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python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Python Pandas基礎⑤ -データ集計（groupby）-	https://qiita.com/y-matsunaga/items/b49bea505411ddb4d977	groupby	2022-10-10 16:48:37
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	MetPyの単位変換	https://qiita.com/kasugab3621/items/69c66fae3623d7f081ba	metpy	2022-10-10 16:43:47
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Node-RED MCU EditionでLチカしてみた。	https://qiita.com/kitazaki/items/bac2b860b7d26fb450f4	noderedmcuedition	2022-10-10 16:28:51
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Outsourcing React JS Development Services	https://qiita.com/decipherzone/items/e4c46553979b9de904a5	possible	2022-10-10 16:08:07
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Laravel9で作成したアプリをAWSにデプロイする	https://qiita.com/wewe2022out/items/c181bd47f9fbe403473e	laravel	2022-10-10 16:56:48
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Laravel9で作成したアプリをAWSにデプロイする	https://qiita.com/wewe2022out/items/c181bd47f9fbe403473e	laravel	2022-10-10 16:56:48
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DockerでMySQLのサーバーを立てる	https://qiita.com/bear05/items/c7d9146735e7890b643b	dockerfile	2022-10-10 16:25:37
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DockerでNext.jsのアプリケーションを起動させる	https://qiita.com/bear05/items/8a9c4289de5b3fe2552b	dockerc	2022-10-10 16:20:44
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DockerでGoのAPIサーバーを立てる	https://qiita.com/bear05/items/97af99dea7e140551882	docker	2022-10-10 16:19:52
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	DockerでGoのAPIサーバーを立てる	https://qiita.com/bear05/items/97af99dea7e140551882	docker	2022-10-10 16:19:52
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	git 別リポジトリのコミットをできる限り安全に取り込む（同期する）	https://qiita.com/emacs_hhkb/items/ccb7f75630cb25c6c6a1	github	2022-10-10 16:06:48
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	iOS Simulatorで起動したFlutterアプリから送信されるFirebase AnalyticsのイベントログをDebug Viewでリアルタイムに確認する	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/check-firebase-analytics-events-sent-from-the-flutter-ios-app-in-real-time-with-debug-view/	debugview	2022-10-10 07:39:19
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	dialog 要素と :modal 疑似クラスでモーダルを作る	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/dialog-element-and-modal-pseudo-class/	chrome	2022-10-10 07:37:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	Refactor Like a Superhero: Introducing a New Online Book!	https://dev.to/bespoyasov/refactor-like-a-superhero-introducing-a-new-online-book-2l7b	Refactor Like a Superhero Introducing a New Online Book In January this year I was preparing a talk about refactoring I collected all the techniques and resources I use in my everyday work and wanted to reflect them in the talk But there was so much material that it was impossible to compress all of it into a minute talk For the talk I trimmed and cut the text and code samples However the leftovers contained context explanations of constraints and limitations of each used technique and a comparison between different ways of refactoring the code I decided not to throw the leftovers in the trash but instead recompile them in a free online book Who Might Want to Read This BookThis is a book about how to efficiently refactor code In it we ll discuss the benefits of code refactoring for developers and the business how to search for problems in your code and how to solve them This book might be useful for developers of web services and user applications who write in high level languages and have a couple of years of experience Library developers might also find some ideas in it but I ll mostly focus on user applications since I have more experience in that area More experienced and senior developers probably already know some of the techniques described in the book They might find the list of sources at the end of the book most useful What Topics it TouchesIn this book we ll discuss various refactoring techniques as well as the process of refactoring itself In particular we ll talk about Notion of Refactoring and Code QualityWhat refactoring is and why it is needed What an uncontrollably increasing complexity of a project can lead to How to define “bad and “good code What to Do Before and During the RefactoringHow to prepare the code for changes in order to simplify the work How to secure the work with future changes How to make the process of refactoring easier How to isolate changes and make sure no other code is broken How to stay within resource budget and keep changes small Low Hanging Fruits in RefactoringHow to use the capabilities of automated code refactoring tools and analyzers Reasons to know the peculiarities of the language and environment in which the code is executed How to benefit from automation How consistency helps you to solve problems more quickly Naming of Entities and FunctionsWhy naming is important how variable and function names affect code perception and development speed Why terminology synchronization improves team collaboration How to identify “bad and “good names Ways to deal with lying names How to Work with Code DuplicationHow to distinguish between code duplication and lack of knowledge about the system Why and how to use duplication as a tool The benefits of regular code audits and how to get into the habit of doing them Abstraction and Separation of ConcernsHow and why to use abstraction Reasons to separate intention from implementation and consider the limits of the working memory of the human brain How to give the