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IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia News] ARグラス「XREAL Air」（旧Nreal Air）値上げ　4000円アップ	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2308/14/news125.html	itmedianewsar	2023-08-14 17:50:00
IT	SNSマーケティングの情報ならソーシャルメディアラボ【Gaiax】	TikTokキャンペーン攻略！種類や実施方法、企業の成功事例をご紹介	https://gaiax-socialmedialab.jp/tiktok-campaign-20230814/	tiktok	2023-08-14 08:39:47
AWS	AWS Japan Blog	新規 – Amazon FSx for Lustre のファイルリリース	https://aws.amazon.com/jp/blogs/news/new-file-release-for-amazon-fsx-for-lustre/	amazonfsxforlustre	2023-08-14 08:15:12
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【django】プラグイン開発入門：カスタム機能を追加しよう	https://qiita.com/gk12/items/177f08aad3192552b766	django	2023-08-14 17:17:42
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	JavaScript　イベント処理　メモ	https://qiita.com/takahigu642/items/df4a6468f3c5a75be159	addeventlistener	2023-08-14 17:02:55
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	NLBにSGが付けられるようになった	https://qiita.com/masaki_naito/items/c71dfc3a965ef7303f23	https	2023-08-14 17:50:52
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	aws: AppRunner のデプロイが失敗する	https://qiita.com/A_kBTlnQ/items/519639a525d7c3aac0c9	pedorfailedtostartseelog	2023-08-14 17:18:09
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	私でもできる！amd64版VyOSのコンテナ作成	https://qiita.com/yanbaru/items/ab906bd8b3145dbab35e	mmacbook	2023-08-14 17:25:34
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	vscode + docker/docker-compose の作業をするときに最初にやること	https://qiita.com/okadabasso/items/0cf1590135cea16eb419	dockercompo	2023-08-14 17:00:27
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	【Security Hub修復手順】[S3.11] S3 バケットでは、イベント通知を有効にする必要があります	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/securityhub-fsbp-remediation-s3-11/	awssecurityhub	2023-08-14 08:46:01
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	Lookerで派生テーブルを作ってみた #Looker	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/looker-derived-sql-table/	ikumi	2023-08-14 08:02:45
海外TECH	DEV Community	Why You Shouldn’t Learn JavaScript?	https://dev.to/devland/why-you-shouldnt-learn-javascript-3ela	Why You Shouldn t Learn JavaScript What programming language should I learn This is a common question that often leads aspiring developers to encounter a resounding recommendation JavaScript It s touted as a language that can be used everywhere from web development to mobile apps and more While the appeal of JavaScript s versatility may seem enticing it s crucial to take a step back and consider whether it is truly the right path for everyone JavaScript is complexJavaScript the language used to build interactive elements on websites can be quite complex especially for those new to programming This complexity comes from how it handles data and instructions Unlike some other languages JavaScript doesn t require you to specify the type of data you re working with upfront This can lead to unexpected outcomes For example if you add a number and a string together JavaScript might not give you an error Instead it will try to convert one type to another and give you a result that might not make sense Imagine trying to add and getting as a result This flexibility might seem helpful but it can also lead to mistakes that are hard to track down In more structured languages the computer would catch these mistakes for you before you even run your code JavaScript s complexity doesn t stop there It involves concepts like functions objects and closures These concepts might take time to grasp for someone just starting out Even experienced programmers sometimes struggle with the intricacies of JavaScript JavaScript s complexity is also compounded by concepts that might seem hard to pin down One of those concepts is the EcmaScript versioning stuff If you re new and have only familiarized yourself with the latest versions or if you re late in upgrading trying to understand code that was written with features from a previous version can seem complicated This can make it challenging to work with codebases that use different versions of JavaScript and its features JavaScript a landscape of diverse frameworks with similar goalsIn the world of JavaScript it s unusual for developers to simply label themselves as JavaScript Developer Instead they often align themselves with specific frameworks or libraries You might encounter titles like React Developer Vue js Developer or JavaScript Developer specializing in Angular This pattern highlights a key aspect the vast array of frameworks and libraries available Consider a scenario where your friends or clients seek assistance with a website built using a specific JavaScript framework that you re not familiar with In such cases you have a decision to make You could embark on learning that framework though it s comparable to adding a new tool to your toolbox Alternatively you could entrust someone skilled in that framework to take charge The JavaScript landscape is ever evolving New tools are introduced constantly often rendering older ones obsolete If you re entering this domain anew brace yourself for this perpetual change or consider exploring alternative programming languages JavaScript is limitedMany developers dive into learning JavaScript with hopes of using it for more than just web development They dream of employing it in machine learning mobile apps desktop software and beyond However reality doesn t always match these aspirations While JavaScript serves its purposes it s not a one size fits all solution For tasks like crafting robust machine learning algorithms or creating intricate mobile apps with native features relying solely on JavaScript or some of its libraries might fall short JavaScript struggles with memory inefficiency and isn t always equipped to meet the demands of resource intensive tasks In essence JavaScript is powerful within its realm but it s crucial to recognize its limits Certain domains might require languages and tools tailored specifically to their needs Lack of strong typing and the potential for errors the need to learn TypeScriptJavaScript s adaptability can sometimes lead to unanticipated errors In contrast to more rigid languages JavaScript doesn t impose stringent data type rules This freedom might lead to misunderstandings and errors in your code To address this it s valuable to be ready to explore TypeScript TypeScript steps in as a solution By explicitly defining data types it adds a layer of stability to your code reducing the likelihood of unexpected issues Think of it as adding safeguards to your codebase Furthermore many entry level job opportunities seek candidates who possess both JavaScript and TypeScript skills This trend underscores the notion that JavaScript s pure form might not be a complete solution SummaryThis post highlights certain constraints of JavaScript a highly popular programming language However it s important to clarify that the intent isn t to undermine JavaScript s importance or disregard its widespread usage Rather the goal is to offer a comprehensive outlook and stimulate a careful consideration of the choices at hand Perhaps in my upcoming post I ll delve into Why You Should Learn JavaScript continuing the discussion on its merits	2023-08-14 08:54:23
