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- Hyperledger is an open source collaborative effort created in 2016 to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is hosted by The Linux Foundation.
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Dotnet framework
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https://sched.co/l9yG
Code examples on:
https://github.com/Yshayy/self-contained-repositories
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- 3. www.datree.io $ ~ whoami Shimon Tolts { age: 29, title: “CTO & Co-Founder @ datree”, misc: [“AWS Community Hero”,“Gamer”] } 3
- 4. www.datree.io The Evolution of running code? 4
- 5. www.datree.io From centralised to distributed teams 5
- 6. www.datree.io From Monolith to microservices 6
- 7. www.datree.io What are Code Components? Building blocks used to build applications, forming the basis of the code that creates your products. ● Programming languages ● Open-Source/internal code packages (expressjs, logger) ● A Docker layer (Dockerfile/Compose/Kubernetes) ● A service like Auth0 (auth0 library) ● A cloud service like DynamoDB (aws-sdk object) ● A CI tool like travis (.travis.yml) All have a code footprint 7
- 8. www.datree.io From Hardware Warehouse to Code Repository 8 ● We used to manage ○ Network Switches ○ Servers ○ Virtualization Layer ○ Warehouses ● Now we manage Code ○ VPC Network ○ Docker Containers ○ Serverless Frameworks ○ Git repository
- 9. www.datree.io What is Serverless 9 source: https://aws.amazon.com/serverless/
- 11. www.datree.io Serverless Code Components 11 Credit: Aharon Twizer (Spotinst) from A State of Serverless Eco System
- 12. www.datree.io datree’s Code Components Catalog 12 173 Node.js NPM Modules 40 Repos 0 EC2 Instances
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- 17. www.datree.io17
- 18. www.datree.io Solution - So what can I do? ● Catalog your Code Components ● Reuse Code Components ● Managing your Code Components ● Identify Code Components Champions within your company 18
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