Tired of endless Kubernetes optimization? Why not relieve your fatigue with cute little tortoises.
@sanposhiho
explains why Mercari gave up on manual Kubernetes resource optimization, and how the new tool "Tortoise" was introduced.
Tired of endless Kubernetes optimization? Why not relieve your fatigue with cute little tortoises.
@sanposhiho
explains why Mercari gave up on manual Kubernetes resource optimization, and how the new tool "Tortoise" was introduced.
www.thoughtworks.com/radar
I would say that we can refer to it to some extent, but we shouldn't justify the trend based on that.
I believe we can also get the most out of this by analyzing historical transitions.
www.thoughtworks.com/radar
I would say that we can refer to it to some extent, but we shouldn't justify the trend based on that.
I believe we can also get the most out of this by analyzing historical transitions.
https://engineering.mercari.com/en/blog/entry/20230810-mercaris-passkey-adoption/
https://engineering.mercari.com/en/blog/entry/20230810-mercaris-passkey-adoption/
This project started just about a year ago. At that time, there were no T2D nodes in the Japan region. So, first of all, we had to start negotiating with GCP. (I was concurrently working as an Engineering Manager of Platform Infra.)
This project started just about a year ago. At that time, there were no T2D nodes in the Japan region. So, first of all, we had to start negotiating with GCP. (I was concurrently working as an Engineering Manager of Platform Infra.)
Sometimes we would consider these returned surveys a form of popularity indicator for the event. We learned that was often a mistake too – how many people respond often has no correlation to the quality – for better or worse – of the event.
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I would like to share this point.
Sometimes we would consider these returned surveys a form of popularity indicator for the event. We learned that was often a mistake too – how many people respond often has no correlation to the quality – for better or worse – of the event.
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I would like to share this point.