海外TECH	DEV Community	Top 5 SQL Databases You Need To Learn	https://dev.to/hasanelsherbiny/top-5-sql-databases-you-need-to-learn-48mi	Top SQL Databases You Need To Learnas a software developer you MUST learn databases as it s your backbone of most applications this is not a comparison between databases as every database has it s own features and reasons to be chosen for your application but this article only mentioning the most important databases being used nowadays and you should learn or at least to have an idea about it and it s usage MySQLis one of the most popular open source relational database management systems It s known for its ease of use reliability and robust performanceMySQL is commonly used in web applications content management systems and various other projects that require efficient data storage and retrieval also it s choice for php folkslearning MySQL provides you with a strong foundation in SQL syntax and relational database concepts as a start You ll need to learn how to design and manage databases create tables perform CRUD Create Read Update Delete operations and optimize queries for better performance PostgreSQLPostgreSQL often referred to as Postgres is another powerful open source relational database system It is known for its advanced features extensibility and support for complex data types and custom functions PostgreSQL is commonly used in applications that require advanced data analysis spatial data management and full text search capabilities By learning PostgreSQL you ll gain insights into more advanced SQL concepts such as window functions common table expressions CTEs and stored procedures You ll also learn about data integrity transaction management and indexing strategies that can enhance the performance of your database applications Microsoft SQL Serverthe choice for NET people this offers comprehensive tools for database administration business intelligence and data analysis SQL Server is commonly employed in applications that require seamless integration with Microsoft products and robust security features learning Microsoft SQL Server provides you with expertis in SQL Server Management Studio SSMS Transact SQL T SQL and features like database mirroring replication and high availability configurations This knowledge is valuable for managing large scale database environments Oracleyea for sure you need to know about THE famouse oracle database for years this database was known as a legend everyone need to know about it but why Oracle Database is a powerful commercial relational database management system known for its scalability security features and support for complex business logic It s often used in enterprises that requir high performance data management and large scale transaction processing Learning Oracle Database involves understanding Oracle s implementation of SQL PL SQL Oracle s procedural language extension for SQL and features like partitioning clustering and data compression Mastery of Oracle Database can open doors to opportunities in industries that rely heavily on robust data management solutions SQLiteit s not always about large scales applications what if i have a small app with a limited size of data or im working on a platform with resources limitations like mobile apps a lightweight serverless and self contained relational database engine Unlike other SQL databases SQLite doesn t requir a separate server process and is often embedded directly within applications It s commonly used in mobile apps desktop applications and small scale projects where simplicity and low overhead are priorities Learning SQLite introduces you to the concept of embedded databases and teaches you how to work with databases in scenarios where a client server architecture isn t suitable You ll gain insights into database file management transactions and the trade offs associated with using an embedded database system Conclusionagain this is not a comparison and learning any sql database will allow you to learn other databases easily because they all use almost the same syntax so stop comparing and start learning	2023-08-14 08:34:15
海外TECH	DEV Community	What Does an Open Source Triage Team Do?	https://dev.to/opensauced/what-does-an-open-source-triage-team-do-2egd	What Does an Open Source Triage Team Do You might have seen the word triage thrown around when talking about open source Maybe you wondered what it meant and how that role impacts open source If we think of open source like a journey then the role of someone on the triage team is an explorer who helps to discover hidden challenges and helps to chart a path forward What is Open Source Triage Open source triage involves evaluating and managing incoming issues and bug reports submitted by users and contributors As a triage team member your primary goal is to ensure that the project s issue tracker is well organized and that reported problems receive the attention they deserve In some ways we can think of open source projects as a treasure map A new feature release might be a small treasure Maybe launching the product is the big X on the map Along that map you ll find that there are challenges bugs and issues that need to be understood and categorized to make progress A triage team member helps to understand and ask the right questions so the other explorers can continue on the journey The Triage Team s Responsibilities Issue TriageThis means you ll need to learn how to categorize and prioritize issues based on their severity impact and relevance to the project For example let s say you re triaging an open source pizza delivery software project A user reports an issue regarding incorrect pizza toppings being displayed in the order confirmation screen To triage this issue you carefully analyze its severity impact and relevance to the project After some investigation you identify the problem as medium severity because it affects the user experience but doesn t cause critical failures to the success of placing the order It s still incredibly important to the project s core functionality so you prioritize this issue to ensure a timely resolution At the time this post was written our Insights repo had open issues Having someone there to triage the issues provides the development team with more time to work on resolving the issues Issue VerificationTo verify issues you need to replicate reported issues on your system Continuing with our analogy you encounter an issue reported by a user regarding a glitch in the pizza tracker showing inaccurate delivery status To verify the issue s validity you follow the user s steps and use their order details to replicate the problem on your system You ll also check the software s logs to gather any other useful information Once you ve replicated the issue you confirm the issue s validity and move forward Issue ManagementManaging issues helps to create a more efficient development process Understanding how to assign labels milestones and priorities to issues allows you to update the issue tracker to reflect the work that needs to be done and prioritized Bug duplicate extension logo issue that needs triagedFor example let s say you come across an issue related to adding new pizza toppings to the menuーa request from the community To manage this issue you assign the appropriate labels such as enhancement or feature request You add relevant milestones to indicate it as a target for the next software update Because this is your most upvoted issue and your team has the capability to add this functionality you prioritize this issue based on its popularity and the potential impact on the project s success Throughout the process you update the issue tracker with necessary details providing the developers with a clear understanding of the community s desire for new pizza toppings Communication and CollaborationEngaging with users