Google Announces Kubernetes
Google just open-sourced their container orchestration system and this could change everything about how we run infrastructure
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Google just open-sourced their container orchestration system and this could change everything about how we run infrastructure
CoreOS is rethinking what a server operating system should be in a world built on containers
The Motorola Razr and the tradition of uncles bringing impossible gadgets from America
Growing up in an era without mobile phones and the day my uncle brought home a Nokia 6230 with a camera
Following AWS re:Invent remotely and picking out the announcements that will actually change how we work
Everyone is talking about microservices but most explanations miss the point entirely
A hands-on comparison of Chef and Ansible from someone who actually needs to pick one for production infrastructure
How we cut server provisioning from five days to under four hours using automation and VMware templates
Edward Snowden just revealed that the US government has been surveilling internet communications on a massive scale
New role managing a Linux NOC team and learning what leadership actually means
Docker 0.1 just dropped and containers are suddenly accessible to everyone, not just kernel wizards
A year-end reflection on how 2012 marked the turning point when cloud computing stopped being experimental and became the default
Deep lessons from enterprise storage architecture work, including RAID configurations, VMware storage design, and the failures that taught me the most
A practitioner's comparison of the three major configuration management tools and why I think the landscape is about to get interesting
The Raspberry Pi Model B shipped earlier this year and it reignited something I forgot I had: the joy of tinkering
Google just announced Compute Engine at I/O, and suddenly the cloud is a three-way competition between AWS, Azure, and GCP
What it actually takes to keep Linux infrastructure running at 99.9% uptime, from the perspective of someone who lives in the NOC
DynamoDB went GA earlier this year and I think it represents a fundamental shift in how we think about databases
The container landscape before Docker existed, and why LXC, cgroups, and namespaces matter more than most people realize
The DevOps movement is breaking down the wall between development and operations, and it is about time
Steve Jobs passed away on October 5th and the world lost its greatest product mind
MapReduce, HDFS, and the big data infrastructure stack are quietly reshaping how enterprises think about data processing
Steve Jobs just resigned as CEO of Apple, and it feels like the end of something important in technology
Studying for VMware certifications and discovering how deeply virtualization has reshaped enterprise infrastructure