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Git 2.55's reftable backend creates 10,000 refs in 40ms instead of 650ms
Git's reftable ref backend cut a 10,000-branch bulk write from up to 650ms to about 40ms and shrank the ref store from 40MB to 272KB. Push 150 concurrent writers at it and roughly 40% failed outright with the default lock timeout.
Two weeks of serving Markdown to agents, straight from the nginx logs
Since early September, every public page of our website has had a Markdown twin, reachable by header...
DEPLOYING AN AZURE LINUX VM WITH TERRAFORM AND AZURE REMOTE STATE
What if you could build an entire Azure server environment without opening the Azure Portal and...
AWS access keys are easy to forget. I built a view to make them obvious.
AWS access keys are really easy to create and really easy to forget about. A developer creates one...
How to Calculate DB Connection Pools for Auto-Scaling
When your application auto-scales, your database connections can quickly saturate. If your service...
I Killed My Report Script Mid-Write. The Output File Never Noticed.
SIGTERM halfway through a CSV write: exit 143, the temp file gone, yesterday's complete output untouched. The four lines that do it — mktemp, trap EXIT, atomic mv — and the one careful-looking ordering that turns exit 3 into exit 0.