Arc Notes Weekly #64: Penultimate
Arc Notes Weekly #64: Penultimate
This week, we explore Kubernetes CPU dynamics, innovative program tracing techniques, effective strategies for intuitive documentation, and the architecture of serverless multi-tenant data systems.
This week, we explore Kubernetes CPU dynamics, innovative program tracing techniques, effective strategies for intuitive documentation, and the architecture of serverless multi-tenant data systems.
Enjoy this week's round-up!
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Articles
SpacetimeDB
Databases are the endgame for data-oriented design. Another one true way.
An intuitive documentation strategy
Discusses strategies for creating intuitive documentation, structured organization, and the use of automation to enhance clarity
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A deep dive into CPU requests and limits in Kubernetes
Datadog offers a comprehensive exploration of CPU requests and limits in Kubernetes, highlighting their critical role in container scheduling and application performance.
abracadabra: How does Shazam work? - Cameron MacLeod
All my favorite tracing tools: eBPF, QEMU, Perfetto, new ones I built and more - Tristan Hume
Extensive exploration of various tracing methods, including eBPF, QEMU, Perfetto.
Projects
GitHub - openbao/openbao at development
OSS HashiCorp Vault in early development
trippy
Very cool networking diagnostic tool.
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