reader information about the system in a controlled way How to efficiently decompose complex tasks into simpler ones How to make sure the application data is always in the correct state Functional Pipeline and Linear Code ExecutionHow and why to express data states of business workflows in code The benefits of linear code execution are How to disallow passing invalid data to functions and isolate data validation The benefits of functional programming are Conditions and Code ComplexityHow to organize the conditions to decrease the cognitive load of the code Metrics to use to measure complexity How to use automated tools to manage complexity Reasons to “straighten code execution and “turn conditions inside out How to use Boolean algebra to simplify conditions Design patterns that can help do this How to apply functional programming principles to simplify conditions How to Refactor and Work with Code with Side EffectsReasons why side effects make the program more complex and unpredictable How to reduce the number of effects in your code and what to do with effects needed for the application to work The benefits of pure functions and referential transparency Options to test effects and reasons to separate logic from effects The point of dividing code into commands and queries Ways of Refactoring Error HandlingWhat kinds of errors exist and how they differ Problems entangled error handling lead to What to pay attention to when refactoring error handling in JavaScript code Techniques to use when there are technology paradigm or methodology constraints How to Improve Module IntegrationThe meaning of coupling and cohesion How to divide an application into modules and then compose these modules together Why and how to decompose tasks The benefits of contracts and guarantees between modules are How to decouple modules from each other as much as possible but still leave room for them to communicate The difference between object and functional composition is How to manage dependencies How to achieve data integrity and consistency Generics and HierarchiesHow to understand when you need a generalized algorithm or type Why composition is preferable to inheritance in most cases How to use the Liskov substitution principle as an integration linter Basics of Refactoring the Application ArchitectureHow poor architecture can hamper refactoring How to use ubiquitous language to improve the architecture How to build interaction with the outside world and manage dependencies How ports and adapters are useful Reasons to separate UI logic from business logic How architecture affects testability When and Why to Use Declarative StyleThe benefits of a declarative code style over an imperative one Situations when to prefer the imperative style Why finite state machines can be useful in frontend development Static Typing as a Tool in RefactoringHow to use types to convey more knowledge about the domain How to make invalid data states unrepresentable in code How to use types to detect development principles violation Refactoring Test CodeHow not to break tests during refactoring What makes tests brittle How to find a balance between high coverage and low test induced damage Around the Code Comments and DocumentationHow to synchronize the sources of information in a project How and why to make comments more informative How to increase the benefits of documentation without increasing the cost of maintaining it Refactoring as a ProcessHow to decide whether to refactor or rewrite the code The information to collect about the project before the start How to estimate the time required for a task Metrics to use to measure the effect of refactoring on the code What This Book Isn tIn this book I don t claim to show “the only correct way to refactor and write code If you have a lot of experience you probably already know most of the techniques described and have your own opinion about them Also this is not a “step by step manual that is universally applicable to all projects My coding habits and programming style are biased by my development experience The decision of whether to apply an idea depends greatly on the project the context resources and the purpose of refactoring Try to choose ideas that bring more benefits at less cost Feedback and ErrataThe book is free and available on GitHub If you noticed a typo or have ideas for improvement text or code samples that would better describe the point please send them in GitHub repo issues The history of changes and updates is also available in the book repository Right now the book is available in English and Russian If you want to help with translating it into more languages please let me know I ll be happy to discuss the details Hope you find the book helpful SourcesHere s the list with links to the book its table of contents list of used resources and the original talk that started all this Refactor Like a Superhero Online BookTable of ContentsResources and LinksRefactor Like a Superhero Original Talk About AuthorAlex Bespoyasov software engineer at X web developer since bespoyasov metwitterx se	2022-10-10 07:14:48
