Benjamen Pyle
@benjamenpyle
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Uniquely genuine and resourceful Technology creator | Cloud Consultant | Public Speaker | Golfer | @pylecloudtech
Joined September 2022
Really excited to see this come together. It's 100% not done, but it feels good to hang the ole digital shingle out there. Thanks to everyone who's been a part or helped us on this journey.
We still have a ways to go, but we are excited to announce version 1.0 of our website and our logo. More to come but an exciting day for sure!.
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I had such an amazing time at QConSF last year and am thankful for the opportunity.
High Performance Serverless with Rust by @benjamenpyle.
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My journey through Kubernetes, Istio, EKS, and all things Rust continues. Enjoy!.
binaryheap.com
Using Istio as an API Gateway provides consistency when paired with Istio as a Service Mesh. Let's see how this comes together with EKS
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I love making systems more reliable so I can focus on building new features and not fighting fires. A service mesh can help me do just that. Here's something I wrote that highlights 4 strong benefits to putting a service mesh into your application.
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A service mesh can improve many aspects of your containerized applications. Here are 4 ways that system's benefit right out of the gate.
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If I was building a web application from scratch, I'd most likely pick Kubernetes to host my backend service code. I'd choose running it in EKS and I'd be building the backend with Rust and probably Axum. I'd opt for this over hosting my API behind API Gateway with Lambda.
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I've been wanting to put some content out lately around working with Kubernetes and this article is a gentle introduction to using Helm to build Kubernetes Resources. #kubernetes #devops #automation.
binaryheap.com
Managing resource definitions in Kubernetes can be tricky. By levering Helm to Chart an Extensible Course, you can remove some complexity
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If you are like me and can't keep straight what type of coding you are doing . don't worry about the name, lingo, or label. Who cares. Just do what's productive and makes you happy. Labels are fine to categorize but can be dangerous when treated as hard boundaries and then can.
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So excited to have this released. Thanks to the Laravel team for making this happen. And for FusionAuth for building a great product!.
Come for the Simplicity, Stay for the Extensibility: Identity with FusionAuth posted by @benjamenpyle.
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I'm going to open a Software Garage. It's where companies bring me their beat up and old projects, destroyed by bad AI mechanics. My specialty will be in Restorations, focusing on "Classic" era projects built before 2021.
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Interesting. I'm not a huge user of TypeScript for more than console tools and AWS CDK, but these improvements are not inconsequential. Also interesting that they are leaning into Golang to make it happen.
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Embarking on a native port of the existing TypeScript compiler and toolset to achieve a 10x performance speed-up.
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This is the point where Tiger isn't winning anymore on the PGA Tour. I get "you can't bet against", but the sure money is on no. Another surgery. Love the guy and what he's done, but he's a ceremonial figure now. I don't know if he has the body to play the Champions Tour. He.
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