Adrian Bridgwater
Technology Journalist (semi-retired 2025) - British : American : European - I track 'developer & data' 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇪🇺
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Adrian Bridgwater
Data is distributed. Because we now work with data resources spread out across an inherently distributed topography, we need mechanisms that work with data in its various formats, locales, systems and workflows.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Adrian Bridgwater
Self-service is convenient. When it works properly, we know that self-service gasoline pumps, self-service supermarket checkouts and even self-service automated hot food and drink delivery machines are a speedy convenience that we have, in many cases, embraced as part of the fabric of our lives. In the world of software application development, self-service is also important.
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1 week ago |
cloudnativenow.com | Adrian Bridgwater
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has made statements this month in association with high-performance data platform company Synadia to underpin the future of the NATS project. Open source at its core, NATS is designed to enable secured real-time data exchange and communication across cloud computing environments spanning public resources, on-premises deployments and edge IoT worlds.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Adrian Bridgwater
Like concrete, software is a mix. Just as a good concrete typically features a cement mix of lime, silica and a variety of other chemical compounds mixed with a sand or gravel “aggregate” for bulk and strength; a good software service is built from a base kernel and has core code compounds that are bound to application programming interfaces and other points of interconnection. Both concrete and software can be galvanized for robust performance where needed.
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1 week ago |
techzine.eu | Adrian Bridgwater
Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) company Pulumi has created what it calls a “modern” Internal Developer Platform (IDP) for developer self-service functions with built-in security and compliance. In the race to provide IDP tools for the growing platform engineering space (which in some circles is lauded to overtake DevOps) – where software engineers build from backend toolchains, workflows and service layers as a default – the company is hoping to shake up cloud infrastructure delivery.
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