AWS re:invent announcement. Among that caught my eye:-

* Bring your own runtime to Lambda - let us specify base AMI image to execute Lambda function.
* AWS Control Tower - allow managing multiple aws accounts in organization.
* AWS Managed Blockchain ... what the ... ?

Some thought on Control Tower:-

It look like using separate AWS account to isolate environment and user access is not something uncommon anymore. I guess this is what happened when you have permission system as complex as aws, people simply gave up and just use a totally separate account rather than risk up misconfiguring the permission and end up giving unwanted access.

https://serverless.com/blog/reinvent-2018-serverless-announcements/

As our systems scale, we need more complexity, which inherently increases exponentially over time. The need for understanding and navigating this complexity also increases. Chaos engineering is a discipline that allows us to refine, recalibrate, and navigate the understanding of our systems through intentional and careful experimentation in the form of failure injection. This greater understanding ultimately leads to a better experience for our customers and better outcomes for our businesses.

https://www.infoq.com/minibooks/emag-chaos-engineering

hi everyone. we're hiring in malaysia. I'm looking for Golang and ReactNative engineers. pls fwd it to relevant channels. thx. https://github.com/WhatsHalal/jobs

Chrome 70 come with Desktop Progressive Web Applications (PWA) support on Linux and Windows. Support for MacOS is due in version 72.

https://medium.com/dailyjs/goodbye-electron-hello-desktop-pwas-f316b8f39882

We will be running a Rust(lang) January meetup next Wednesday (9/1/2019) at 7PM.
Venue: Tuxuri MSC Office
Topics/Speakers:
Shulhi Sapli to share Closures in Rust (and maybe Rust and Haskell)
Ivan Tham on Rust to NPM
If time permits, we will run a Rust vs $yourFavouriteLang side-by-side programming to solve a programming puzzle
Further information please check
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfvtYDn7D6ODZK1ku_VzpSNIG8TJiKR-ukVYddvaEc8k1diQA/viewform

Currently live.

New to Python and wish to start learning it? Learn from the people who have been using it to build solutions.

Join us in an introductory workshop conducted by StudiMy on "101 Beginning Python", the first part of the beginner series.

https://learnpython101.peatix.com/

Hi Admin, pls help post the msg below in the group:

Hi all, a local company is looking to recruit developers with Deep Learning / AI skills. Preferably with Masters degree. No experience needed - just good skills & strong passion! Location is in PJ. Pls PM @Rexx38 with CV if you know anyone interested. Tq

Useful tools for quick mockup to communicate your ideas.

https://github.com/jdittrich/quickMockup

Sejarah perkembangan container seperti Docker yang popular sekarang. Ianya bermula sejak tahun 70-an lagi dengan pengenalan Unix chroot system call, seterusnya FreeBSD Jail dan Open Solaris Zone sekitar tahun 2000 dan 2004.

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Container-based technology has experienced a recent revival, and is becoming adopted at an explosive rate. For those that are new to the conversation, containers offer a way to virtualize an operating system. This virtualization isolates processes, providing limited visibility and resource utilization to each, such that the processes appear to be running on separate machines. In short, allowing more applications to run on a single machine. Here is a brief timeline of key moments in
container history.

Join @devkini channel for more relevant insight and news on software development and system operations (#devops). #docker

http://pivotal.io/platform/infographic/moments-in-container-history

Ikuti sesi pembelajaran live Docker daripada saudara Hanafiah Yahya.

https://hanafiahyahya.blogspot.com/2019/01/live-001-belajar-docker-siri-1.html

Hermo will be having an internship program beginning April until June. If you have internship program between these months, send an email to irfan@hermo.my — you can read the deck at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QY347R3DBmMqRIVcyhUnnJSVypr2JjiI522q0e3-Af4/edit#slide=id.p

meet Pratik Karki from Nepal who work on better git rebase as part of Google Summer of Code last year. Let's thank him for making git faster. His blog also a treasure of knowledge and experiences.

https://prertik.me/post/git-an-unexpected-journey/.

https://mobile.twitter.com/k4ml/status/1099949902199582721

https://github.com/jdittrich/quickMockup

Quite handy little tools.