eBPF Is Coming for Windows (4 minute read)
eBPF, originally developed for Linux, is being adapted for Windows to enable cross-platform compatibility for in-kernel programs. This effort aims to standardize eBPF, allowing developers to create tools that work seamlessly on both Windows and Linux.
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How Amazon Scales Up for Prime Day with AWS (7 minute read)
Amazon Prime Day, a major shopping event that rivals Black Friday and Cyber Monday, garners massive global participation and showcases the remarkable capabilities of Amazon Web Services (AWS) in scaling and managing unprecedented levels of traffic and transactions with seamless efficiency.
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How We Use Datadog for Detection as Code (9 minute read)
Datadog uses Detection as Code (DaC) to effectively manage threat detection and security operations. It utilizes software engineering best practices to streamline rule creation and maintenance across its complex infrastructure.
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Harper (GitHub Repo)
Harper is a private, efficient, and extensible grammar checker designed to address common issues faced with other tools like Grammarly and LanguageTool. It provides fast performance and minimal memory usage without compromising user privacy.
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SiYuan (GitHub Repo)
SiYuan is a privacy-focused personal knowledge management system that offers features such as block-level referencing, Markdown WYSIWYG editing, and a wide array of export options. Most functionalities are available for free even for commercial use.
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We're All Just Looking for Connection (7 minute read)
This post explores how engineers integrated Quip's technology into Slack. Engineers at Slack navigated through a challenging bug that revolved around TCP state issues and involved unexpected closed connections from database proxies, leading to crucial lessons about maintaining connection accuracy and restarting the Python runtime migration project seamlessly.
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Replacing nginx with Axum (9 minute read)
This article discusses replacing nginx with Axum, emphasizing Axum's ease of use for developers familiar with its Rust-based framework. It covers practical examples like hosting static sites and setting up reverse proxies with authentication and SSL using Rust libraries. The author highlights Axum's advantages for straightforward server management and deployment, suggesting it as a developer-friendly alternative to traditional server configuration tools like nginx.
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