Christoph Schmatzler

Reminder: 🗓 Tomorrow at 🕖 7pm our meetup takes place at BoehlerBrothers GmbH in Dornbirn with talks about Blitz.js ( 🗣 Luca Blaser) and efficient JSON APIs using streaming ( 🗣 Alexander Schranz). 🙏 Please register if you plan to participate. ⛓ https://lnkd.in/dKrVy2ws #Meetup #JavaScript #BlitzJS #NextJS #JSON #API

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If you're at Developer Week, don't miss Thorsten Hans' talk "Serverless AI with #WebAssembly and Spin" in Room St. Petersburg, kicking off in 15 minutes! Here's your change to learn how to implement an app with Spin, WebAssembly, & Generative AI: https://bit.ly/3LoTakZ

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Welcome Tempo as a fourth element of our LGTM (Loki, @grafana, Tempo, Mimir) stack in Meerkat project. https://lnkd.in/deNJDrvr Tempo is a tracing backend that stores data in an object storage. We've chosen a distributed installation of Tempo, which allows for maximum scaling.

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I'm very interested in how companies manage to combine business and open source, and this interest has grown since I joined Storyblok. At Storyblok we have an entire team dedicated to open source SDKs, and most of the engineers who build our headless CMS also contribute and maintain our packages. This costs money, of course, and comes with other problems, such as having to maintain not just one product, but a collection of tools exposed to the public, each potentially with its own set of problems and maintenance overhead. Why do we do this? This is not an easy question, and I think many companies and individuals can answer it in different ways. My entire career has been built on open source, so I know many of its benefits, but for a company it's different, and I'm starting to find some interesting answers. For starters, open sourcing our SDKs and tools promotes transparency, allowing developers to understand and trust our integrations. It also fosters innovation through collaboration, leveraging the collective expertise of the global developer community. This accelerates problem solving and creates valuable learning resources for developers at all levels. And engineers are happier when they contribute to open source, which is no small thing. I'm curious, what are your thoughts on the role of open source in business? I will continue my exploration... #opensource #business

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🏅Work hard - play hard, all about #Kubernetes 🏁 In addition to our #conference, you can also join our 4️⃣ amazing #workshops, provided by @acend gmbh: https://zurl.co/fgKb GitOps WITH ArgoCD #GitOps is a natural extension of the Infrastructure-as-Code #IaC and Continuous Delivery principles with a focus on using Git as the single source of truth for your system. YOUR TRAINER @Christian Schlatter, @acend gmbh @Raffael Hertle, @acend gmbh WORKSHOP CONTENT The workshop consists of varied presentations and hands-on labs in order to teach content in an appealing fashion. 📍Basic concepts 📍 Architecture 📍 Managing Argo CD applications in Git 📍 Sync policies 📍 Comparing application state (Git vs. Kubernetes Cluster) 📍 Self-healing 📍 Pruning of resources 📍 Resource hooks 📍 Sync phases and waves 📍 Backup and restore 📍 Various manifest formats 📍 Permission structures Roll up your sleeves and learn! We have an exciting lineup of hands-on workshop where you can put your skills to the test and learn from experts. Whether you're a beginner looking to get started with cloud native technologies or a seasoned pro looking to dive deeper, we have something for everyone. Take advantage of this.

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