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Category Archives: Editorial
Kubernetes is Cool, But …
Kubernetes is cool, and I think it’s really useful in helping us scale and manage multiple systems easily in a fault-tolerant way. Actually, I don’t think Kubernetes per se is important itself; more it seems that the idea of some … Continue reading
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Republish: Learning from Exercise
I’m off today, in New York helping my daughter get ready for her college graduation and likely trying to pack up an apartment. While I lightly work, you get to re-read Learning from Exercise. Hopefully I find some time today … Continue reading
Multiple Display Productivity
It seems that when I travel to offices these days, it’s standard for most desk setups to have two monitors. I think all the desks at Redgate have a docking station and two monitors for people to use. They also … Continue reading
Are IT Certifications Still Relevant?
I’ve got a few certifications and quite a few more that have expired or aren’t relevant. Does anyone think Windows NT 4.0 or SQL Server 6.5 matter? If you need help in those areas, ask someone else. Unless you have … Continue reading
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