By Gavin Lu Today, we’re pleased to announce a new open source project, Project Flowgate, which will help enterprises integrate facility systems data and IT data to form a holistic view of their operations. By combining these two disparate data sets into one view, data center managers will be better equipped to optimize operations and Read more...
By Eric Brown People sometimes have the impression that continuous, upstream test-driven development is hard—and that can make them feel better about not doing it. But I want to make the case that it’s a lot easier than you think. First, it’s worth pointing out that testing really is important. Say I write some code Read more...
By Matt Helsley You can make debugging a lot less onerous by using tracing software. To implement tracing, though, you first need to determine what ran when and the relevant context, and then do it with as little overhead as possible. The Linux kernel uses a tool called recordmcount at build time as part of Read more...
By Nikolay Nikolaev As one of the Network Service Mesh (NSM) project’s three core maintainers, I’m very pleased to note that NSM has been officially accepted as a sandbox project within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This means that the project is now under CNCF governance and has the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of its Read more...
By Venil Noronha This is my second of two posts about the Linux Foundation’s recent gRPC Conference. Check out my first post for some reflections on the conference as a whole and a few observations about where gRPC is going four years after it was open sourced by Google. This time around, I’ll share some key points Read more...
