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GLPI 12.0.0-rc1 and Helm Chart 2.12.0: Subchart Modernization, Security Hardening, and High Availability
·769 palavras·4 minutos
EF-TECH releases Docker images for GLPI 12.0.0-rc1 and Helm Chart 2.12.0, introducing Valkey subchart support, external cache options, PDB/HPA for php-fpm and nginx, S3 backup CronJob, and enterprise security hardening.

Understanding P99 and Tail Latency: Why the Mean Lies and How to Eliminate Bottlenecks in Production
·2035 palavras·10 minutos
P99 (99th percentile) is one of the most critical metrics in Software Engineering, SRE, and Observability. Discover why averages mask outliers, how the fan-out effect in microservices amplifies slowness, and what architectural strategies — from aggressive timeouts to hedged requests and distributed tracing — solve tail latency.

Cloudflare OS: An Open Source Operating System for AI Agents
·879 palavras·5 minutos
Cloudflare OS is Cloudflare’s open source ‘operating system’ for AI agents: a workspace connected to your company’s internal systems, with an isolated runtime for code execution, zero-trust security by default via Gatekeepers, and support for any model through AI Gateway. Here is how it works and how your company can adopt it.

Gateway API v1.6 — TCPRoute and UDPRoute Graduate to Standard
·740 palavras·4 minutos
Gateway API v1.6.0 is out. TCPRoute and UDPRoute graduate from Experimental to Standard in v1, giving workloads like databases, DNS, VoIP, gaming and IoT a portable way to route raw L4 traffic. The release also adds the new experimental XBackend resource and splits experimental APIs into the gateway.networking.x-k8s.io group.

Ansible CLI GitHub Action — Run Ansible Commands in Your CI/CD Pipeline
·604 palavras·3 minutos
Meet ansible-cli-github-action — a GitHub Action based on python:3.11-slim that bundles Ansible, pywinrm, and a full shell environment so you can run any Ansible CLI command (ansible, ansible-playbook, ansible-galaxy, etc.) directly in your GitHub Actions workflows. Supports Windows via WinRM, Linux via SSH, and self-hosted runners.

