Listen in as DZone's research analyst Tom Smith chats with industry experts about how devs and ops teams go wrong with containers.

See what happens when one dev takes his first steps into the Linux kernel and discovers the usefulness of pipes.

There really isn’t anything else quite like perusing old pics to make you feel so absolutely past your prime – unless, of course, you’re the Internet.

In this post we take a look at Docker layers, taking a closer inspection of Docker's intermediate layers and how to clean your dangling images.

Though often used as a mechanism for cache, Redis can play many different roles in an microservices architecture, such as a full scale DB or message broker.

Between the two most popular cloud computing platforms being offered to enterprises, this developer makes the case for Microsoft's Azure over Amazon's AWS.

The St. Jude Cloud makes is possible for cancer researchers to both store their data in one central location and analyze it with groundbreaking tech.

While junior developers certainly have their places, junior DevOps engineers appear not to. This article examines why that is from a hiring perspective.

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A software engineer discusses the rise of microservices in 2018, why and how microservices and serverless architectures work so well together, and more.

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Machine learning skills are among the most coveted in the tech world today, though talent is in short supply. Udacity aims to close that gap.

When it comes to edge and cloud computing, they are not necessarily in competition with each other. Instead, the two technologies can complement each other.

In this post, we explore the IoC Container in Spring applications, what it is, how it works, and example code to get you started.

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Day 3 of the 2019 Game Developers Conference included announcements from Epic, Oculus, Nintendo, and Microsoft.

The one good thing about crossing over -Xmx in Java is that no one ever remembers. Processes can process in peace without the traumatic fear of being consumed.

Machine-learning models are notoriously susceptible to algorithmic bias, particularly when it comes to people of color, and this problem just got a lot worse.

This article demonstrates the power of Java enums by two ways to expand the functionality of enums that work despite the language limitations.

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Day 2 of the 2019 Game Developers Conference was dominated by the Google Stadia announcement. Tuesday also saw a new partnership between Unity and Tencent.

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An architect gives a tutorial on how devs and architects can work with the Open-Closed Principle when designing the architecture of microservices-based system.