contributors and maintainers you act as a bridge between them and the development team to resolve issuesAs a triage team member for the pizza delivery software you see an issue raised by a user who struggled with the pizza customization process in the app You respond to the user via comments on their issue asking clarifying questions to understand their specific difficulty You actively collaborate with other members of the pizza software community to find possible solutions As part of the process you gather feedback from other users identify common usability challenges and discuss potential improvements with the development team Effective communication and collaboration efforts bridge the gap between users and developers leading to a better pizza customization experience for all users Getting Started as a Triage Team MemberIf you want to grow in your open source journey you might find that a good milestone is becoming a part of a triage team for an open source project Here are some tips to follow that path Choose a project you re interested in and willing to commit to for an extended period Check out the project s documentation repositories and issue tracker to understand its goals and contribution processes Join the project s communication channels introduce yourself and let them know that you re interested in becoming part of the triage team Ask for help from experienced members Even if you re not a part of the team that doesn t mean that you can t help You can still offer contributors suggestions or direct them to answers if you re able to The key is to only do so if you know the answer For example maybe someone raised an issue that was already responded to You can direct them to the previous answer The triage team plays an important role in the long term health of the project and supporting maintainers Triage team members are the first point of contact for issues and bug reports and help to make the communication between the development team and the contributors seamless Their work makes space for faster issue resolution resource optimization and knowledge sharing It s important to note that not all contributors have the technical expertise to contribute directly with the code Triage creates an opportunity for non developers to make meaningful contributions A positive user experience often starts with the triage team	2023-08-14 08:31:00
海外TECH	DEV Community	AWS open source newsletter, #169	https://dev.to/aws/aws-open-source-newsletter-169-30gf	AWS open source newsletter August th Instalment Welcome to of the AWS open source newsletter featuring the latest and greatest open source news projects videos and community content that you need to know about Featured in this weeks edition we have more great projects including a new ODBC driver for Amazon Timestream database a nice tool to simplify your ssh tunnelling an essential VSCode extension for working with Cedar policies a couple of projects that help you shift left and validate monitor your policies a solution to help you monitor your Apache Kafka environments as well as some great sample applications If that was not enough then you can immerse yourself into the written and video content produced by the AWS community which this week features open source technologies such as Firecracker OpenSearch AWS CDK Juypter AI dbt Apache Airflow Cedar cfnguard Grafana Prometheus Apache Kafka Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework AWS Lambda Web Adapter Smithy Apache Spark AWS ParallelCluster PostgreSQL Spring Boot Kubernetes Mountpoint for Amazon S MySQL Lustre OpenZFS Redis Karpenter Seekable OCI SOCI and more I have added more events to the calendar and if you are in London this week make sure to check out the AWS User Group that is happening later on this week Do you use the AWS SAM CLI with Homebrew If you are a user of the AWS Serverless Application Model SAM command line interface tool and have been using Homebrew to install this I guess this will mostly be Mac users although some might also be using this on Linux then you should be aware of this notice that appeared on the SAM CLI documentation page here NOTE Starting September AWS will no longer maintain the Homebrew installer for the AWS SAM CLI aws tap aws sam cli To continue using Homebrew you can use the community managed installer aws sam cli at your discretion Any Homebrew command that references aws tap aws sam cli will redirect to aws sam cli Check out the page for details of the alternative methods for installing and updating the SAM CLI FeedbackBefore you dive in however I need your help Please please please take minute to complete this short survey and you will forever have my gratitude The first thirty responses will grab yourself an AWS Credit voucher as a thank you 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 Colin Percival Ganesh Sambandan Siva Guruvareddiar Yoginder Sethi Olly Pomeroy Himanshu Kohli Thomas Poignant Banjo Obayomi alias Matthew Bonig Nathan Fries Richard Elberger Jason Weill Alex Driedger Jon Ramsey Keith Gilbert Aish Gunasekar Prashant Agrawal Harold Sun Xue Jiaqing Su Jie Jordon Phillips Jeff Barr Veliswa Boya John Hashem and Andy Suderman 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 The projects mentioned here do not represent any formal recommendation or endorsement I am just sharing for greater awareness as I think they look useful and interesting Toolsfarsshfarssh provides secure on demand connections into AWS VPCs Using this tool you can easily connect to in VPC resources like RDS and OpenSearch endpoints using tools installed on your local machine FarSSH features a SOCKS proxy mode enabling your browser to be in the target VPC this works both for accessing VPC resources and as a quick way to tunnel all your browser traffic so your browser s connections will appear to come from this AWS region s public IP addresses like a VPN Check out the README for additional information on how much using this tool might cost amazon timestream odbc driveramazon timestream odbc driver is the ODBC driver for the Amazon Timestream serverless time series database provides an SQL relational interface for developers and BI tool users This was announced last week and This new driver allows applications such as Excel PowerBI JMP and more to seamlessly integrate with Timestream s powerful query engine The ODBC driver is available under the Apache license vscode cedarvscode cedar is the Cedar policy language extension for Visual Studio Code supports syntax highlighting formatting and validation You might have seen me using this in my demos of the TinyToDo Cedar example app so I am super happy this VSCode extension is now available on the VSCode Marketplace Check the README that shows how you can configure the plugin which was the only thing I needed to tweak for my setup If you are using or experimenting with Cedar make sure you check this out cnappgoatcnappgoat is an open source vulnerable by design environment deployment tool specifically engineered to facilitate practice arenas for defenders and pen testers Its main function is to deploy intentionally vulnerable environments across multiple cloud service providers to help you sharpen your skills in exploiting detecting and preventing such vulnerabilities Make sure you read through the README carefully it provides examples of how to get started I also liked how the project acknowledges other similar related open source projects some of which I have featured in this newsletter validate policyvalidate policy this project creates Lambda function that