Bruce Gain
DevOps. Security. Observability. Linux. Kubernetes. Sailing. ReveCom.
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1 month ago |
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain
Data lakes have become a critical component of many organizations’ hopes for business analytics, product execution, and observability. As organizations become aware of the importance of data lakes for observability, a widening chasm is emerging between those who can adequately take advantage of data lakes with the right platforms and those who cannot. In other words, data lakes have emerged as a necessity instead of the next shiny object for observability.
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1 month ago |
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain
Nix has been a work in progress for over a decade. Some say it will never live up to its promise of completely reproducible environments and workloads, along with the work that goes into NixOS as the associated Linux distribution. However, immense progress has been made. The fact that the project has been ongoing for so long attests to both the strong interest in the community and its prevailing certitude that, yes, it can be done in theory.
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2 months ago |
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain
Many, if not most, engineers and operations architects are well acquainted with the unfortunate conundrum of API sprawl, largely driven by BFF as a layer consisting of REST APIs. As the organization scales, the backend-for-frontend (BFF) pattern supporting the REST APIs can become unmanageable and certainly time consuming to separately update with code.
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2 months ago |
lxer.com | Jack Wallen |Loraine Lawson |David Eastman |Bruce Gain
There’s no debating that Linux is rife with choice. It doesn’t matter what application we’re talking about, Linux has multiple options for which to choose. On top of that, Linux makes it possible to get a highly customized workflow, so your operating system (and the apps you use) are uniquely you. One only need to examine how many different distribution and desktop environment combinations that are available. Some desktop environments even have flagship distributions used to show off what’s new.
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2 months ago |
thenewstack.io | Bruce Gain
New Relic has released what could be its most ambitious observability platform to date. Announced during the New Relic Now+ 2025 user’s conference in February, the company describes its New Relic Intelligent Observability Platform as an all-comprehensive observability solution that significantly lowers the threshold of adoption and use by nonoperations teams.
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