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A deep-dive into Fuchsia

Von Anna-Lena Marx|2021-05-05T18:10:15+00:0005. Mai 2021|

Tag along on my deep dive into Google's mysterious Fuchsia project with a special emphasis on its Zircon microkernel.

A year ago, I finished my master’s thesis on Zircon, the microkernel which is developed by Google for their mysterious new open source operating system: Fuchsia

Transparent User Authentication in Azure Using Istio

Von Maximilian Bischoff|2021-05-03T08:45:13+00:0029. April 2021|

This article shows how to realize transparent user authentication for an authentication-unaware application using Istio and Azure Active Directory. It explores what exactly Istio has to offer for end-user authentication, what you must build yourself and how to do it.

In this blog article I will show you how to realize transparent user authentication for an authentication-unaware application using

Set the Kernels Free – Remote Kernels for Jupyter Notebooks & Spark

Von Rafal Lokuciejewski|2021-04-28T09:32:06+00:0027. April 2021|

In this blog we discuss how to improve interactive development and data science with Apache Spark by enabling remote kernels with Jupyter Enterprise Gateway. Remote kernels offer several advantages in terms of scalability, stability and user encapsulation.

According to the Data Science Survey conducted by JetBrains in 2018, Jupyter/IPython notebooks are the most popular tool in the category IDEs and Editors among data s

How to Set Up a K3s Cluster on WireGuard

Von Christoph Petrausch|2021-04-26T16:39:28+00:0027. April 2021|

This blog post is a tutorial on how to set up a WireGuard network using Raspberry Pis for a K3s cluster, with each device connected to a central cloud virtual machine (VM).

This blog post is a tutorial on how to set up a WireGuard network using Raspberry Pis for a K3s cluster, with each device connected to a central cloud virtual machine

Distributed Ledger Technology: Private Blockchains

Von Björn Michael Solvan Theilmann|2021-04-26T12:41:52+00:0026. April 2021|

This blog article takes a look at private blockchains, which are permissioned and usually operated by a single organization that creates the possibility of new use cases especially for industry, banks and governments.

In this blog article, we will have a look into private blockchains, which are permissioned and usually operated by a single organization that creates the possibility

Managing Stakeholders in a Multi-Product Environment

Von Tobias Maasland|2021-04-21T17:38:11+00:0021. April 2021|

When working with multiple different products and in turn with many stakeholders with only one team, it proved helpful for us to sometimes reflect on the products and stakeholders. The classical Stakeholder Matrix was a bit too rigid for this purpose. Introducing: the Stakeholder Heatmap.

When working as a team on multiple different products with many stakeholders, it proved helpful for us to sometimes reflect on the products and stakeholders. The clas

ITO Techday Review

Von Henning Eggers|2021-04-20T16:16:55+00:0020. April 2021|

Das inovex IT-Engineering & Operations Team (ITO) hat sich zum jährlichen Techday zusammengefunden. Dieses Jahr wurde über einen Tag remote in gemeinsamen Coding Sessions an Einsatzmöglichkeiten des Raspberry Pi 4 gearbeitet.

Im IT-Engineering-&-Operations-Team (ITO) von inovex beschäftigen wir uns täglich mit Cloud-Technologien, Kubernetes-Clustern, DevOps Tooling und IT-Operations im

Distributed Ledger Technology: Public Blockchains

Von Björn Michael Solvan Theilmann|2021-04-26T11:28:43+00:0019. April 2021|

This blog post takes a look into the young history of public blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum as well as the problems and opportunities they provider future use cases – including fungible and non-fungible tokens.

In this blog post we will have a short look into the young history of public blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Public stands for permissionless and means that ev

Meetup AI-enabled Apps Q&A: Eure Fragen beantwortet

Von inovex|2021-04-16T10:09:20+00:0016. April 2021|

Unser Meetup „AI-enabled Apps am Beispiel spotsize.io” hat sich um die Verwendung neuer Technologien, wie der 3D-Objektklassifizierung mit Smartphones, gedreht. Dabei gab es wie immer viele interessante Fragen aus dem Publikum, die wir euch hier nochmal ausführlich beantworten möchten.

Unser Meetup „AI-enabled Apps am Beispiel spotsize.io” am 23.03.2021 hat sich um die Verwendung neuer Technologien, wie der 3D-Objektklassifizierung mit Smartphones,

Introduction to ioFog

Von Bernhard Willinger|2021-04-09T11:34:40+00:0012. April 2021|

ioFog is an edge computing platform for deploying and managing microservices. In this blog post I want to show you how to set up an ioFog network with its basic components.

ioFog is an edge computing platform for deploying and managing microservices. It is backed by several contributors, most notably the Eclipse Foundation. In this blog

Better User Experience: Removing Animations for People Troubled by Motion (CSS / Angular)

Von Matthias Reuter|2021-04-01T13:12:57+00:0006. April 2021|

When building websites we not only try to deliver a solid, tested and maintainable solution, we also always strive for a great user experience. For some users who are troubled by motion when looking at websites this means restricting or even removing animations. This article shows to create a fitting solution.

When building websites we not only try to deliver a solid, tested and maintainable solution, we also always strive for a great user experience. For some users who are

Meetup Team-Agilisierung Q&A: Eure Fragen beantwortet!

Von inovex|2021-03-30T12:40:02+00:0030. März 2021|

Bei unserem Meetup „Wie kann ich mein Team agilisieren?” am 12.03.2021 gab es aus dem Publikum viele interessante Fragen, die wir euch hier nochmal ausführlich beantworten möchten.

Bei unserem Meetup „Wie kann ich mein Team agilisieren?” am 12.03.2021 gab es aus dem Publikum viele interessante Fragen, die wir euch hier nochmal ausführlich beantw

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