Testing Open Media Transport (OMT) on AWS: A Quick Start

WebRTC vs. HLS? ⚡ In a nutshell, WebRTC delivers sub-second latency crucial for calls and live interactions, while HLS is simple to set up and scales to millions of viewers with standard infrastructure. 🌐 For details on latency, scalability, costs, and dev insights, check our guide by Piotr Wodecki 👇 https://lnkd.in/drsCZYHy

Did you know Docker automatically creates 3 default networks for your containers? Here’s how they work - - bridge → The default. Containers on the same host can talk to each other. - none → No networking. Container is fully isolated from external networks. - host → Container shares the host’s network stack (no isolation). These networks let containers communicate securely while giving you flexibility in how isolated (or connected) they should be. Check the full blog: https://lnkd.in/g5i7_4uR Which Docker network mode do you use the most - and why?

"What protocol is better for modern systems: TCP or MCP?" - I should ask it on an interview some day :) By the way, Amazon Bedrock AgentCore now has an MCP Server feature https://lnkd.in/eH_iWaWv #genai #bedrock #agentcode #mcp

🛠️ Fix VMware Fusion “Cannot open the disk” Error by Deleting .lck Files! 🛠️ ⁉️ Getting the error: "Cannot open the disk '.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on. Module 'Disk' power-on failed." This usually happens because of leftover lock files (.lck) blocking your VM from starting. Watch this quick tutorial (https://lnkd.in/e6uPX9H9) to learn how to safely find and delete .lck files on your Mac, and get your VM running again! 💻🔧

Just published my 6th video on system design fundamentals. This one covers load balancers: how they distribute traffic across servers, the algorithms they use (round-robin, least connections, weighted distribution), and how companies scale them globally. If you're building distributed systems or just curious how traffic gets routed when you visit a website, this might be useful : ) Link: https://lnkd.in/gEHCmv-J

[Solved] Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM) device not recognized. "SGX is an option in the BIOS so I turned it off and tried again, but it didn't help. The BIOS has settings for Virtualization[...] https://lnkd.in/ea5rGxxe

COURSE: Understanding what VMware is used for requires a grasp of how it works. The hypervisor is at the core of VMware’s technology, a software layer that enables a single physical server to run multiple VMs. The hypervisor allocates the server’s resources—such as CPU, memory, and storage—across each VM, ensuring efficient utilization and isolation. https://lnkd.in/eq-A7QMa

IP Infusion introduces IP Maestro, a graphical user interface for IP Infusion’s award-winning network operating system OcNOS: Open Compute Network Operating System. IP Maestro brings an intuitive, easy to use graphical user interface for OcNOS, and provides for a “point-and-click” network management interface for advanced networking. Demo IP Maestro with the KVM Hypervisor today. https://lnkd.in/dJ7F7YNp

This article explains how Kubernetes integrates image compatibility metadata via Node Feature Discovery (NFD), enabling workloads to specify and validate required host OS, kernel modules, and hardware features before scheduling. More: https://ku.bz/f2RM1Wdy_

COURSE: Understanding what VMware is used for requires a grasp of how it works. The hypervisor is at the core of VMware’s technology, a software layer that enables a single physical server to run multiple VMs. The hypervisor allocates the server’s resources—such as CPU, memory, and storage—across each VM, ensuring efficient utilization and isolation. https://lnkd.in/eMkbZF2d