海外TECH	DEV Community	How to find Code Smells - with examples	https://dev.to/this-is-learning/how-to-find-code-smells-with-examples-ob0	How to find Code Smells with examples What is a Code Smell Let me provide you with my personal definition and some examples to get a better picture of what we re talking about If you search for Code Smell online you ll find a dozen different definitions and categorizations that s why I ll do what every javascript developer would do create my own framework I mean giving my own definition So here it is A Code Smell is that feeling after a first glance at a piece of code that immediately makes you think there s something wrong You might not have a better solution yet but the more you look at a chunk of code the more you think it s just not right You can find a video version of this article on YouTube There s also a terrible gag in the intro if you re curious just saying Some historyThis term was initially introduced by Kent Beck in the s but it is now quite common and used across all languages One of the reasons why it s hard to get a universal definition is because code smells can vary depending on the language and on the context There can t be a standard list that applies everywhere with the same exact relevance but I will put the spotlight on some of the most common ones Right after this video you can start inspecting your projects to see if you find any code smell Duplicate CodeI think the most common is duplicate code You can smell this when you find yourself copy pasting a couple lines of code here and there I m not saying it s forbidden to copy paste but when you do it please think about it twice Do you have a better way of organizing the code to avoid this copy pasting For example you can put the code in a function that you can call where you need it I know the solution is not always that easy but you better do that extra reasoning to avoid repeating code when unnecessary Breaking naming conventionsAnother real common code smell is on naming conventions Friendly reminder you re not paying for using extra characters in variable names You don t need to use super long names but also not cryptic ones When someone reads your code it has to be straightforward to understand what a variable is so avoid when possible names with less than or characters Using i for the index is fine but if you need to store an account don t call it a just use the word account Also if there are conventions on the casing make sure to use the right one Those are highly dependant on the language but you can search online and there are dozen of styleguides Pick one and follow it consistently Nested if elseThe third smell you can easily notice is when you have too many nested if else statements In some cases you find yourself adding some null checks or conditions where in the else branch you just log a message and return There s nothing wrong by itself but take this example Ok it s quite short so you can easily find what is going on but look what happens if you return early Isn t the code much cleaner This is a little example but when you find yourself nesting code on the third or fourth level think about it you might get rid of a couple nesting by just returning in the first few lines This will make the code way easier to read and maintain Code Smell ChallengeSpotting code smells requires a little bit of experience and practice so that you find them at a first glance You just look at a few lines of code and automatically get that feeling that something is wrong I described two of them but there are dozen of code smells you better be aware of If you want to train this skill feel free to subscribe to my YouTube channel Once a week I share a code smell minigame just like this one Spot the Code Smell Magic Numbers YouTube Can you spot the code smell in this code Join me in this series of Spot the Code Smell mini games you can find all of them on the channel page or in this youtube com What do you think I created a playlist of minigames or challenges just like this one If you enjoyed it you can find the playlist by clicking here Guess what the playlist is called “Can you spot the code smell Thanks for reading this post I hope you found it interesting Articles like this one also have a video version on my YouTube channel You can have a look and subscribe if you like this kind of content You can find it here Feel free to follow me to get notified when new articles are out Leonardo MontiniFollow I write posts about Open Source and Web Development I also run a YouTube channel called DevLeonardo link in my profile	2022-10-10 07:00:56
海外TECH	DEV Community	AWS open source news and updates, #130	https://dev.to/aws/aws-open-source-news-and-updates-130-4iop	AWS open source news and updates October th Instalment WelcomeWelcome to the AWS open source newsletter edition This newsletter was featured in the Build on Open Source episode four which you can check out here if you missed it New projects for you to practice your open source four freedoms this week include grucloud a new infrastructure as code tool with some nice features stepfunctions sdk autocomplete a VSCode plugin for all you AWS Step Functions fans AWS Billing Overage Shutdown a very new repo that has some code to help you automate shutting down resources on alerts aws secrets manager github action if you are using GitHub Actions this one is for you meta aws tools and recipes for those using and building with Yocto data on eks a number of sample solutions to configure self managed open source data analytics tools cql replicator a tool to help you migrate from self managed Apache Cassandra to Amazon Keyspaces ec imagebuilder ami lifecycle provides some new capabilities for those building AMIs and many more This weeks featured blog posts cover a broad range of open source technologies and projects including Apache Flink Apache Kafka Spring Boot OpenSearch Kubeflow Kubernetes Porting Assistant for NET AWS Copilot PostgreSQL Karpenter AWS CDK MariaDB MySQL Amazon Corretto Apache Hudi NextJS AWS IoT