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atlassian.com ·
Update on the Atlassian outage affecting some customers (opens in a new tab)This incident remains the top priority for my engineering team and for our entire company.
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ntweekly.com ·
Resize an AKS Deployment Persistent Volume Claim (PVC) – Learn IT And DevOps Daily (opens in a new tab) -
newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com ·
The Scoop: Inside the Longest Atlassian Outage of All Time (opens in a new tab)Hundreds of companies have no access to JIRA, Confluence and Atlassian Cloud. What can engineering teams learn from the poor handling of this outage?
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theregister.com ·
At last, Atlassian sees an end to its outage – in two weeks • The Register (opens in a new tab) -
devblogs.microsoft.com ·
Introducing Central Package Management - The NuGet Blog (opens in a new tab) -
jasonwatmore.com ·
.NET 5.0 API - Allow CORS requests from any origin and with credentials | Jason Watmore's Blog (opens in a new tab)This is a quick post to show how to configure a .NET 5.0 API to allow CORS requests from any origin as well as with credentials.
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sysdig.com ·
Understanding Kubernetes pod evicted and scheduling problems (opens in a new tab)Pod evicted and pod pending issues are side effects of K8s quotas,caused by a lack of planning. Learn how to mitigate this problem with your pod setup.
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microsoft.github.io ·
C# Code Reviews - Code With Engineering Playbook (opens in a new tab) -
sysdig.com ·
How to troubleshoot Kubernetes OOM and CPU Throttle – Sysdig (opens in a new tab)Managing Kubernetes OOM can be a challenge. In this article, we will help you to detect common issues related to the resource usage and set fair quotas.
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backstage.io ·
New Backstage feature: Kubernetes for Service owners · Backstage Software Catalog and Developer Platform (opens in a new tab)TLDR; We’re rethinking the Kubernetes developer experience with a new feature: a Kubernetes monitoring tool that’s designed around the needs of service owners, not cluster admins. Now developers can easily check the health of their services no matter how or where those services are deployed — whether it’s on a local host for testing or in production on dozens of clusters around the world.