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OpenxAI is a permissionless AI protocol founded by former team members from Fantom and Solana.
Join and be part of a revolutionary project that's shaping the future of decentralized AI.
OpenxAI offers access to advanced open-source AI models, allowing anyone to design, build, and deploy AI apps and services quickly.
They are currently seeking Content Creation & UI/UX Designers to contribute to their decentralized AI platform.

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Zero-Downtime Deployments in Spring Boot with Kubernetes and Istio

Ensuring zero downtime during deployments is crucial for modern applications, especially in microservices architectures. Kubernetes, combined with Istio, provides powerful strategies such as canary deployments, blue-green deployments, and traffic routing to achieve seamless updates.
Blue-green deployments maintain two environments: one (“blue”) running the current version and another (“green”) for the new version.
Canary deployments gradually roll out changes to a subset of users before full release.
Istio provides fine-grained traffic control and resilience mechanisms, such as circuit breakers, retry policies, and timeout settings.

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How to Contact Lazada Customer Service via Email: A Quick Guide

Step 1: Find the Right Email Address. Lazada’s official customer service email can be found on their Contact Us page.
Step 2: Craft a Clear Subject Line. Use a specific subject line to prioritize your case.
Step 3: Include All Key Details. Mention order number, explain the issue, and attach necessary documents.
Step 4: Send & Follow Up. Send the email and follow up if necessary. Lazada usually responds in 24-48 hours.

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Spring 2025 Enterprise Technology Leadership Journal: Navigating Complexity Through Innovation

The Spring 2025 volume of the Enterprise Technology Leadership Journal highlights innovative approaches and strategies in tech leadership.
The edition features papers addressing defense acquisition challenges and the integration of AI with Industrial DevOps practices.
One paper explores applying the constructal law of physics to product development, offering insights for enterprise transformation.
Another paper focuses on leveraging small changes in meetings to drive cultural shifts within organizations.
A practical approach to cultural transformation is presented, emphasizing behavioral changes in meetings.
The journal also covers utilizing AI and LLM prompts for product managers to enhance productivity throughout the product life cycle.
Insights on unbundling and modern architectural approaches within public sector organizations are shared in one of the papers.
The publication encourages forward-thinking technology leaders to download the journal for valuable insights and guidance.
Readers can access the Spring 2025 journal for free at ITRevolution.com/Resources, sponsored by Heroku.
The aim is to advance technology leadership practices by sharing valuable knowledge and experiences.

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Should You Move to Kubernetes? Pros and Cons

Kubernetes offers scalability, high availability, and automates deployment for large-scale applications.
It improves developer productivity, integrates with CI/CD pipelines, and speeds up the release process.
Provides portability across environments, allowing for consistent container deployment in various cloud environments.
Enables resource efficiency, cost savings, and maximizes hardware utilization, especially in cloud environments.
Kubernetes ecosystem is vast, supporting various tools and technologies for different use cases.
Better support for microservices architecture with features like service discovery and load balancing.
Kubernetes complexity and learning curve can be a barrier for teams new to containerization and distributed systems.
Operational complexity, resource consumption, and specialized knowledge required are challenges of using Kubernetes.
Might be inappropriate for small or simple applications compared to serverless or PaaS solutions.
Security challenges exist due to the complexity of managing communication, access control, and permissions in Kubernetes.

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DevOps Made Simple: A Beginner’s Guide to Zero Trust Security Model for Cloud & DevOps Teams

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity strategy that eliminates implicit trust and continuously validates every request.
Zero Trust works by applying security at every layer of a cloud environment, ensuring that threats do not spread.
Real-world applications of Zero Trust in DevOps include securing CI/CD pipelines, protecting cloud resources, and strengthening API security.
Best practices for implementing Zero Trust include implementing multi-factor authentication, using IAM policies for least privilege access, enabling zero-trust network access, and automating security scans and compliance checks.

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Ingress-nginx CVE-2025-1974: What You Need to Know

The ingress-nginx maintainers have released patches for critical vulnerabilities in Kubernetes.
Ingress-nginx is a popular software-only ingress controller that is deployed in over 40% of Kubernetes clusters.
The vulnerabilities allow attackers to take over the Kubernetes cluster.
Action should be taken immediately by upgrading to the new patch release of ingress-nginx or disabling the Validating Admission Controller feature.

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Enhancing Software Delivery: Integrating Containerization and Infrastructure as Code into CI/CD Pipelines (2/4)

Integrating containerization into CI/CD pipelines enhances scalability, consistency, and deployment speed.
Container builds and deployments can be integrated using tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, and AWS CodePipeline.
Automated testing strategies for containers include unit testing, integration testing, and end-to-end testing.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools like Terraform and AWS CloudFormation help in managing infrastructure with consistency, repeatability, and automation.