Greengrass Finally do not miss this weeks Events section There are so many events happening check them out and save your spot FeedbackPlease let me know how we can improve this newsletter as well as how AWS can better work with open source projects and technologies by completing this very short survey that will take you probably less than seconds to complete Thank you so much Celebrating open source contributorsThe articles and projects shared in this newsletter are only possible thanks to the many contributors in open source I would like to shout out and thank those folks who really do power open source and enable us all to learn and build on top of what they have created So thank you to the following open source heroes Lars Jacobsson Makendran G Ali Alemi Sam Mokhtari Subham Rakshit Jignesh Suthar Efe Karakus Sergey Generalov Mark Sailes Serkat Ozal Vadym Kazulkin Goran Opacic Makendran G Tao Liu Ran Isenberg Vishal Pathak Anand Prakash and Noritaka Sekiyama Latest open source projectsThe great thing about open source projects is that you can review the source code If you like the look of these projects make sure you that take a look at the code and if it is useful to you get in touch with the maintainer to provide feedback suggestions or even submit a contribution Toolsgrucloudgrucloud is a low no code infrastructure as a code tool It can generate code from live infrastructure and deploy resources to the cloud from code This works with AWS and other Cloud providers and also support Kubernetes One of the nice things I can see is that it generates graphs and diagrams For example you can visualise like this Of if you prefer a mind mapLooks like an interesting project stepfunctions sdk autocompletestepfunctions sdk autocomplete AWS Community Builder Lars Jacobsson has been back in his open source forge and minted another great open source tool You can also grab it directly from the Visual Studio Code marketplace page StepFunctions SDK Integrations AutocompleteAWS Billing Overage ShutdownAWS Billing Overage Shutdown this repo contains the starting of a tool that scripts the automatic shutting down of AWS EC instances based on billing alerts You will need to do some work as what is provided is some code and documentation but if you like this why not get involved and help shape it Check out the discussion on Reddit to find out more and have your say aws secrets manager github actionaws secrets manager github action lets you use a secret in a GitHub job you can use a GitHub action to retrieve secrets from AWS Secrets Manager and add them as masked Environment variables in your GitHub workflow When you add a secret to your GitHub environment it is available to all other steps in your GitHub job Make sure you check out the docs to find out about how to follow best practices and hardening of your GitHub Actions meta awsmeta aws the meta aws project provides recipes for building in AWS edge software capabilities to Embedded Linux built with OpenEmbedded and Yocto Project build frameworks This repo links to a number of demos that show machine specific demonstrations including one for the Raspberry Pi for AWS software on Embedded Linux built by the Yocto Project build framework with the meta aws Metadata Layer data on eksdata on eks is a tool to build deploy and scale Data Platforms on Amazon EKS Data on Amazon EKS DoEKS helps users to build AWS managed and self managed scalable data platforms on Amazon EKS This repo provides Infrastructure as Code IaC templates e g Terraform AWS CDK etc sample Apache Spark ML jobs references to AWS Data blogs Performance Benchmark reports and Best Practices for deploying Data Solutions on Amazon EKS It currently covers Apache Airflow Amazon EMR Apache Spark and Ray If you do any work with data you should check out this repo which will help accelerate you to build your solutions cql replicatorcql replicator is a migration tool that helps to replicate data to Amazon Keyspaces The project aims to help customers to migrate from the self managed Cassandra to Amazon Keyspaces with zero downtime for example customers can replicate the Cassandra workload in low seconds to Amazon Keyspaces with no code changes on the client side Moreover customers can scale migration workload by spinning more CQLReplicator instances where a CQLReplicator instance is a java process that responsible for a certain set of token ranges partition keys rows If the CQLReplicator fails you can restart the migration process from where it was interrupted by rebooting a failed CQLReplicator instance ec imagebuilder ami lifecycleec imagebuilder ami lifecycle Managing the lifecycle of AMI Amazon Machine Image s is a common requirement for many of our customers An AMI lifecycle can include lifecycle events such as building verifying testing vulnerability scanning certifying approving and patching This guide and accompanying source code describes an approach to managing AMI lifecycles by extending the capabilities of EC Image Builder and offering several additional features So make sure you check this project out to find out more about those new features no spoilers euc toolkiteuc toolkit Administrators can reduce self managed VDI operational overhead by using End User Computing EUC managed services The EUC Toolkit was created to provide additional features for admins managing Amazon WorkSpaces and Amazon AppStream environments The solution can be completely customised to meet business needs The EUC toolkit is built on PowerShell using the Windows Presentation Framework WPF to display a graphical user