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CRDTs: From Sequential to Concurrent Executions

Carlos Baquero Moreno discusses migrating from sequential to concurential programming using CRDTs.

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Application Integration for Microservices Architectures: A Service Mesh Is Not an ESB

A service mesh is only meant to be used as infrastructure for communication between services, and developers should not be building any business logic inside the service mesh. Other frameworks and libraries can be used to implement cloud native enterprise application integration patterns.

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H2O's Driverless AI: An AI That Creates AI

Marios Michailidis shares their approach on automating ML using H2O’s Driverless AI. Driverless AI employs the techniques of expert data scientists in an easy-to-use application that helps scale data science efforts; empowers data scientists to work on projects faster using automation and state-of-the-art computing power from GPUs to accomplish tasks in minutes that used to take months.

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Michael Bolton on the Testing Mindset

In this Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Michael Bolton about the current and future state of testing.

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Towards a Unified, Standard API for Consolidating Service Meshes

Service mesh architectures enable a control and observability loop. At the moment, service mesh implementations vary in regard to API and technology, and this shows no signs of slowing down. Building on top of volatile APIs can be hazardous. Here we suggest to use a simplified, workflow-friendly API to shield organization platform code from specific service-mesh implementation details.

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10gen: MongoDB’s Fault Tolerance Is Not Broken

A Cornell University professor claims MongoDB’s fault tolerance system is “broken by design”. 10gen responds through its Technical Director, rejecting the claims.

Abel Avram
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