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Best Project Management Tools in 2025: Features, Pricing & Pros/Cons

Project management tools are crucial for businesses in 2025, offering automation and real-time analytics.
ClickUp provides customizable task management, AI automation, and integrations.
Monday.com offers visual project tracking, custom workflows, and scalable pricing.
Trello excels in simple task management with Kanban boards and drag-and-drop features.
Asana is ideal for advanced task tracking, automation, and collaboration.
Jira suits Agile teams with agile boards, bug tracking, and GitHub integration.
Notion combines project management and note-taking for flexible workspace.
Airtable is great for database-powered project management with customizable views.
Middleware is a specialized tool for tracking engineering productivity with DevOps teams.
Various project management tools cater to different needs, from simplicity to advanced automation.

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Unlocking the potential of Microsoft Fabric with Terraform

Microsoft Fabric is an enterprise-ready, end-to-end analytics platform that unifies data movement, processing, and report building.
The Terraform provider for Microsoft Fabric allows for streamlined infrastructure management, automation, scalability, and governance.
Key use cases for the Terraform provider include governance and compliance, deployment at scale, DevOps and Infrastructure Lifecycle Management, and tenant management.
Future iterations aim to integrate HashiCorp Vault for enhanced data security and compliance.

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Changed Block Tracking Is Here for Kubernetes Resilience

Kubernetes has introduced changed block tracking (CBT) to improve data protection and resiliency.
The Kubernetes Data Protection Working Group (DPWG) has worked on integrating CBT into the Container Storage Interface (CSI) specification.
CSI 1.11.0 now includes CBT via the SnapshotMetadata service, allowing storage vendors and backup projects to adopt it.
Kubernetes CSI CBT enhances the combination of cloud native storage and backup, helping it compete with traditional industry solutions for business continuity.

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The Million-Dollar Problem of Slow Microservices Testing

Shifting integration tests from the slow outer loop to the rapid inner loop can transform development processes in organizations.
A VP of platform engineering highlighted losing about half a million dollars monthly due to their broken testing process.
Their integration testing was disconnected from the PR review process, leading to significant productivity losses.
The traditional solution of spinning up more environments was deemed costly and ineffective in solving the fundamental problem.
Microservice architectures create a dilemma for engineering teams, balancing scalability with diminishing developer productivity.
The outer loop of integrating changes, running full system tests, and deploying becomes a major productivity killer.
Challenges in the outer loop include an integration bottleneck, context switch penalties, and waiting times due to access controls.
Traditional approaches like creating more environments are not scalable and lead to bottlenecks and productivity drains.
A modern approach using tenancy-based environments with service mesh technology can dramatically improve testing efficiency.
By providing isolated testing environments for every pull request, organizations can enhance developer productivity and software quality.
Handling data isolation challenges is crucial, with shared databases and ephemeral database instances being viable solutions.

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AWS Cloud Automation with Python & Boto3

Python with boto3 is a powerful AWS automation tool for infrastructure provisioning, cost analysis, and more.
Installing boto3 and configuring AWS credentials is the first step towards AWS automation.
The article provides practical examples and steps for automating tasks like EC2 instance provisioning and AWS billing reporting with Python and boto3.
Automation with Python and boto3 simplifies AWS management, enhances efficiency, and reduces manual effort.

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KubeCon EU 2025: Aviatrix’s Enterprise Firewall for Kubernetes

Aviatrix will be demonstrating its new Kubernetes firewall at KubeCon+CloudNativeCon EU in London.
The Aviatrix Kubernetes Firewall brings enterprise-levels of control to Kubernetes cloud, multi-cloud, and hybrid cloud deployments.
Key features include granular identity-based security, unified hybrid and multicloud visibility, integrated security for VMs and Kubernetes, egress traffic control and compliance, and automated policy management.
The service works with Amazon Web Services, Azure, Google Cloud, and on-prem environments.

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How to Build a Strong QA Culture in DevOps

DevOps emphasizes speed and efficiency in software development, but quality is essential for success.
QA in DevOps ensures software meets quality standards throughout the development lifecycle.
Key elements of a strong QA culture in DevOps include shift-left testing and continuous testing.
Cross-team collaboration between developers, QA engineers, and operations is crucial for a strong QA culture.
Automation, quality metrics, and monitoring play vital roles in maintaining quality in DevOps.
Steps to build a strong QA culture include educating teams, promoting peer reviews, and leveraging the right tools.
Advocating for TDD, fostering a blameless culture, and sustaining best practices are crucial for QA culture.
Regularly assessing and optimizing test effectiveness, encouraging exploratory testing, and supporting cross-functional skill growth are key for sustaining a QA culture.
QA should be integrated into every phase of development to deliver fast, reliable, and user-friendly software in DevOps.
Continuous learning and leveraging resources like the DevOps E-Degree can enhance QA practices and contribute to DevOps success.

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