interface GUI In addition the solution has been modularised to to allow for changes and customisations Demos Samples Solutions and Workshopswater tank digital twinwater tank digital twin if you have been to any AWS events such as the AWS Summits or re Invent then there is a good chance you might have seen this project I have had some time to play with the real thing and it is super cool From the folks at the Prototyping team this Water Tank demo is a fully functioning water system including a supply tank a storage tank and pumps to exchange water between the two reservoirs It allows the monitoring in Virtual Reality of flow rates water volume in the reservoirs temperature and leaks amazon api gateway powered browser extensionamazon api gateway powered browser extension provides sample code that allows you to quickly deploy a Firefox Extension that uses Serverless AWS Services as a backend This example allows users to translate selected text on a loaded webpage The extension sends requests to an API Gateway which forwards them to a Lambda Function The Lambda Function then translates the text using Amazon Translate and returns it to the user s browser to be displayed on screen amazon cloudwatch alarm formatted emailamazon cloudwatch alarm formatted email This solution enables you to customize CloudWatch alarm email alerts using Amazon Simple Email Service Amazon SES and AWS Lambda You will be able to extract the relevant bits of information that you need from the alarm message and display them in an easy to read HTML format aws rtb intelligence kitaws rtb intelligence kit provides a sample repo that you might find interesting if you work in adtech With one CDK application a data scientist can deploy an end to end pipeline with pre configured use cases and can adapt the kit to their particular needs The pre configured use case at launch is bid filtering predicting the likelihood of a bidder to make a bid on a given bid request The pipeline is easily adaptable to other use cases common in the industry By launching the kit as an open source project users can contribute back their own adaptations and implementations in this growing industry AWS and Community blog postsAWS CDKAWS Community Builder Ran Isenberg is back with a new blog post AWS CDK Best Practices From The Trenches where he walks you through five current good practices that he suggestions you should be reviewing In the post he covers Project Structure and stack guidelines Constructs guidelines CI CD guidelines Resiliency amp Security and General development tips OpenSearchA hat tip to Adrien Sales for sharing this post with me Tao Liu writes Launch Highlight OpenSearch Playground where he shares the announcement of the live demo environment of OpenSearch and OpenSearch Dashboards OpenSearch Playground provides a central location for existing and evaluating users to explore features in OpenSearch and OpenSearch Dashboards without installing or downloading anything You can access OpenSearch Playground at playground opensearch org KarpenterAWS Community Builder Makendran G dives deep in Karpenter in his post A Deep Dive Into Just in Time Worker Nodes With Karpenter In this guided walk through he shows you how easy it is to deploy and configure the autoscaling of Kubernetes nodes using this open source project Make sure you check this post out hands on Apache FlinkIn the post Common streaming data enrichment patterns in Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics for Apache Flink Ali Alemi Sam Mokhtari and Subham Rakshit explore different data enrichment patterns in Kinesis Data Analytics for Apache Flink and how you can use these patterns and find the one that addresses your needs to accelerate how you can develop a stream processing application Apache HudiApache Hudi is an open source data management framework designed for data lakes It simplifies incremental data processing by enabling ACID transactions and record level inserts updates and deletes of streaming ingestion on data lakes built on top of Amazon S In this post Ingest streaming data to Apache Hudi tables using AWS Glue and Apache Hudi DeltaStreamer Vishal Pathak Anand Prakash and Noritaka Sekiyama collaborate to show you how to run DeltaStreamer one of the tools that is part of Apache Hudi to read streaming data from Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka Amazon MSK and ingest the data into S data lakes hands on Porting Assistant for NETPorting Assistant for NET is an open source analysis tool that reduces the manual effort and guesswork involved in porting NET Framework applications to NET helping customers move to Linux faster In the post Port legacy VB NET applications to NET with Porting Assistant for NET Jignesh Suthar provides a quick tutorial on how to port a well known VB NET application to NET hands on Other posts you might like from the past weekBuild an efficient development environment for AWS IoT Greengrass is a great guide on how to set up a clean and efficient development environment for AWS IoT Greengrass hands on Building a full stack chat application with AWS and NextJS walks you through how to build scalable chat applications that contain the rich set of features hands on Stream data with Amazon DocumentDB and Amazon MSK using a Kafka connector shows you how to run and configure the MongoDB Kafka connector to move data between Amazon DocumentDB and Amazon MSK for sink and source use cases hands on Build flexible and scalable distributed training architectures using Kubeflow on AWS and Amazon SageMaker demonstrates how