Don Schenck's contributions
Bringing the Developer Sandbox to you at Red Hat Summit
Don Schenck
Get to know the Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift in this Red Hat Summit lightning talk. Experiment with containers, Kubernetes, microservices, and more.
Edge computing: From 30 tons to 30 grams
Don Schenck
Explore edge computing and its origins, from the ENIAC computer to embedded systems and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Coming to terms: Domain-Driven Design
Don Schenck
Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a system analysis methodology where the needs of the underlying business entity or function drives the outcome of the system construction.
Coming to terms: Ubiquitous Language
Don Schenck
All terms are related to the domain and have a meaning that is understood by all parties involved within the domain.
Coming to terms: Fault Tolerance
Don Schenck
Coming to terms: Fault Injection
Don Schenck
The practice of intentionally introducing faults into a system in order to test it.
Coming to terms: Two pizza team
Don Schenck
The term "Two pizza team" comes from Amazon and describes a team size such that it is the number of people that can be fed by two pizzas.
Coming to terms: Dark Launch
Don Schenck
Dark Launch is the practice of launching a new version of a microservice and splitting traffic between it and the existing version.
Bringing the Developer Sandbox to you at Red Hat Summit
Don Schenck
Get to know the Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift in this Red Hat Summit lightning talk. Experiment with containers, Kubernetes, microservices, and more.
Edge computing: From 30 tons to 30 grams
Don Schenck
Explore edge computing and its origins, from the ENIAC computer to embedded systems and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Coming to terms: Domain-Driven Design
Don Schenck
Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a system analysis methodology where the needs of the underlying business entity or function drives the outcome of the system construction.
Coming to terms: Ubiquitous Language
Don Schenck
All terms are related to the domain and have a meaning that is understood by all parties involved within the domain.
Coming to terms: Fault Tolerance
Don Schenck
Coming to terms: Fault Injection
Don Schenck
The practice of intentionally introducing faults into a system in order to test it.
Coming to terms: Two pizza team
Don Schenck
The term "Two pizza team" comes from Amazon and describes a team size such that it is the number of people that can be fed by two pizzas.
Coming to terms: Dark Launch
Don Schenck
Dark Launch is the practice of launching a new version of a microservice and splitting traffic between it and the existing version.