Poseidon @PoseidonCode

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Poseidon @PoseidonCode

a year ago

A new article about Understanding Event Throttling and Event Debouncing in C# link.medium.com/MlGxxWR4SMb

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a year ago

I just published A Comprehensive Guide to DevOps Essential Tools and Frameworks — Part 5 link.medium.com/eYRncR8VUJb

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a year ago

I just published A Comprehensive Guide to DevOps Essential Tools and Frameworks — Part 4 link.medium.com/TYRSJJ5LSJb

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a year ago

No more swagger, OpenAPI is the replacement in .NET 9 github.com/dotnet/aspnetc…

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a year ago

Beyond Docker: Exploring Buildah and Podman for Container workflows linkedin.com/pulse/beyond-d…

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a year ago

I just published A Comprehensive Guide to DevOps Essential Tools and Frameworks — Part 3 link.medium.com/tcdmuD2JtJb

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a year ago

I just published A Comprehensive Guide to DevOps Essential Tools and Frameworks — Part 2 link.medium.com/k3fVWUuspJb

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a year ago

I just published A Comprehensive Guide to DevOps Essential Tools and Frameworks — Part 1 link.medium.com/8mjBt9PinJb

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a year ago

LoRaWAN can cover distances of several kilometers: Ideal conditions (rural, clear line of sight): Up to 10 km (6.2 mi) Typical urban environment: 3 km (1.8 mi) Dense urban environment: 1 km (0.6 mi)

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LoRa, short for Long Range, is a radio modulation technology designed for low-power, wide-area networks (LPWANs). It enables long-range communication links that are highly efficient in terms of power consumption, making it ideal for Internet of Things (IoT) applications.

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a year ago

LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network), a groundbreaking technology that is revolutionizing the way we connect devices and enable IoT applications with its long-range, low-power capabilities and secure communication protocols.

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Poseidon @PoseidonCode

a year ago

We just published the article The LoRaWAN Connectivity Revolution : Connecting the Unconnected on medium link.medium.com/X95sFAqxlJb

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a year ago

K8S V1.30 New Features: Enhanced Volume Restore Security : Unauthorized changes to volume modes during snapshot restoration are now prevented. This strengthens data security by requiring explicit permissions from cluster admins for any volume mode modifications during restore.

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a year ago

K8S V1.30 New Features: Automatic Volume Recovery After Restart - K8S can now automatically recover volume info after a kubelet restart or machine reboot. This eliminates the need for manual intervention and ensures volumes are properly cleaned up, improving overall reliability.

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Poseidon @PoseidonCode

a year ago

Kubernetes version v1.30 is now available with name “Uwubernetes”. The name “Uwubernetes” combines “Kubernetes” with “UwU,” which is an emoticon symbolizing happiness and cuteness.

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a year ago

Kubernetes version v1.30 is now available which delivers a set of new enhancements, you can read more at medium.com/@ahmadmohey/ku…

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2 years ago

A Persistent Volume (PV) is a piece of storage in a cluster that an administrator has provisioned. It is a resource in the cluster. A persistent volume is a volume plug-in that has a lifecycle independent of any individual pod that uses the persistent volume.

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2 years ago

A schemaless database, also known as a non-relational database allows you to store data without a predefined schema. Unlike traditional relational databases with a fixed structure, schemaless databases offer flexibility to accommodate diverse and evolving data formats.

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2 years ago

Four pillars of OOP - No. 4 - Abstraction Focus on the "what" (functionality), not the "how" (implementation details).

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2 years ago

Four pillars of OOP - No. 3 - Polymorphism Polymorphism: Enable objects of different classes to respond to the same message in unique ways, for flexible behavior.