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My belated 2022 recap: blog posts and articles

Puppies, Flowers, Rainbows and Kittens

Spotify’s grand plan to monetize its open source Backstage project via premium plugins [link] by Paul Sawers Backstage was created when I was at Spotify. It’s cool to see how it has developed over the years, and it was also cool to see that Spotify had open-sourced it. I’ve broken it into sections based on content.

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Machine Learning with Python, Jupyter, KSQL and TensorFlow

Confluent

Developer-focused frameworks like Deeplearning4j: These frameworks are built for software engineers to build the whole machine learning lifecycle on the Java platform, not just model deployment and monitoring but also preprocessing and training. These standards have pros and cons. Some people like and use them; many don’t.

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A New Leadership Model with Jason Wong

Marcus Blankenship - Podcasts

Two guys on the internet. And Chef’s software depends on some open source pieces. One of the owners of the open-source project, for a vital piece of the Chef open-source stack wasn’t agreeable with his software being used in the way that DHS and ICE intended to use it.

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Internet of Things (IoT) and Event Streaming at Scale with Apache Kafka and MQTT

Confluent

The Internet of Things (IoT) is getting more and more traction as valuable use cases come to light. MQTT: This is built on top of TCP/IP for constrained devices and unreliable networks, applying to many (open source) broker implementations and many client libraries. No license costs or hardware modifications are required.

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Summary from the 30 July Analyst Forum

CTOvision

Among the many considerations he helped us think through were the fact that we all need to recognize that you cant just build higher walls for Internet security. Ashwell stated that the main issue is the challenge of using open source and classified information; analysts must be able to use both to not fall behind.