide," and now this work is complete, and the book is published and available on Litres. I hope my book will help you quickly get started with creating Solidity smart contracts and decentralized applications (DApps) for the Ethereum blockchain. It consists of 12 lessons with practical tasks. By completing them, the reader […]

7 best practices for operating containers according to Google

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Note from the translator: The author of the original article is Théo Chamley, a cloud solutions architect at Google. In this blog post for Google Cloud, he presented a brief summary of a more detailed guide from his company titled 'Best Practices for Operating Containers.' In it, Google experts compiled the best practices for operating containers in the context of using Google Kubernetes Engine and beyond, addressing […]

Fat Pikachu and tall Meowth: in Pokemon Sword and Shield, Pokémon will be able to become gigantic

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Game Freak has introduced Pokémon that will be able to grow gigantic in the upcoming role-playing game Pokémon Sword and Shield. Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield are role-playing games from the main Pokémon series aimed at an experienced audience. It was recently revealed that Pokémon such as Pikachu, Eevee, Charizard, Butterfree, and Meowth will be able to achieve Gigantamax forms—growing to enormous sizes and gaining […]

Windows 10 update fixes old bugs but introduces new ones

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Microsoft has released an early version of the Windows 10 November 2019 Update with build number 18362.10024. It is available to insiders in the Slow Ring and includes all fixes, including KB4517389, as well as functional updates. It is noted that this patch should help insiders transition to build 19H2. However, early testers report that the company has finally managed to […]

Release of Application Server NGINX Unit 1.12.0

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The release of the NGINX Unit 1.12 application server has been unveiled, which develops a solution for running web applications in various programming languages (Python, PHP, Perl, Ruby, Go, JavaScript/Node.js, and Java). Under the management of NGINX Unit, multiple applications in different programming languages can run simultaneously, and their startup parameters can be changed dynamically without the need to edit configuration files or restart the system. […]

The Trident distribution is switching from the TrueOS BSD system to Void Linux

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The developers of the Trident OS have announced the migration of the project to Linux. The Trident project is developing a ready-to-use graphical user distribution reminiscent of the old releases of PC-BSD and TrueOS. Initially, Trident was built on FreeBSD and TrueOS technologies, using the ZFS file system and OpenRC initialization system. The project was founded by developers involved in the work on TrueOS and was positioned as an adjacent project […]

Firefox will introduce new security indicators and the about:config interface

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Mozilla introduced a new security and privacy level indicator that will appear at the beginning of the address bar instead of the ‘(i)’ button. The indicator will allow users to assess the activation of blocking modes for tracking movements. Related changes concerning the indicators will be included in the Firefox 70 release, scheduled for October 22. Pages opened via HTTP or FTP will be marked with an unsafe connection icon, which […]

Why do you need a helpdesk if you already have a CRM? 

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What corporate software is installed in your company? CRM, project management system, helpdesk, ITSM system, 1C (did we guess right)? Do you have a clear sense that all these programs duplicate each other? In fact, overlaps in functions do occur; many issues can be resolved with a universal automation system — we advocate this approach. However, there are departments or groups of employees where […]

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