International Women’s Day

To celebrate International Women’s Day, which happened this week, the Container Camp crew published a list of 36 of the most exciting engineers, community leaders, managers and contributors in the container ecosystem—[newly updated for 2018.](https://medium.com/containercamp/ 35-people-in-container-tech-you-should-be-following-5300bd4766a0)

Dev

Yun Zhi Lin shares an updated runtime performance benchmark of [all five programming languages](https://read.acloud.guru/ comparing-aws-lambda-performance-of-node-js-python-java-c-and-go-29c1163c2581) supported by AWS Lambda.

In this post, Mark McDonnell explores terminology, key monitoring discussion points, and relevant best practices [when instrumenting application performance monitoring](http://www.integralist.co.uk/posts/ monitoring-best-practices).
Many years ago, when the cloud was just rising and DevOps was just an idea, a small but opinionated group got together to discuss the future of infrastructure. The Infrastructure 2.0 working group included internet legends and internet would-be-legends alike: Greg Ness, Christofer Hoff, James Urquhart, Vint Cerf, Bob Grossman, Dan Lynch. “Despite our earnest attempts…ultimately the timing just wasn’t right,” reports Lori MacVittie, writing for SDxCentral. [Now, nearly ten years later, it’s happening.]( https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/contributed/ infrastructure-2-0-whatever-were-calling-it-now-its-here/2018/03/ )
So, you want to start playing around with Kubernetes because hey, why not? Brad Downey wanted to run a multi-node cluster and for him, it was about seeing it and feeling it; he learns better this way. Building and running Kubernetes clusters isn’t Brad’s day job, so [he needed a way to understand what all the hype is about.](https://itnext.io/ getting-started-with-kubernetes-using-ansible-and-terraform-741e6bb6ad7a)
If you’re a newcomer to automation and CI, you’ll like this [quick tutorial about Jenkins.](https://medium.com/@gustavo.guss/ quick-tutorial-of-jenkins-b99d5f5889f2)

Underactuated – Algorithms for walking, running, swimming, flying, and manipulation. These are working notes used for a course being taught at MIT. They will be updated throughout the Spring 2018 semester.