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How to Test and Formal Release Apps with AirDroid Business?

Welcome to this tutorial video where we walk you through how to test and formally release your company-owned apps or apps from the Google Play Store in AirDroid Business. AirDroid Business is a mobile device management (MDM) solution that helps you manage all your Android devices effectively and securely.

NoOps and the Future of DevOps: How GenAI is Eliminating the Tools Tax

Software development has evolved into a complex symphony of tools, platforms, and processes. While each new tool promises to solve specific challenges, together they’ve created an unexpected burden on development teams. The very solutions meant to streamline our work have paradoxically become a source of friction. A shocking stat from Gartner reveals the scale of this crisis: developers spend only 10-25% of their time actually writing code.

A Year to Remember: Cloudsmith's Journey Through 2024

What a year it’s been at Cloudsmith. As we look back on 2024, it’s hard not to feel a sense of pride - and even a little awe - at how far we’ve come. From a scrappy startup to a trusted partner for some of the biggest names in the world, this year has been a turning point, both for our company and the people who make it special. In this video, our CEO, Glenn Weinstein, reflects on the highs, the challenges, and the moments that defined this year for us.

Using GRPC with Python Best Practices Guide

Microservices are now the architecture of choice for many developers when crafting cloud-native applications. A microservices application is a collection of loosely coupled services that communicate with each other, enhancing collaboration, maintainability, scalability, and deployment. There are several options for enabling this communication between microservices. When it comes to Python, gRPC and REST are two extremely popular directions to go.

What is a DNS zone transfer? And how does it simplify transferring zone files from primary to secondary servers?

A DNS zone transfer is the process of transferring DNS records and zone files data from the primary server to the secondary server. This updates the secondary server with the current records and zone files so that it can act as a backup during failover scenarios. Zone transfer extends network services when the primary server fails by copying the primary server’s files to the secondary server.