Our freshly revamped website at devxy.io now more clearly showcases all the areas of Data Science and DevOps we’re involved in.

We have also put our services and products in the spotlight, highlighting the variety of apps and tools we work with on a daily basis.

We forked the #goharbor Helm chart and refactored its secret handling, especially for the external #redis option.
Also, this chart uses the current stable release version and not the 'dev' tag.

codefloe.com/devxy/helm-h...

#devops #docker

Today, one year ago, devXY has been officially founded :)

Time flies 🌬️

In case you're interested in running a bleeding edge #reverseproxy with an optimized #SSL library: read our blog post on "Compiling HAProxy with WolfSSL":

www.devxy.io/blog/haproxy...

#haproxy #wolfssl #openssl

Just submitted a proposal for the next RConsortium grant cycle: pat-s.github.io/ics-proposal...

Would be super cool to see/get "official" support for this project which aims to provide a full suite of #rstats package binaries for Linux in a transparent and open way!

www.devxy.io/blog/cran-r-...

ci.devxy.io/repos/7 shows how the devXY CRAN #rstats binaries are built for the daily incoming package updates. For each operating system and architecture, respectively.

Folks, if you have been using the #Posit Package Manager to build and distribute your internal #R packages and are in trouble now given the recent license changes: there are ways to keep using it and achieve the same as before with just the "Basic" license.

Feel free to reach out, its worth it 😉️

📣️ Reminder to grab and play with the new arm64 Alpine 📦️ binaries for #rstats:

docs.r-package-binaries.devxy.io

(arm64 binaries are also available for Ubuntu & RHEL)

The "#R Package Binaries" project now has a dedicated documentation website at docs.r-package-binaries.devxy.io.

More information on technical details and the underlying infrastructure will be added in the near future!

#rstats