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Some links of stuff I appreciated this month. Links to French content<\/a> are in a separate post. You can also take the time machine to October 2014<\/a>.
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November is the Philae landing on the\u00a0Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko<\/a> month and the ESA photo release under CC-BY-SA (one of them here) month. Mainly DevOps links in this post, a Wikidata tool and an algorithm visualisation.<\/p>\n

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Churyumov-Gerasimenko 67P, 20 November 2014
ESA\/Rosetta\/NAVCAM, CC-BY-SA 3.0 IGO<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Dev<\/h2>\n

Craft. <\/strong>Jeroen de Dauw has prepared interesting slides about clean functions<\/a>. Your function should do one task, not be a class disguised in procedural code.<\/p>\n

Raft. <\/strong>In a distributed environment, how do you achieve a similar state? Raft<\/em><\/a> is an answer to this question, as a distributed consensus algorithm<\/em><\/a>.\u00a0 To understand how it works, The Secret Lives of Data<\/em><\/a> offers a visual guide.<\/p>\n

Wikidata<\/h2>\n

Wikidata no labels. <\/strong>Harmonia Amanda and Hsarrazin wanted to find items without labels in French, respectively about the Tolkien’s Legendarium or Russians persons to translate. This tool<\/a> allows you to get some Wikidata items through a WDQ query or to encode them directly, and print a table with the part of these items without label in the specified language.<\/p>\n

DevOps<\/h2>\n

Once upon a time there were a Linux theme park.<\/strong> As a Cobbler \/ SpaceWalk alternative, we start to see new software to appear: katello\/foreman<\/a>. It’s a part of Katello<\/a>, the upstream of Satellite 6, and a replacement for SpaceWalk. You want to dive into the Linux theme park? Build images, deploy, manage resources? You’ll be served. Thank you to jnix for these software recommendation.<\/p>\n

And now, near the sea.<\/strong> ShipYard<\/a> allows you to manage Docker instances and containers.<\/p>\n

But what is more interesting is the alpha release<\/a> of OpenShift Origin<\/strong>, the third generation of\u00a0 OpenShift, with a new system design<\/a>. It relies on Docker and the following technologies:<\/p>\n