Customers have been running arm64 workloads on Graviton-based instances since 2018. What I found during my testing Fargate tasks on Graviton2 should surprise nobody. Graviton2 processors provide up to 40 percent better price-performance over comparable x86-based instances for a wide variety of workloads. AWS Graviton2 processors are designed by AWS and implement Arm’s Neoverse N1 CPU microarchitecture. You can l… twitter.Last year, as the AWS Fargate product team prepared to launch support for Graviton2, I got involved in benchmarking workloads on the two CPU architectures that Fargate supports.

Here are the slides presented at KubeCon + CloudNative North America 2022 about Backstage.io.

I think CNCF is working on this but I'm pretty sure the video is not public yet. Check it out! /radar/platform… OrkoHunter Hi OrkoHunter, nice to hear from you again. Glad to see the recognised maturity of Backstage.io into thoughtworks Technology Radar. If you operate in FinTech and you are interested in backstage.io, check the initiative driven by… /i/web/status/1… 3 days ago If you are in Israel you cannot miss the meetup about backstage.io that is happening today 14th of Novem… /i/web/status/1… 4 hours ago

I hope this information will help you to install Alfresco with success in your environment. Sudo apt-get install ffmpeg gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media To install ffmpeg on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS you have simply to open a terminal and execute the commands described below. Other instructions on how to install Alfresco 4.2.f on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS are similar to the tutorial, so I don’t want to repeat them here (probably I’ll refresh the post in the future). In particular, how to install ffmpeg on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS that is mandatory to make Alfresco works. Waiting for an official answer from Alfresco, I found how to solve the problem. For further details, you can read something here: Installing Alfresco as usual, I have found the FFmpeg is not included in the Ubuntu repositories and it has been replaced by libav (an ffmpeg fork of the project). The tutorial referrers to Alfresco Community Edition 4.2.c on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and few days ago has been released the brand new Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Operating System. In a past tutorial (one of the most accessed post of the blog) I shared a step by step tutorial describing the installation of Alfresco using an more controlled and “enterprise” approach respect to the bundle.

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