Red Hat Leftovers
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Why you should use io_uring for network I/O
io_uringis an async interface to the Linux kernel that can potentially benefit networking. It has been a big win for file I/O (input/output), but might offer only modest gains for network I/O, which already has non-blocking APIs. -
Deploy React applications to OpenShift
React is an open-source JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It allows developers to create reusable UI components and efficiently update the view in response to changes in data. Red Hat OpenShift enables developers to build, deploy, run, and manage a wide variety of applications, including frontend and the ones made with React. React applications use the Node.js runtime to run the application.
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IT resilience: 3 myths debunked
The word “resilience” is used often these days–it’s applicable to physical and mental health, financial performance, security, and much more. The capacity to withstand and recover from difficulties and disruption, for both individuals and organizations, has never been more important or more top of mind.
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Generative AI: How does it affect the enterprise?
We are in the early days of generative AI, and there’s a gold rush to gain position and prominence in the sector as it takes off. But with this rush to implementation across a bewildering range of use cases come associated risks. Get artificial intelligence (AI) right, and it can be an incredibly creative, labor-saving, and efficiency-improving solution. Employ it badly, and you risk social, financial, and even legal consequences.