InfoWorld Daily

November 25, 2019

Kubernetes meets the real world

The container orchestration tool Kubernetes continues to gain momentum as enterprises leap from pilot projects to production. Here's how Bloomberg, News UK, and the travel data provider Amadeus are putting Kubernetes to work Read more ▶

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•	Microsoft KEDA brings event-driven scaling to Kubernetes

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Why SaaS-based AI training will be a game changer

As machine learning engines multiply, we see the benefits of having them train each other, versus using limited training data we may or may not have Read more ▶

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How to use default interface methods in C# 8.0

Take advantage of default interface methods in C# 8.0 to add new methods to an interface without breaking existing implementations Read more ▶

6 best programming languages for AI development

Which programming language should you pick for your machine learning or deep learning project? These are your best options Read more ▶

Get started with async in Python

Learn how to use asynchronous programming in Python to get more done in less time, without waiting Read more ▶

Open source transparency comes to root of trust hardware

Contrary to conventional wisdom, an open source approach like Google's OpenTitan could ensure that roots of trust stay trustworthy Read more ▶

Microsoft KEDA brings event-driven scaling to Kubernetes

With KEDA, Kubernetes can scale containers on demand based on pending messages in event queues such as Apache Kafka or RabbitMQ Read more ▶

Dart 2.6 brings native compilation to the desktop

A new extension to the Dart compiler set allows you to create self-contained executables for Linux, MacOS, and Windows Read more ▶

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