Kubernetes has become a popular way of deploying new distributed applications. This posts outlines why and what the implications are. Prefer to listen? Podcast version here.

When you’ve got a new feature to push, it’s tempting, but risky, to go straight to production. A ‘production lite’ staging environment can help you indulge yourself without affecting end users.

The tale behind scaling an IP lookup service to 10,000 requests per second on Heroku.

Try Redis 4.0 with HA and memory analysis features from RedisGreen.

OpenAI runs over 2,500 nodes using Kubernetes on Azure for its deep learning workloads. Here they share issues they’ve run into over the years.

Numerous AWS services support automatic scaling features but now there’s a single interface to set up alarms and actions for them.

Specify domain, path, if you need PHP, cache expiry times, and a few other settings to get some initial configuration suggestions.

How to build a scalable, mission-critical microservice infrastructure with Apache Kafka, its Streams API and Apache Mesos.

In case you haven’t seen it yet, we have another newsletter dedicated entirely to serverless architectures, tools like AWS Lambda, etc. Here’s the latest issue.