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Music Therapy in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: A Center’s Experience with Program Development, Implementation, and Preliminary Outcomes
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The New DigitalOcean Kubernetes High Availability Control Plane, now with a 99.95% SLA
In less than a minute watch how to enable High Availability on new DigitalOcean Clusters with the UI, doctl CLI, and terraform.
Managing Kubernetes Secrets
There are many ways to keep your application API keys, tokens, and passwords confidential in Kubernetes, but choosing the right technique can feel overwhelming. Explore the benefits of using an external secrets provider like HashiCorp Vault. We’ll compare and contrast two techniques for using Vault to store and share secrets with a Kubernetes cluster. You’ll come away from this talk with a better understanding of how to use Vault to manage secrets in Kubernetes.
Best Practices in Monitoring a Kubernetes Cluster With Prometheus, Grafana and Loki
If you’re responsible for a Kubernetes cluster, it’s important to know how to monitor its health and troubleshoot problems. Learn how to collect metrics from your cluster, setup alerts, and send notifications to the right people when something goes wrong.
3 Ways to Spin Up a Kubernetes Cluster
Building blocks to create a repeatable Kubernetes deployment process for all of your infrastructure needs. Examine the pros and cons between simple and fast, vs. more technical but repeatable infrastructure as code. Resources: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tech_talks/3-ways-to-spin-up-a-kubernetes-cluster Presented By Kim Schlesinger, Developer Advocate, DigitalOcean – – – – – – – – Watch more talks from deploy: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tags/deploy-2021 New to DigitalOcean?
How to Deploy Your Application or Microservice on Kubernetes
Migrating containerized workloads to Kubernetes? See which Kubernetes resources work best, and how you can get multiple replicas of your application running simply, and quickly.
The Unnamed Privilege of Deep Work
In my last blog post, I wrote about how I’ve developed some new work habits after reading Cal Newport’s book Deep Work. Applying the techniques have transformed how I approach challenging projects at work and in my spare time, and I’m reading, writing, and creating more than ever before. Although Deep Work motivated me to change my habits, as I was reading the book, I noticed a quiet and persistent voice in my head telling me this style of work might not be for me.
Deep Work
Deep Work For the last fifteen weeks, I have been slowly tearing down and rebuilding my schedule and habits to support the style of work that Cal Newport describes in his 2016 book Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World. Although this is the first time I’ve read the book, I’ve been familiar with Newport and his ideas about learning and productivity for several years.
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