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Containers Make Applications More Secure, Reports Say

A pair of new reports claim that deploying applications within containers can help enterprises improve security. The first report, from analyst firm Gartner, says, containers are better than bare-metal because

Walmart’s OneOps Could Merge With OpenStack

Walmart is talking about having its OneOps cloud computing management technology become part of the OpenStack project. At an OpenStack event in New York, Andrew Mitry, Walmart’s lead cloud engineer,

Validating Dynamic Arrays

When you have a dynamic array that has no dimensions defined yet in VB, trying to get its lower or upper bound raises an error (#9 – Subscript out of

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Agile Build Environments Require Testing

Building software used to be simple. You worked on one system with one executable. You compiled the executable and if the compilation passed, you could run your executable and play

Microsoft Buys AI Startup Genee

Tech vendors continue to snap up artificial intelligence (AI) startups at a rapid pace. Today, it’s Microsoft purchasing Genee, which uses natural language processing and decision-making algorithms to perform some

Google Cloud Databases Now Generally Available

Google’s cloud computing service has announced that three of its cloud databases have exited beta and are now ready for general use. Cloud SQL Second Generation, Cloud Datastore and Cloud

.NET Framework to Get Updates on Patch Tuesday

Microsoft is changing the way that it handles patches and updates for its .NET Framework. Beginning in October, it will release a monthly rollup on “Patch Tuesday,” the second Tuesday

Doing Upserts with the Help of MERGE

There will be times that you encounter a situation where you have to update a row, if it exists, or create a new row if the certain data is not

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Are Design Patterns Really Useful?

Design patterns are solutions or approaches to situations that appear often when developing software. They were introduced to the software engineering community at large by the seminal Gang of Four

AWS Encourages Microservices, Lambda Architecture

At an event in New York City, Amazon Web Services (AWS) CTO Werner Vogels said, “We will never stop” building up Amazon’s cloud computing services. He pointed to recent initiatives

Fujitsu Technology Speeds Deep Learning

Fujitsu has announced that researchers at Fujitsu Labs have discovered a way to speed deep learning dramatically. According to the company, its new software accomplishes learning tasks 46 percent faster

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Eventual Consistency

The CAP theorem (also known as Brewer’s theorem) of distributed systems says that you can have two out of these three: Consistency Availability Partitioning Consistency means that you have the

Intel Buys AI Startup Nervana Systems

Another day, another story about a large tech company acquiring an artificial intelligence (AI) startup. Today, it’s Intel buying deep learning company Nervana Systems. According to Recode’s sources, the deal

New U.S. Government Policy Promotes Open Source

On Monday, U.S. government CIO Tony Scott and chief acquisition officer Anne E Rung laid out a new federal policy that encourages government agencies to open source their code. Scott

Liquid Web Buys Rackspace’s Cloud Sites Unit

For some time, rumors have suggested that all or part of the cloud computing company Rackspace might be for sale. Now the company has confirmed some of those reports by

Error Log with USING & Try Catch

It is always a good idea writing exception details to an Error Log. You can refer to this file to determine a certain exception pattern, or track it down to

Apple Buys AI Startup Turi

GeekWire is reporting that Apple has purchased a Seattle-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm called Turi. (Turi was formerly known as Dato and GraphLab.) “Sources close to the deal” tell the