automatically validates policy document defined when a policy or role is created or updated Use cases include be notified when a policy contains error or security warnings For example when it is created via infrastructure as code IaC Be aware though that the resources are created or updated in the region where the CloudFormation stack is created Lambda Execution Role EventBridge gt Lambda function gt Access Analyzer Rule v CloudWatch Logs msk open monitoringmsk open monitoring provides code to help you deploy an integrated solution that combines Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka Amazon MSK with the power of Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus AMP and Amazon Managed Grafana AMG You can monitor your MSK cluster with Prometheus an open source monitoring system for time series metric data You can publish this data to Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus using Prometheus s remote write feature You can also use tools that are compatible with Prometheus formatted metrics or tools that integrate with Amazon MSK Open Monitoring Ganesh Sambandan Siva Guruvareddiar and Yoginder Sethi have put together a blog post Gain actionable business insights with monitoring of Amazon MSK with Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus and Amazon Managed Grafana walks you through how to deploy this project providing comprehensive insights into the performance and health of your Kafka clusters hands on cdk validator cfnguardcdk validator cfnguard is a CDK experimental plugin allows you to shift left and by using AWS CloudFormation Guard to perform policy validations Check out the documentation page AWS CDK policy validation at synthesis time that provides an overview and some examples to help you understand how you can use this and the uses cases it might be helpful for go feature flaggo feature flag is a new tool from AWS Community Builder Thomas Poignant that provides a lightweight and open source solution that provides a simple and complete feature flag implementation The tool allows you to store your feature flags in various locations for example an S bucket in a number of different file formats and supports complex rules to help you target when to apply a flag Nice documentation in the README complete with demo video so why not check this out Demos Samples Solutions and Workshopstinytodotinytodo is an example project from Permit io that shows how you can use the Cedar Agent together with a copy of the original demo application within the Cedar repository the TinyTodo example In this repo it uses OPAL and Cedar Agent to control who has access to what The README helpfully shows how this example has been updated from the original so make sure you read that If you are experimenting with Cedar definitely a project to check out sec airflow ingestersec airflow ingester this repo from alias provides an example of how you can use Apache Airflow to pull in remote data via API pub sub kinesis s etc and then store it in s for later consumption by other services The repo uses Terraform to simplify how you can get this example up and running in your own AWS environment aws well arch chatbotaws well arch chatbot this repo from my colleague Banjo Obayomi provides the code to stand up your own Chatbot that can awnser questions using the text from the Well Architected Framework To help you get started read along his post Building an AWS Well Architected Chatbot with LangChain NOTE You must have your own OpenAI API Key to use the Chatbotsupply chain simulator on awssupply chain simulator on aws is a low code solution that you can use to create a digital replica of your physical supply chain With this digital replica you can evaluate alternate network configurations and operational strategies to optimise your supply chains For example you can use this solution s models to help you evaluate how disruptions in your network impact order fill rates and supply chain costs You can also model changes in demand forecasts facility closures labor or machine capacity constraints and relative costs of different modes of transport The repo provides CDK and CloudFormation scripts to help you deploy into your AWS environment AWS and Community blog postsCommunity round upI like to start each newsletter with a round up of what community posts caught my eye and as always this week we have some great reads Starting off with Matthew Bonig s post Announcing my Advanced CDK Course is a short post where Matt shares an new CDK training course which he has put together Matt starts off with a fantastic opening which I urge everyone to check out it is always nice when someone shares their origin story like Matt does Following that is Nathan Fries with this post Neural Search Quickstart for OpenSearch Nathan provides a very nice guided post to help you understand the basics of the Neural Search feature within OpenSearch and whether or not it would be useful for your applications This is another must read this week great stuff Richard Elberger has put together Three key factors in choosing a real time operating system RTOS which is essential reading if you are currently looking at realtime operating systems in the IoT space With Generative AI tools like AWS CodeWhisperer helping developers create code faster it is nice to see that data scientists can now use similar tools to help them in their Juypter notebooks Jason Weill writes about a new plugin in his post Generative AI in Jupyter Jupyter AI is an official subproject of Project Jupyter and you can pick which LLM embedding model and vector database best suit your needs Read the post for more details including a walk through The last post featured in this round up is from Alex Driedger over at Hootsuite Alex writes Automating DBT Airflow and shares why they chose dbt and provide details on how they use this running DBT core on AWS Fargate Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework OCSF The Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework is an open source project delivering an extensible framework for developing schemas along with a vendor agnostic core security schema Vendors and other data producers can adopt and extend the schema for their specific domains Data engineers can map differing schemas to help security teams simplify data ingestion and normalisation so that data scientists and analysts can work with a common language for threat detection and investigation The goal is to provide an open standard adopted in any environment application or solution while complementing existing security standards and processes In Celebrating One Year of OCSF Simplifying Security Telemetry for a Stronger Defense Jon Ramsey and Keith Gilbert provide a retrospective over the past year and share how By investing in open source initiatives we re helping to ensure that the projects and technologies that we our customers and the world depend on remain secure and reliable for the long term OpenSearchIn Configure SAML federation for Amazon OpenSearch Serverless with Okta Aish Gunasekar and Prashant Agrawal provide a hands on guide on how to use Okta as your IdP and integrate it with OpenSearch Serverless to securely manage your users and groups for secure access to your data AWS Lambda Web AdapterThe AWS Lambda Web Adapter is an open source project written in Rust that I featured when it was first published in The project serves as a universal adapter for Lambda Runtime API and HTTP API It allows developers to package familiar HTTP web applications such as Express js Next js Flask SpringBoot