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Managing CI/CD pipelines with Arm compute resource classes

CircleCI

Arm processors and architectures are becoming widely available as development teams adopt them as compute nodes in many application infrastructures. Organizations that need to run microservices, application servers, databases, and other workloads in a cost-effective way will continue to turn to the Arm architecture. version: 2.1

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How Blockchain Tech Can Improve DevOps Practices in Web3

Dzone - DevOps

Web3 is a hypothetical version of the next generation of the internet, evolving from the read-only web (Web1: 1993-2004) and the centralized web (Web2: 2004-2022) to the recent decentralized web (Web3: 2022). This transformation has significantly altered the way the internet functions and the web services we use.

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The Top 7 Pipeline Design Patterns for Continuous Delivery

Dzone - DevOps

Since 2004 we have designed, built, and deployed code pipelines to automate applications and infrastructure. Business agility is built on code agility. For modern digital products and services, the ability to release on demand quickly and safely is a real competitive business advantage.

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Strangler Pattern: How to Deal With Legacy Code During the Container Revolution

OverOps

While on a trip to Australia in 2004, Martin Fowler witnessed a peculiar tree and came to a new understanding of how outdated applications can be updated: “One of the natural wonders of this area [Australia] is the huge strangler vines. That’s when the Strangler Pattern might come in handy. So… What is it anyway? You can iterate faster.

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Resilience, an introduction.

Xebia

The system is able to withstand the impact of any interruption and recuperate while resuming its operations / fixed functions.’ ” [ Walker-2004 ][ Santos-2012 ][ Martin-breen-2011 ]. Enterprise Architecture: creating value by informed governance. Walker-2004] Walker, B. Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) Resilience. and Steghuis, C.

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AoAD2 Chapter: DevOps (introduction)

James Shore

Evolutionary System Architecture” on p.XX Beck 2004]. Evolutionary system architecture is an application of XP’s evolutionary design ideas to system architecture. “Feature Toggles” on p.XX allows your team to deploy software that’s incomplete. Continuous Deployment” on p.XX reduces the risk and cost of production deploys.

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AoAD2 Chapter: Teamwork (Introduction)

James Shore

Beck 2004]. The best architectures, requirements, and designs emerge from self-organizing teams. Together, they’re an example of chartering, which I first saw, in an Agile context, in Joshua Kerievsky’s “Industrial XP” (IXP) method [Kerievsky 2004]. Beck 2004] talks about it in his discussion of Whole Team. Beck et al.