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Innovation evolution: Developer journeys are now “code patterns”
We’ve renamed our developer journeys to “code patterns.” You’ve told us how useful these repeatable patterns are, and that you’re accessing the code, adapting, and improving them within your own development environment. We have a lot more in the pipeline–whether you’re focused on cloud, analytics, IoT, blockchain, AI, or any other technology, there’s a code pattern here for you!
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New code pattern: Cloud-host a graph database using Kubernetes
Graph databases, such as OrientDB, store data in a graph structure consisting of nodes, edges, and properties. And by design, they allow simple and fast retrieval of complex hierarchical structures in a much more efficient manner than relational databases. This developer pattern shows you how to quickly host OrientDB on the IBM Cloud Container Service by using Kubernetes APIs. Cloud-hosted OrientDB can be leveraged for easier collaboration across your development and test teams.
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Kubernetes crosses the chasm
Container orchestration is bridging the gap in the marketplace between early adopters and pragmatists. The gravitational pull of Kubernetes is increasing as interoperability and application portability across Certified Kubernetes Distributions and Platforms is tested and verified. Growth and interest in the project has exploded … so what’s next for Kubernetes and containers?
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Code pattern: Manage microservices traffic using Istio
Developers are moving away from large monolithic apps in favor of small, focused microservices that speed up implementation and improve resiliency. To meet the the requirements of this new ecosystem, developers need to create a network of deployed microservices with load balancing, advanced traffic management, request tracing and connective capabilities.
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