or Laravel and deploy them on AWS Lambda In the post Using response streaming with AWS Lambda Web Adapter to optimize performance Harold Sun Xue Jiaqing and Su Jie show you how developers can more easily package web applications that support Lambda response streaming enhancing the user experience and performance metrics of their web applications What is Lambda response streaming Lambda response streaming which introduces a new invocation mode accessible through the Lambda Function URLs This feature enables Lambda functions to send response content in sequential chunks to the client hands on SmithyLast week we shared the repo for Smithy for Python and this week I am happy to share the official blog post from Jordon Phillips Introducing Smithy for Python that looks more closely at this project and shows how you can get started Other posts and quick readsHost the Spark UI on Amazon SageMaker Studio provides a solution for installing and running Spark History Server on SageMaker Studio and accessing the Spark UI directly from the SageMaker Studio IDE for analysing Spark logs produced by different AWS services AWS Glue Interactive Sessions SageMaker Processing jobs and Amazon EMR hands on Announcing additional Linux controls for Amazon ECS tasks on AWS Fargate dives deep into System Controls and PID namespace sharing on AWS Fargate hands on Running quantum chemistry calculations using AWS ParallelCluster provides an introduction to HPC on AWS for quantum computing researchers who are seeking to compare their quantum or hybrid algorithms against classical calculations hands on Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL cross account synchronization using logical replication shows you how to set up cross account logical replication using Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL Compatible Edition so you can achieve near real time synchronisation between a source and a target database in different AWS accounts hands on Developing with Java and Spring Boot using Amazon CodeWhisperer explores how to leverage CodeWhisperer in Java applications specifically using the Spring Boot framework hands on Monitoring version compliance of Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service by using AWS Config demonstrates how you can track your EKS Version both at the control and data plane level by leveraging AWS Config rules managed and custom so that you can automate the effort needed to track effective version hands on Quick updatesData on EKSAWS Trainium is an advanced ML accelerator that transforms high performance deep learning DL training Trn instances powered by AWS Trainium chips are purpose built for high performance DL training of B parameter models In this post AWS Trainium on EKS you will be guided in how to securely deploy an Amazon EKS Cluster with Trainium Node groups Trnxlarge and Trnn xlarge and all the required plugins EFA Package for EC Neuron Device Ks Plugin and EFA Ks plugin Once the deployment is complete we will learn how to train a BERT large Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers model with Distributed PyTorch pre training using the WikiCorpus dataset For scheduling the distributed training job we will utilize TorchX with the Volcano Scheduler Additionally we can monitor the neuron activity during training using neuron top Mountpoint for Amazon SLast week we announced the general availability of Mountpoint for Amazon S a new open source file client that delivers high throughput access to Amazon Simple Storage Service Amazon S lowering processing times and compute costs for data lake applications Mountpoint for Amazon S is a file client that translates local file system API calls to S object API calls such as GET and PUT Mountpoint for Amazon S is ideal for workloads that read large datasets terabytes to petabytes in size and require the elasticity and high throughput of Amazon S Common use cases include machine learning training as well as reprocessing and validation in autonomous vehicle data processing These workloads read large datasets over several compute instances and write sequentially to a file from a single process or thread Mountpoint for Amazon S supports sequential and random read operations on existing files and sequential write operations for creating new files My colleague Jeff Bar put together a great walk through that looks at a fun example of how you can use this in his post Mountpoint for Amazon S Generally Available and Ready for Production Workloads It s ferry good sorry regular readers know that I cannot resist a good opportunity for a pun MySQLAmazon Relational Database Service Amazon RDS for MySQL now supports MySQL minor versions and 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 bug fixes performance improvements and new functionality added by the MySQL community OpenSearchYou can now use Terraform to help you with your Amazon OpenSearch Serverless deployments OpenSearch Serverless is the serverless option for Amazon OpenSearch Service that makes it easier for you to run search and analytics workloads without having to think about infrastructure management Terraform enables OpenSearch Serverless deployments as infrastructure as code IaC Using Terraform for deployments you can ensure that the configurations are measured and validated minimising the chances of errors caused by human oversight LustreAmazon FSx for Lustre a fully managed service that makes it easy and cost effective to launch run and scale the world s most popular high performance file system now supports the ability to free up storage capacity on an FSx file system that has data synchronised with Amazon S FSx for Lustre integrates natively with Amazon S synchronising changes in both directions with automatic import and export so that you can access your S data lakes through a high performance POSIX compliant file system on demand Starting today you can use the FSx API to release inactive data that is on the file system and has already been exported to S You can choose to only release data from files that have not been accessed for a minimum amount of time and to only release data within a specified directory path When a file is released the file data is removed from your file system and retained on S and the metadata remains on your file system If a user or application accesses a released file the data is automatically and transparently loaded back onto your file system from your S bucket To release data on a regular interval you can schedule the FSx API using Amazon EventBridge Find out more by reading New ーFile Release for Amazon FSx for Lustre where my colleague Veliswa Boya shows you this new capability in action OpenZFSAmazon FSx for OpenZFS provides fully managed cost effective shared file storage powered by the popular OpenZFS file system and is designed to deliver sub millisecond latencies and up to GB s of throughput along with rich ZFS powered data management capabilities like snapshots data cloning and compression You can now use a Multi AZ deployment option when creating file systems on Amazon FSx for OpenZFS making it easy to deploy file storage that spans multiple AWS Availability Zones AZs to support business critical workloads that require high availability and enhanced durability The new Multi AZ file systems are built with a high availability pair of file servers active passive file servers spread across AZs They re configured to synchronously replicate data across AZs to provide enhanced durability and are designed to automatically fail over between file servers to provide continuous