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    Graceful shutdown handlers fail when kill -9 strikes●You write a graceful shutdown handler in Node.js, Python, or Go. You catch SIGTERM and SIGINT , close your database connMmastodonTechnologySoftware413 h ago

    Developers are discussing a common gap in software reliability: applications written in Node.js, Python, or Go often include shutdown handlers that catch SIGTERM and SIGINT, close database connections, flush files, and exit cleanly. But these handlers never run when a process receives SIGINT's harsher cousin, kill -9, or when Kubernetes force-kills a container after a timeout, leaving cleanup unfinished and potentially corrupting state.

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    c't workshop covers observability for Kubernetes systems●c’t-Workshop: Cloud-native Systeme im Griff: Observability fΓΌr Kubernetes Metriken, Logs und Distributed Traces: Der WorMmastodonWorld313 h ago

    German tech magazine c't is running a workshop on observability for cloud-native Kubernetes environments. The session covers metrics, logs and distributed tracing using the Grafana stack tools Loki, Tempo and Mimir, teaching participants how to detect misbehavior and narrow down root causes in complex containerized systems.

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    Percona University Brings Database Tech Insights to Montevideo●Percona University was an amazing day in Montevideo, Uruguay. Emerging database tech insights ft. Coroot monitoring # MiMmastodonTechnologySoftware12 d ago

    Percona University took place in Montevideo, Uruguay, drawing attendees for a day of talks on emerging database technologies, with observability tool Coroot among the featured topics. Organisers and participants shared thanks and enthusiasm afterwards, describing the event as an amazing day. One attendee even showcased a related homelab setup running Kubernetes on Raspberry Pis.

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    HariKube pitches petabyte-scale versioned state machine for Kubernetesβ—πŸ’‘ HariKube, in one sentence:;HariKube is a petabyte-scale, versioned state machine with Kubernetes... # ai # kubernetesMmastodonTechnologySoftware322 h ago

    HariKube is being described as a petabyte-scale, versioned state machine built around Kubernetes, aimed at letting teams build services in days instead of weeks without glue code. The project is circulating in software and devops circles, with discussion touching Kubernetes, AI and programming communities. Few concrete details beyond the one-line pitch have circulated so far.

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    OpenClaw brings Kubernetes-style orchestration to AI agents●"Think of it as Kubernetes for agents": OpenClaw lands in the enterprise with Nvidia and Red Hat on boardβœ‰newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    OpenClaw is positioning itself in the enterprise market with backing from Nvidia and Red Hat, described as a Kubernetes-like orchestration layer for AI agents. The comparison suggests it aims to manage fleets of autonomous agents the way Kubernetes manages containers, an emerging infrastructure category as companies deploy agents at scale.

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