This series of three blog posts will give readers an overview on why the Raft consensus algorithm is relevant and summarizes the functionality that makes it work. The 3 posts are divided as follows:
This series of three blog posts will give readers an overview on why the Raft consensus algorithm is relevant and summarizes the functionality that makes it work. The 3 posts are divided as follows:
We teamed up with Zoover to help them build a new production environment using Google’s hosted version of Kubernetes (GKE), with a Continuous Delivery pipeline based around CircleCI. In this blog, we’...
I've always said that Spring, Maven, and IntelliJ are my weapons of choice. People's response on more than one occasion has been that I'm far too old fashioned and conservative. I don't care, they mig...
Although the promise of Docker is the elimination of differences when moving software between environments, you'll still face the problem that you can't cross platform boundaries, i.e. you can't run a...
Once your shiny new Kubernetes cluster is up-and-running, one of the first things you'll want to add is a local registry for storing private images. This is typically achieved using the official Kuber...
The Docker registry image has over 10 million pulls on Docker Hub, so it's safe to say that a lot of people out there are making use of it. When running a registry, it's essential to make sure your cl...
Stream Processing Systems are one of the most powerful tools you can include in a microservice infrastructure, but from conversations I have had, many developers adopting microservices have not really...
The .NET experience with microservices (.NET Core/Docker/Kubernetes/WeaveNet/Azure)