availability to data in the event that the active file server or even an entire AZ becomes unavailable With this launch customers can leverage the power agility and simplicity of Amazon FSx for OpenZFS for a broader set of workloads including business critical workloads like database line of business e g core banking retail platforms semiconductor chip design and web serving applications that require highly available shared storage that spans multiple AZs RedisAmazon ElastiCache for Redis now supports online migration from self managed Redis clusters to ElastiCache for Redis clusters running in cluster mode Online migration simplifies moving data from self managed Redis clusters to ElastiCache with minimal application disruption During the migration ElastiCache replicates cache data from each self managed Redis source shard to the target ElastiCache cluster Once initial replication is complete the two clusters will be kept in sync until you are ready to update your application configuration to use ElastiCache ElastiCache for Redis online migration is supported for target clusters running ElastiCache for Redis version and above Amazon EMREMR Studio is an integrated development environment IDE that makes it easy for data scientists and data engineers to develop visualise and debug data engineering and data science applications written in R Python Scala and PySpark EMR Studio provides fully managed Jupyter Notebooks and tools such as Spark UI and YARN Timeline Service EMR Studio workspaces now supports applying fine grained data access control with AWS Lake Formation when accessing data through EMR on EC clusters When you connect to EMR clusters from EMR Studio workspaces you can now choose the IAM role called runtime IAM Role that you want to connect with Apache Spark interactive notebooks will access only the data and resources permitted by policies attached to this runtime role When data is accessed from data lakes managed with AWS Lake Formation you can enforce table and column level access using policies attached to this runtime role With this new capability multiple users can connect to the same EMR cluster from their EMR Studio workspaces each using a runtime role scoped with customised data access permissions User sessions are completely isolated from one another on the shared cluster This can also simplify provisioning of EMR clusters for interactive use cases thus reducing operational overhead and saving costs Videos of the weekFirecrackerAWS Hero Colin Percival did a recent talk about the work that went into getting FreeBSD working as a guest in the Firecracker VMM features added bugs uncovered workarounds added and also some of the boot performance improvements which resulted from the ability to run FreeBSD in a very minimalist VM environment KarpenterAWS Karpenter is an open source flexible high performance Kubernetes cluster autoscaler built with AWS Launched almost a year ago the open source tool is seeing momentum It helps improve your application availability and cluster efficiency by rapidly launching right sized compute resources in response to changing application load In this webinar from the lovely folks at Fairwinds John Hashem and Andy Suderman provide an overview of this open source project before sharing some important tips on how to make the most effective use of this within your Kubernetes clusters Speeding up container image launches in AWS Fargate Seekable OCISeekable OCI SOCI is an open source technology that enables container runtimes to implement lazy loading the container image to start applications faster without modifying the container images Join Olly Pomeroy and Himanshu Kohli as they dive into this new feature on the Containers from the Couch show Developing and testing with Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow on Amazon ECSAnother video from the vaults of the Containers from the Couch and this is a good one If you missed this when it first aired now is your chance to hear from John Jackson as he walks you through one of my favourite AWS repos mwaa local runner and shows you running local runner for Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow on Amazon ECS Open Source BriefNow featured every week in the AWS Community Radio show grab a quick five minute recap of the weekly open source newsletter from yours truely Check out the playlist here Build on Open SourceFor those unfamiliar with this show Build on Open Source 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 We have put together a playlist so that you can easily access all sixteen of the episodes of the Build on Open Source show Build on Open Source playlist We are currently planning the third series if you have an open source project you want to talk about get in touch and we might be able to feature your project in future episodes of Build on Open Source Events for your diaryIf you are planning any events in either virtual in person or hybrid get in touch as I would love to share details of your event with readers AWS User Group UK Meetup London August thAWS User groups regularly meet across the world and in this London chapter of the AWS User group Matt Carey will be sharing his talk Building a Viral Open Source AI Chatbot A Journey from Concept to Reality From the extract Learn how we built Quivr the open source virtual brain In months we achieved k active users of the demo app and a whopping k stars on GitHub We were number on the GitHub trending page for multiple days in a row This is the story of how Quivr went viral and how our tiny dev team struggled to build all the features our user base wanted We will talk about the challenges we faced scaling a generative AI powered app without it costing the earth on ECS Fargate and the extra tooling we had to build along the way We will cover how we solved the problems of keeping the project open source and super easy to both use and contribute whilst leveraging AWS services in a different way to most Find out more about the other talk and details of how to register over at the meetup page AWS User Group UK MeetupDeveloper eXperience and serverlessSigma Technology Cloud Malmö Sweden August th pmThe AWS Skåne Meetup features a great line up as always but of interest to open source developers will be the session on Powertools for AWS Lambda that none other than Heitor Lessa will be delivering and our good friend and AWS Community Builder Lars Jacobsson who will be demonstrating his tool samp cli If you are in the area make sure you reserve your spot You can find more on the meetup page for Developer eXperience and serverlessRADIUSS AWS Tutorials Learn how to use a modern HPC software stackOnline throughout August Check out this series of online tutorials happening throughout August demonstrating how to use several GPU ready projects in the cloud and on premises Follow along on your own EC instance provided No previous experience necessary Lots of open source technologies are covered in this series so if you are looking to get started in this space check out the details on the information page Learn how to use a modern HPC software stack Brenden Bouffler has also put together a great blog post Call for participation RADIUSS Tutorial Series that dives deeper into some of these topics and provides further information Developer Webinar Series Open Source At AWSOnline th September am pm AESTAs part of the Developer Webinar series we are delighted to showcase three sessions that look at open source on AWS We have Aish Gunasekar who will be talking about Leveraging OpenSearch for