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ops.tips
Hey, this week the team behind Grafana released a beta release of Grafana v5 (which is almost there - check the milestone) and I got very happy to know that now it’s easier to get an instance from ground up without having to use the UI to configure the dashboards.
stripe.com
A few years ago, Bloomberg Businessweek published a feature story on Stripe.
cutlefish.substack.com
I enjoy when companies like Basecamp, Intercom, and Buffer describe how they work.
matt-rickard.com
$ docker build -f mockerfile.yaml In this blog post, I'll show you how to write your own Dockerfile syntax that works out of the box with any existing Docker installation.
tilt.dev
Productivity for teams building Kubernetes apps.
keda.sh
KEDA is a Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaler.
skaffold.dev
Lightweight Skaffold is client-side only.
medium.com
This does not satisfy our product teams as we aim for code-to-production within 5 minutes for our applications, during urgent situations.
docs.docker.com
Docker Buildx Estimated reading time: 7 minutes This is an experimental feature.
markusholtermann.eu
Less Obvious Things To Do With Django’s ORM Django’s ORM is powerful.
djangostars.com
Django development of products is usually easy and straightforward: great documentation, many tools out of the box, plenty of open source libraries and big community.
automationpanda.com
Django is a fantastic Python Web framework, and one of its great out-of-the-box features is internationalization (or “i18n” for short).
