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If you’re an open source maintainer, it’s hard to rely solely on download counts from container registries. At #OpenSourceSummit in Seattle next week, Scarf CEO, Avi Press, will be talking about what additional information and insights lie beyond that number. He’ll cover: → The inner workings of container registries, such as Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry, exploring the types of data these registries can capture → Potential analytics that can be derived from this data → How this information can benefit your project and ways to acquire it Join us on April 18th in Seattle! If you haven't registered yet, you can do so here: https://lnkd.in/eYv-iDi Don't forget to visit our booth at B23 during the event! See you there!

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🌐 Demystifying Kubernetes: The API Server Unveiled! Hello! 👋 Today, let’s shine a spotlight on a crucial maestro in the Kubernetes orchestra – the API Server. 🚀 Kube API Server: Your Cluster’s Maestro 🎵 At the heart of Kubernetes, the API Server plays a central role in orchestrating the show. Here’s the breakdown in simpler terms: 1. Communication Hub: Think of the API Server as the club’s communication hub. It receives requests from various parts of the club (components in the cluster) and ensures everyone speaks the same language. 2. Gatekeeper: Security at the door! The API Server checks ID cards (authentication) and permits entry only to those on the VIP list (authorization). Ensuring only authorized entities mingle in the cluster party. 3. Memory Keeper (ETCD): The API Server has a fantastic memory (interaction with etcd). It stores and recalls important club information, maintaining a real-time guest list and preferences. 4. Rule Enforcer: No chaos allowed! The API Server ensures everyone follows the club rules. It checks requests to make sure they fit the club’s theme (validation) before allowing entry. 5. Customization Corner: Want a private party within the club? The API Server has a VIP section (admission control) where you can customize the rules for your exclusive event. 💡 Why it Matters: Understanding the API Server is like holding the club’s master key. It ensures a secure, organized, and personalized club experience, making sure everyone dances to the same beat. 🌐 Let’s Chat: Curious about the API Server’s role in the Kubernetes dance? Share your thoughts or questions below, and let’s keep the conversation groovy! 🚀 Stay Tuned: Eager for more Kubernetes grooves? Hit ‘Follow Mohamed Faizal’ for daily beats of tech wisdom! #KubernetesExplained #APIServerUnveiled #TechTalk #ClubK8s

Are you looking for validation from the big guys on which framework or stack to choose for your next project? Zoom’s decision to adopt the T3 stack is indeed a good source of validation. In case you're not familiar with it, T3 stack has several prominent highlights: - ShadCN UI: Enhances UI component control and theming. - NextAuth.js: Provides easy setup for authentication. - PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM: Ensures type-safe database queries. - TRPC: Uses TypeScript as the API layer, ensuring type safety. So - even if you're not going to use it as-is, you can learn alot from it. And since it's just a github repo - not even a package - it'll be quite straightforward to add / modify to. So definitely take a look - even if you're not planning to start something from scratch right now. https://lnkd.in/d-fKzgjT Nadav Lebovitch

It's pretty amazing how much we're shipping! 🚢 This week, we're releasing support for accessing Kubernetes clusters using Border0. What does this mean for users you wonder? 🔹 Secure, VPN-less access, ie. access your Kubernetes clusters from anywhere in the world using your SSO credentials. 🌍 🔹 Granular control: Create fine-grained policies that define what actions users can perform on specific k8 namespaces based on the users' context. 🔐 🔹 Session logs + recording: Get complete visibility into user activity with session recording capabilities for kubectl exec 📺 Check out the demo video below or the write-up on our blog by Adriano Sela Aviles's (the wizard behind this latest update) here: https://lnkd.in/dAWQtSiX

We're discussing the key metrics to improve developer productivity 🚀 Join the webinar now to learn how to focus 🔎 on important metrics that increase your developer productivity 👇 https://lnkd.in/gZKgcSRc

🗨️Unlock the Secrets of LibreOffice Code Structure! Join us at the LibreOffice Conference 2024 where Miklos Vajna will be exploring the structure and modules of LibreOffice code. You'll gain insights into key modules and their architecture, helping you better understand the extensive codebase of LibreOffice. 🙌 This session is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge before diving into more advanced topics. 📅 Check the full schedule here! https://buff.ly/3XVqcyZ

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Ready for BC Tech Days? Excited to meet you next week! Yes, I'll be there for the first time. Let me know if you'll attend as well. Don't hesitate to say hi if you find me! 1. What is BC Tech Days? A 2-day Business Central technical conference where BC MVPs gather to share knowledge and new trends. Microsoft developers and speakers will also show the latest additions to Business Central. 2. What I love the most? These experts will give you practical tips and techniques to implement right away. Expect live coding sessions and real-world use cases. 3. But that's not all. Workshops will also take place where you can get your hands on the newest technology and bleeding-edge techniques. 4. Network! Professionals from over 45 countries will be there, making it the perfect time to meet new people and have a good time. Official website → https://lnkd.in/dQXmhf2e Previous recorded sessions → https://lnkd.in/dxpw_msm PS. What tips do you have for BC Tech Days? #BCTechDays

📣 We’ve already announced our participation in #Edgecase2024 and now we’re excited to share the details of our SUSE Tech Timeout program in the SUSE Technical Wagon. 🤩 Don’t miss these hands-on sessions and a chance to win great prizes. 👉 Join Andreas Prins, VP of Observability at SUSE, from 13:00 - 13:30 for his session "Why Every Containerized Management Platform Needs #Observability". Learn how top companies boost performance, enhance security, and reduce downtime through observability. 👉 Join Wilco van der Stek, SUSE's Kubernetes Solution Architect, at 15:15 for the "Tech Coffee Quiz: Yes, We Are the Trusted Source for Containers!" Test your knowledge on Rancher’s Application Collection vs. standard Helm charts. Enter the quiz and the raffle for a chance to win prizes. 🙌 Connect with us at SUSE Tech Timeout at #Edgecase2024 and take your container management skills to the next level. 🔗 Register for the conference here: https://okt.to/j7QxXP