Kubeflow on AWS an AWS specific distribution of Kubeflow used with AWS Deep Learning Containers and Amazon Elastic File System Amazon EFS simplifies collaboration and provides flexibility in training deep learning models at scale on both Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service Amazon EKS and Amazon SageMaker hands on Integrating SpringBoot Apps on a secured Amazon OpenSearch application is a hands on guide on how to create a Spring Boot RESTful Web Service allowing end user applications to securely interact with data stored in Amazon OpenSearch service hands on Getting visibility into your Amazon EKS Cross AZ pod to pod network bytes provides a cross AZ pod to pod network bytes visibility inside an Amazon EKS cluster using the AWS VPC CNI plugin hands on Amazon EKS on AWS Outposts now supports local clusters dives deep and shows you how to run Amazon EKS on AWS Outposts hands on Bootstrapping multiple AWS accounts for AWS CDK using CloudFormation StackSets teaches you how to bootstrap many AWS accounts in an automated and consistent manner using CloudFormation StackSets hands on Migrate Oracle s XMLDOM package functions to Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL using JSON format shares a solution to migrate Oracle s DBMS XMLDOM package functions to Aurora PostgreSQL or Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL using the JSON data type hands on Case studiesIn FSI Service Spotlight Amazon Managed Streaming for Kafka MSK reviews Amazon MSK and highlights key information that can help Financial Services Industry FSI customers accelerate the approval of the service within these five categories achieving compliance data protection isolation of compute environments automating audits with APIs and operational access and security Quick updatesMariaDBAmazon Relational Database Service Amazon RDS for MariaDB now supports MariaDB minor version We recommend that you upgrade to the latest minor versions to fix known security vulnerabilities in prior versions of MariaDB and to benefit from the numerous bug fixes performance improvements and new functionality added by the MariaDB community MySQLAmazon Relational Database Service Amazon RDS for MySQL now supports MySQL minor version We recommend that you upgrade to the latest minor versions to fix known security vulnerabilities in prior versions of MySQL and to benefit from the numerous fixes performance improvements and new functionality added by the MySQL community Videos of the weekAWS Java PanelIf you missed the event join a stellar list of long time Java specialists such as Mark Sailes Serkat Ozal Vadym Kazulkin Goran Opacic as they talk through a number of topics such as Java and the impact of GraalVM Powertools for Java and much more If you love Java do not miss this session AWS CopilotFind out the latest updates in AWS Copilot release v from Efe Karakus Senior Software Engineer efekarakus and Sergey Generalov Sr Product Manager genbit For those unfamiliar with AWS Copilot is an open source command line interface that makes it easy for developers to build release and operate production ready containerised applications on AWS App Runner Amazon ECS and AWS Fargate Build on Open SourceIf you want to catch up with the latest episode the fourth where we speak with AWS Data Hero Alvaro Hernandez check out the video via Twitch This is a great episode and Alvaro dives deep into StackGres showing how you can run PostgreSQL on Kubernetes like a pro We have put together a playlist so that you can easily access all episodes of the Build on Open Source show For those unfamiliar with this show it is where we go over this newsletter and then invite special guests to dive deep into their open source project Expect plenty of code demos and hopefully laughs Build on Open Source playlist Events for your diaryHacktoberfestOur friends at Steampipe are participating in Hacktoberfest this year and have put together a page on how you can earn swag for contributions Check it out for more details Hacktoberfest SteampipeThe Present and The Future of Infrastructure as CodeOctober th PM ParisThis promises to be a great meet up and essential attendance if you are into infrastructure as code AWS Hero Anton Babenko hosts this event sponsored by Qovery Read more and register for this event by heading over to their meet up page Dev Day Workshop Deploy Manage and Scale Kubernetes to AWS EKS with GitLabOctober th am PTThis four hour hands on workshop is designed for development teams planning projects involving AWS EKS clusters Join industry leading experts from AWS and GitLab for a hands on workshop that will enable you to deploy secure applications to AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service in record time This is an in person workshop so if you are near SJC University Ave East Palo Alto CA then check this out Find out more and save your spot here Build on AWS with Quarkus WorkshopSaturday Oct th pm CET Build on AWS with Quarkus Workshop with Julio Faerman is a practical full day workshop to get YOUR web application started and running on AWS using modern Java with Quarkus and other open source technologies We ll start from scratch and build a sample application step by step so do not worry if you re new to Java or Cloud Computing All you ll need is a web browser an AWS account and your desire to build Check out more details and save your place by heading over to the Build on AWS with Quarkus Workshop landing page Build Flutter apps with AWS Amplify for mobile web and desktop platformsOctober th am PTBuilding