Security Analytics I will be doing a talk on Cedar in my session Next generation Authz with Cedar and to wrap things up we have Keita Watanabe who will be looking at Scaling LLM GenAI deployment with NVIDIA Triton on Amazon EKS The sessions are technical deep dives and there will be Q amp A as well Jump over to the registration page and sign up and hope to see many of you there Building ML capabilities with PostgreSQL and pgvector extensionYouTube th September pm UK timeGenerative AI and Large Language Models LLMs are powerful technologies for building applications with richer and more personalized user experiences Application developers who use Amazon Aurora for PostgreSQL or Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL can use pgvector an open source extension for PostgreSQL to harness the power of generative AI and LLMs for driving richer user experiences Register now to learn more about this powerful technology Watch it live on YouTube Build ML into your apps with PostgreSQL and the pgvector extensionYouTube st September pm UK timeThis office hours session is a follow up for those who attended the fireside chat titled Building ML capabilities into your apps with PostgreSQL and the open source pgvector extension Others are also welcome Office hours attendees can ask questions related to this topic Application developers who use Amazon Aurora for PostgreSQL or Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL can use pgvector an open source extension for PostgreSQL to harness the power of generative AI and LLMs for driving richer user experiences Join us to ask your questions and hear the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the pgvector extension for PostgreSQL Watch it live on YouTube Open Source Summit EuropeSeptember th st Bilboa Spain Open Source Summit is the premier event for open source developers technologists and community leaders to collaborate share information solve problems and gain knowledge furthering open source innovation and ensuring a sustainable open source ecosystem It is the gathering place for open source code and community contributors You will find AWS as well as myself at Open Source Summit this year so come by the AWS booth and say hello from the glimpses I have seen so far it is going to be awesome Find out more at the official site Open Source Summit Europe OpenSearchConSeattle September Registration is now open source OpenSearchCon Check out this post from Daryll Swager Registration for OpenSearchCon is now open that provides you with what you can expect and resources you need to help plan your trip CDK Day Online th September Back for the fourth instalment this Community led event is a must attend for anyone working with infrastructure as code using the AWS Cloud Development Kit CDK It is intended to provide learning opportunities for all users of the CDK and related libraries The CFP is open so if you have some ideas for some talks then make sure you check that section out Also this year they are accepting talks in Espanol Woohoo love it Check more at the website CDK Day Open Source IndiaOctober th NIMHANS Convention Center BengaluruOne of the most important open source events in the region Open Source India will be welcoming thousands of attendees all to discuss and learn about open source technologies I will be there too doing a talk so I would love to meet with any of you who are also planning on attending Check out more details on their web page here All Things OpenOctober th th Raleigh Convention Center Raleigh North CarolinaI will be attending and speaking at All Things Open looking at Apache Airflow as an container orchestrator I will be there with a bunch of fellow AWS colleagues and I hope to meet some of you there Check us out at the AWS booth where you will find me and the other AWS folk throughout the event Check out the event and sessions speakers at the official webpage for the event AllThingsOpen CortexEvery other Thursday next one th FebruaryThe Cortex community call happens every two weeks on Thursday alternating at UTC and UTC You can check out the GitHub project for more details go to the Community Meetings section The community calls keep a rolling doc of previous meetings so you can catch up on the previous discussions Check the Cortex Community Meetings Notes for more info 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 AWSRemember to check out the Open Source homepage to keep up to date with all our activity in open source by following us on AWSOpen	2023-08-14 08:30:28
海外TECH	DEV Community	How Are E2E Tests Performed for Test Automation Product? - Dogu E2E Testing Implementation	https://dev.to/dogutech/how-are-e2e-tests-performed-for-test-automation-product-dogu-e2e-testing-implementation-jhm	How Are EE Tests Performed for Test Automation Product Dogu EE Testing ImplementationThis post is translated to English from original post When Dogu was not yet an open source product we connected our office equipment to GitHub Runner and set it up to execute EE tests whenever a commit was made fetching the code from the Runner device At that time our test case count was relatively low However when we started open sourcing Dogu we temporarily paused the EE tests as we detached the private GitHub Runner After about a month and a half following the open sourcing we reconfigured the EE tests and we d like to share that journey dogu team dogu Cross UI Test automation platform for web mobile game applications Dogu Integrated test automation platform based on web Dogu is an integrated test automation platform that simplifies the automation of web mobile and game application testing Test Automation PlatformBuild a systematic test automation infrastructure using Windows MacOS Android and iOS devices Device FarmControl and inspect UI remotely Build device farm with your own devices and control them in web pageTest AutomationUse a variety of test automation frameworks to easily run tests on the device Available Test FrameworksAppiumSeleniumWebdriverioGamiumTest ReportVisualize test unit by integrating test unit framework with test report Available Test Unit FrameworksJestPytestTest RoutineAvailable CI CD with RoutineGithub ActionJenkinsCreate routines to run the tests in parallel Why Dogu Building and maintaining infrastructure components such as Appium OpenSTF Jenkins and Grafana for test automation requires significant time and effort However Dogu streamlines this process by providing… View on GitHub TL DRPreviously EE testing for Dogu was lacking but efforts were made to improve it after open sourcing Transitioned from using private GitHub Runner to utilizing Dogu for EE testing Set up the test environment connection for local testing Leveraged Dogu routine functionality for simultaneous execution on multiple platforms Employed dogu github action for automated EE test integration Enhanced efficiency and reduced developer workload through CI integration leading to improved product quality Testing for DoguBefore open sourcing EE testing covered a smaller portion compared to the product s features The Dogu team focused more on feature development initially 🥲 We decided to implement QA within the team before releasing and during the approximately one and a half months when EE was paused release days felt like entering a battlefield It was a war with testing where we had to manually test many features and we had three different platforms to test should be tested on a MaZc ARM device and for please test it on a Windows x device Who will handle testing on Mac x Such extensive and