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DevOps Platform under Cloud Native
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1. What Is Cloud Native Cloud native is a rapidly evolving field. In 2013, Pivotal proposed the concept of cloud native and has continued to interpret it. Below is Pivotal’s description of the characteristics of cloud-native architecture: 2015: 12-Factor, microservices-oriented, anti-fragile 2017: Observability, modularity, replaceability, disposability 2019: DevOps, continuous delivery, microservices, containers Many people’s first encounter with cloud native may have been through the CNCF.

The Cathedral and the Bazaar
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Author: Eric S. Raymond (US) Publisher: China Machine Press Original title: The Cathedral & the Bazaar: Musings on Linux and Open Source by an Accidental Revolutionary Translator: Wei Jianfan Publication Year: 2014-5 ISBN: 9787111452478 Notes: The cathedral metaphor stands for a closed development model in which a handful of experts create the work and do not release it until it is finished; the bazaar metaphor stands for an agile development model of collective effort and small, rapid steps.

Top-Down VS Bottom-Up
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In ToB Thinking at Large and Small Companies, I analyzed the ToB strategy of large companies in some detail; this post supplements the thinking on small companies’ ToB strategy from another angle. 1. What Is a ToB Service A commercial company usually maintains at least one value chain and makes its profit from it.

Write Technical Articles the Way You Write Code
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1. Writing Matters as Much as Writing Code From a behavioral standpoint, writing and coding are both typing; the only difference is that writing addresses people while coding addresses machines. Coding exists to control the state of a machine and make it transition according to preset instructions; writing exists to

DevOps Workshop Retrospective Summary
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1. What Is a Workshop A Workshop is a learning format centered on an experienced speaker in the field, guiding members to discuss a topic together through activities, discussion, talks, and other means. Compared with traditional formats, a Workshop has the following characteristics: More targeted A bit like a seminar, it can concentrate and fully discuss one class of problem.