In this new digest you’ll find latest news, updates and recommendations about cloud-native architecture, patterns and anti-patterns in distributed systems and microservices. It’s official: Apache Kafka 2.3 has been released! Micronaut 1.1 GA has been released. You can find more details here. Apache Dubbo, a Java-Based RPC Framework, Graduates to Top-Level Project Project Loom: Lightweight […]
Learn MoreJuly 2nd: The Potential of Peer Groups As we head into the 4th of July to celebrate America’s Independence, I’m reminded of the potential and the power that comes from unity and fellowship. Nearly two and a half centuries ago, representatives from the Thirteen Colonies signed the Declaration of Independence and declared that the Continental Congress was and […]
Learn MoreJune 16th: Mixed Emotions – Technology and Artificial Intelligence To celebrate Father’s Day, I spent this past weekend with my kids at Woodloch – a kid-friendly lake resort in Pennsylvania. It was a great for a quick get-away, and I highly recommend it. During our stay I came across a poster on the wall which contained a […]
Learn MoreMay was pretty quiet, but the JVM/cloud world is moving forward. Gloo is a feature-rich, Kubernetes-native ingress controller, and next-generation API gateway. Pivotal continues improvement of Spring Cloud Data Flow and releases 2.1 GA version. This lib got few major updates in a last month and seems it’s priority for Pivotal Git 2.22 released Microsoft […]
Learn MoreJune 4th: What I learned at A-Fest Portugal Last week I spent some time in the beautiful southern region of Algarve, Portugal for a global conference known as A-Fest, hosted by Mindvalley. Each year, the event hosts an invite-only community of 2000+ people from 50+ countries to step away from the daily grind and come together to connect, […]
Learn MoreMay 21st: Can there be compassion in code? Compassion is defined as feeling or showing empathy and concern for others. It literally means “to suffer together,” and amongst researchers, is known as the feeling that arises when you are confronted with another’s suffering and then feel compelled to relieve it. Though I hope you’ve never experienced any form of suffering throughout […]
Learn More