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The main issues that drove the design of TLS 1.3 are reducing handshake latency, encrypting more of the handshake, improving resiliency to cross-protocol attacks, removing legacy features

This post breaks thing quite nice to explain why a message broker might not a good idea. It takes a step back, not focus on tools but on the abstraction. When you are there, make sure to check (https://hackernoon.com/why-microservices-fail-6cdc006f9540)[Why Microservices Fail) too.

Netflix Security Tools and Operations team want to share a new methodology for detecting temporary security credential use outside of your AWS environment. zero to full coverage in six hours or less, can be applied in real time.

How pods deployed to different physical nodes can communicate directly with each other using IP addresses allocated from a single subnet? How Kubernetes services work? How load balancing is implemented? How much overhead Kubernetes overlay networking adds? This post explains them all

This ‘book’ is a small set of tutorials about using libuv as a high performance evented I/O library which offers the same API on Windows and Unix.

Shopify powers 600K merchants and serves 80K requests per second at peak. How they scale from a single Rails app on a single MySQL/Redis to a shareded architecture. Leverage modern tools like GraphQL and how they design their CI/CD.

Have you ever wondered how debuggers work? What happens when you set a breakpoint? How does the debugger control the flow of your program, or change values in variables? Let’s find out by writing a basic debugger in Go! we’ll start by using the ptrace system call to get control of a target program.

The pathfinding algorithms from computer science textbooks work on graphs in the mathematical sense―a set of vertices with edges connecting them. A* is the most popular choice for pathfinding, despite of building on top of the heuristic, A* can guarantee a shortest path.

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