Twitter is handling 200GB of images being uploaded every second. Here’s a brief look at how they handle it, and how it used to work back in 2012.

If you’re not yet using WebPageTest to run performance tests on your Web pages, this short, well produced video by Addy Osmani should convince you to give it a go.

One of the (many) intriguing parts of the WhatsApp story is that it has achieved such enormous scale with such a tiny team.

In this free Codeship eBook you will learn which AWS services are integrated with Docker. We’ll show you step-by-step how to use AWS for hosting your own registries.

‘Programmable infrastructure’ is an emerging method in which the practices and tools of DevOps are being extended into managing system operations as well.

A very thorough guide to how Docker can improve the way you build, test, and deploy Go webapps.

A perfect practical introduction to Docker for Web developers who’ve not yet used it in any capacity.

The average Web page weight now equals that of the original DOOM game install from the 90s.

A look at how and why teams are looking at ways to weave applications together out of ephemeral application components running dynamically in the cloud.

Microsoft’s container scheduling and orchestration solution, Azure Container Service, is now generally available and is ‘built on 100% open source software’.

DEEP is a full-stack web framework for building cloud-native applications using a microservice architecture.

A technical look at an unusual issue that was causing CloudFlare downloads to crawl for certain users. One for the TCP and networking fans.