repetitive testing on release days coupled with the need for quick fixes upon issue discovery led to a constant busy cycle Does this sound familiar This is evidence of the need for automated EE testing During this period someone from outside posed the question How do you test Dogu At that time Dogu lacked many features for testing We reached a conclusion that we needed to use Dogu extensively ourselves to understand its helpful aspects and areas for improvement leading us to the idea of Using Dogu to perform Dogu EE testing So with minimal effort we decided to reintegrate EE into CI Challenges Faced Although EE testing seemed easily attainable the process didn t always align with our expectations We encountered numerous minor issues but a few significant challenges were particularly hindering Running LocallyOur previous approach involved building Docker images after each commit uploading them to a cloud repository fetching them onto server equipment and then executing them on EE devices However due to cost and time concerns we decided to revert to the pre open source approach of fetching EE devices locally for testing instead of relying on the cloud However post open sourcing Dogu GitHub Docs recommended using private repositories prompting us to remove most of our private GitHub Runners To adhere to this guidance while testing Dogu through Dogu we connected EE devices to the internal test Dogu environment using Dogu itself We tuned the Dogu Agent app used for connecting the test environment to the EE device enabling Dogu Agent execution for EE on the local EE device This was necessary due to potential conflicts when two Dogu Agents recognize the device simultaneously during Dogu EE tests involving device streaming functionality Controlling Multiple Clients SimultaneouslyDogu uses a web browser and a desktop app for device farm setup We needed to launch both clients on the EE test device While our automation testing features included remote testing and routines they were insufficient for testing across multiple devices Remote testing allowed users to test scripts on locally connected devices to Dogu before committing to the repository However testing multiple devices and running two clients simultaneously were not yet possible Hence we opted for a routine that allows concurrent execution across multiple devices and is scalable Routines could be written in GUI or YAML and actions provided by routines allowed for executing scripts across various environments platforms Dogu EE tests were configured to run on macOS ARM macOS x and Windows devices within a single routine We also added Git integration to Dogu to facilitate local execution Below is an example YAML format used to test Dogu with the routine name eeon workflow dispatch jobs ee macos runs on group ee macos steps name env run printenv name fix diverged main run git reset hard origin main name Checkout uses dogu actions checkout with clean true name create dotEnv run dogu bin env generator gen all ee name Run newbie run yarn newbie cicd name Run newbie python run export PATH opt homebrew bin usr local Cellar poetry bin PATH amp amp yarn newbie python name Build Projects run printenv amp amp yarn workspace dogu run build name Run influx pgsql redis nexus turn server run yarn workspace console web server run start ee background env PATH usr local bin PATH name Newbie nm space run yarn workspace dogu run newbie nm space name Build nm space run cd nm space amp amp yarn workspace nm space run build name Download Build third party run export PATH opt homebrew bin usr local Cellar cmake bin usr local go bin PATH amp amp yarn third party download build name Run ee run yarn workspace ee run util install chromedriver amp amp yarn workspace ee run start ci record true ee windows runs on group ee windows steps name Printenv run set name Checkout uses dogu actions checkout with clean true name create dotEnv run HOME dogu bin env generator gen all ee name Run newbie run yarn newbie cicd name Run newbie python run yarn newbie python name Build Projects run set amp amp yarn workspace dogu run build name Run influx pgsql redis nexus turn server run yarn workspace console web server run start ee background name Newbie nm space run yarn workspace dogu run newbie nm space name Build nm space run cd nm space amp amp yarn workspace nm space run build name Download Build third party run yarn third party download build name Run ee run yarn workspace ee run util install chromedriver amp amp yarn workspace ee run start ci record true Integration with CINow we were prepared Simply executing the Dogu routine after each commit was all it took However we needed to enable running the Dogu routine within GitHub Action To achieve this we created a GitHub Custom Action to run the Dogu routine in GitHub Action This led to the creation of the dogu github action While it currently doesn t retrieve logs or similar information from Dogu it waits until the routine is finished Once completed it provides the routine result URL and it meets minimal requirements for handling cancellations of routines or GitHub Actions Writing Test ScriptsDogu EE test scripts were written using our team s internally developed testing framework called Dest and Selenium Playwright Dogu web uses Selenium while Dogu Agent is a desktop app built with Electron so we tried Playwright for scripting We plan to switch to Jest or Pytest as Dest won t be further developed Existing EE scripts were written based on previous specifications covering around test cases We enhanced the scripts to cover more than cases Using unique or reliably identifiable attributes like id rather than relying solely on Full XPath we designed the XPath for scripting to address changes in web UI or the addition of new elements Now many of Dogu s features are tested through EE with tests executed with each commit This brings us more comfort during development EE tests can identify abnormal behavior resulting from code changes Happy Testing Let s take a look at recent EE test results All tests passed except on macOS ARM device We need to investigate the cause of the failure on Mac mini device From the logs it seems we couldn t find an element matching access id add host form name XPath This information is insufficient to determine the issue and actions performed To address this we recorded device operations during the routine using record true allowing us to review the recorded video and gain insight into the exact actions taken This recording capability greatly facilitates debugging Even if EE tests fail debugging time is significantly reduced making it easier to identify and rectify issues In Conclusion Now EE tests are performed not just on release days but with every commit or PR reducing the need for last minute preparations on release days With Dogu routines and test script writing tasks that previously required manual repetition from user registration to feature testing and testing across platforms have become much easier Of course script writing is an ongoing task hehe However EE testing still doesn t cover all cases which is one of the downsides While some functions like iOS streaming and remote testing are still manually performed EE now handles many of the previously repetitive tests e g user registration member addition streaming etc making development more streamlined Are you still manually repeating tests It might be worthwhile to explore setting up an automated testing environment to improve testing efficiency	2023-08-14 08:08:26
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