cross platform apps is becoming increasingly prominent when building products This is due to the cost savings and operational efficiency builders get from building apps that target multiple platforms such as mobile iOS Android web and desktop Windows MacOS Linux The Amplify Libraries allow developers to connect their Flutter apps to an AWS backend for building features such as Authentication storage and Data interchange operations In this session we ll show you can quickly build a feature rich cross platform apps that works across mobile web and desktop from a single codebase that delight your customers You can register for this Webinar here AWS Community DayDresden Germany th OctoberCheck out this all day AWS Community driven and run event that features plenty of open source technologies From open observability AWS CDK GitOps using Argo there are is something for everyone If you are in Dresden Germany one to check out Find out the full schedule and sign up by checking out the welcome page here Accelerating Adoption of AWS Open Source Observability ServicesOctober th am PTJoin this online tech talk to learn how you can leverage AWS managed open source observability solutions to monitor your containerised or serverless workloads at scale Unlock observability functionalities in Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus Amazon Managed Grafana and AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry and learn how our managed solutions can help you improve MTTD and reduce MTTR saving you time and money We ll demo the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service Observability Accelerator and also share what s new and upcoming in AWS Open Source Observability Find out more and register via this link Build on AWS Open SourceOctober st am BSTJoin us for the fifth episode of the Build on AWS series featuring a live round up of the latest projects and news as well as a special guest speaker We have another special guest lined up more details to follow Follow the show on buildonopen for more details Check it out on KubeCon and CloudNativeCon North AmericaOctober th th Detroit USACheck out this blog post from Nathan Taber AWS at KubeCon CloudNativeCon North America to hear more about what you can expect from AWS at this event including Container Day If you are going check this post out to see how you can reserve a spot to speak with one of the AWS specialists who will be at the booth What s new in Amazon Aurora MySQL version October th am PTAmazon Aurora MySQL version compatible with MySQL is the latest version of Aurora MySQL Come learn what makes this the best version of Aurora MySQL to run your relational database workloads You will learn about the latest innovations in Aurora MySQL version and MySQL You will also be introduced to important and breaking behavioural changes in the new version We will discuss the new version currency adopted with Aurora MySQL version and ways to upgrade from older versions There will also be a demo of new features like Aurora Serverless v Save your place on this online event by checking out the registration page here AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service EKS WorkshopNovember th London pmJoin us for an interactive workshop on containers Docker Fargate and Amazon EKS hosted by ClearScale and AWS This live virtual workshop includes three hours of interactive presentation and hands on lab work You will take part in the setup and deployment of containers using EKS Follow along and work directly with AWS professionals and ClearScale an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner in this Level training session You can find out more about this event by checking out the event page and signing up OpenSearchEvery other Tuesday pm GMTThis regular meet up is for anyone interested in OpenSearch amp Open Distro All skill levels are welcome and they cover and welcome talks on topics including search logging log analytics and data visualisation Sign up to the next session OpenSearch Community Meeting Stay in touch with open source at AWSI hope this summary has been useful Remember to check out the Open Source homepage to keep up to date with all our activity in open source by following us on AWSOpen	2022-10-10 07:00:51
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Yuka Saso finishes second at Mediheal Championship	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2022/10/10/more-sports/golf/saso-second-place/	england	2022-10-10 16:22:35
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Harry Kane: England and Tottenham striker to read bedtime story on CBeebies	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63180793?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Harry Kane England and Tottenham striker to read bedtime story on CBeebiesEngland and Tottenham striker Harry Kane will make his CBeebies Bedtime Stories debut when he reads The Lion Inside by Rachel Bright to the nation s children	2022-10-10 07:29:18
ニュース	BBC News - Home	LPGA Mediheal Championship: England's Jodi Ewart Shadoff wins first title	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/63197903?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	LPGA Mediheal Championship England x s Jodi Ewart Shadoff wins first titleEngland s Jodi Ewart Shadoff wins her first LPGA Tour title as she claims a one shot victory at the Mediheal Championship in California	2022-10-10 07:05:33
北海道	北海道新聞	上川管内６７人感染　新型コロナ	https://www.hokkaido-np.co.jp/article/743328/	上川管内	2022-10-10 16:11:20
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