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Let the Battle Begin  

Docker Swarm and Kubernetes both orchestrate container clusters, manage workloads, improve reliability, and automate the operation of distributed applications, but they are based on different architectures. We compare the two platforms, highlighting their benefits and downsides.

On the Right Path  

Virtiofs and Manila bring hypervisor-mediated shared storage to OpenStack, eliminating the need to put tenants on the Ceph network.

Launch!  

Create serverless containers with automatic scaling, a clear-cut cost structure, and easy deployment without the Kubernetes overhead.

This Message Will Self-Destruct  

An ephemeral communication approach promises a solution to the persistent lifecycle of sensitive data by resorting to messages that self-destruct after being read.

Lifeline  

Quality-of-service systems help prioritize scarce resources and keep critical services running with efficient bandwidth management.

Full Throttle  

Pogocache in-memory database aims to be faster than its competitors and offers a very quick setup.

Checking the Box  

The certigo utility checks the certificate chain, and the command-line output tells you who issued which certificates when, pointing out any ambiguities.

Cool and Collected  

Centralized logging for today's large scalable platforms is a challenge, especially if Kubernetes is involved. Loki, Grafana, SeaweedFS, and the LogQL query language promise a solution that avoids heavyweight tools.

Shapeshifter  

PlatyPS simplifies the complex approach of adding help content to PowerShell modules by converting Markdown files into the PowerShell MAML format.

Ready to Go  

The serverless Google Cloud Run application platform is a lightweight alternative to Kubernetes.
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