Kusukela esiqalweni esiphansi, umsebenzi wokuhumusha iZwi likaNkulunkulu ngesiSwahili usuqhubeke iminyaka engaphezu kwengu-150. UJesu wathi ‘wayelenze laziwa igama likaYise.’ (Johane 17:6) Manje, ngokusebenzisa INguqulo Yezwe Elisha, oFakazi BakaJehova abangaphezu kuka-76 000 abakhuluma isiSwahili abahlala maphakathi nasempumalanga ye-Afrika, bajabulela ukuhlanganyela ekwenzeni igama likaJehova laziwe kubo bonke. Ukuthathwa komhlaba kungenye yezinqubomgomo zikaMugabe zokusayinda ezonakalisa ubuhlobo kanye neNtshonalanga. UMugabe, nowasuswa ekuqothulweni kuka-2017 washona nyakenye, wasola abaseNtshonalanga ngokubeka unswinyo kuhulumeni wakhe njengesijeziso. @cloudexpo blogshow you integrate network services mattersby lori macvittiepolymorphism is a concept central to object--oriented programming. the notion of polymorphism is used to extend the capabilities of a basic object, like a mammal, to specific implementations, like cats or dogs or honey badgers, even though they don't care about such technical distinctions. a good example of this is cats and dogs, which are both of the type ""mammal"" but that ""speak"" in a different voice.mar. 28, 2015 11:45 am edt reads: 933the art of scaleby lori macvittiemicroservice architectures are the new hotness, even though they aren't really all that different (in principle) from the paradigm described by soa (which is dead, or not dead, depending on whom you ask). one of the things this decompositional approach to application architecture does is encourage developers and operations (some might even say devops) to re--evaluate scaling strategies. in particular, the notion is forwarded that an application should be built to scale and then infrastructure should assist where necessary.mar. you see microservices is basically an soa pattern that inherits all the well--known soa principles and adds characteristics that address the use of soa for distributed, finer grained software services. and like all patterns, microservices are not applicable to all ...mar. 28, 2015 11:00 am edt reads: 931performance engineering driven delivery modelby asad aliwhile recently attending a dynatrace user group in hartford, i had the opportunity to sit in on a great presentation from a leading us insurance company as they explained their three--year apm journey. i see a lot of these success stories, but this one was especially impressive. to see how they have refined their internal processes, successes and performance best practices to ensure delivery of high quality, high performing and highly scalable applications over these years.