Showing posts with label CI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CI. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 04, 2015

Links of the day 04/11/2015: Intel ISA-L , Linux Kernel userland page fault handling, Evolution of CI at stratoscale

  • ISA-L : brief introduction to the Intel Intelligent Storage Acceleration Library (ISA-L). Some nice feature for erasure code in there [intel 01 website]
  • Evolution of CI at Stratoscale : How the development team develops, tests, deploys and operates it. How do we get tens of developers to work productively at a high velocity while maintaining system cohesion and quality? How can we tame the inherent complexity of such a distributed system? How do we continuously integrate, test, deploy and operate it? How do we take devops to the limit? And just how tasty is our own dog food?
  • Userfaultfd : Nice to see the code making it into the upstream release for user land page fault resolution.


Monday, November 10, 2014

Links of the day 10 - 11 - 2014

Today's links 10/11/2014: cluster CI , DHT, Multiqueues, blockchain ssh key pki
  • Cluster Runner: fast easy test feedback for your continuous integration system. Its always a challenge to retain speed and agility as your test and team growth. Cluster Runner helps solve that. 
  • DHT routing table maintenance: performance improvements of the DHT by the bitorrent crowd
  • MultiQueues : multiple sequential priority queues that outperform previous more complicated data structures
  • emcssh : blockchain based secure, decentralized management of PKI.

Tuesday, September 09, 2014

Links of the day : 09 - 09 - 2014

Today's links : #Docker, #bittrorrent, #xeon, #intel, #CI


Monday, September 08, 2014

Links of the day 08 - 09 - 2014

Today's link : text indexing, CI, code analysis and electronics.

  • bleve : modern text indexing for Go with loosely equivalent structure to lucene
  • Continuous Integration illustrated  : if you want to explain to your kids what you do all day :) 
  • srclib : is a polyglot code analysis library, built with hackability in mind.
  • All about circuits : everything you ever wanted to learn about electricity and electronics