Sibos 2025: The Case for Consolidation Continues to Build
But reflecting on our discussions from this year’s show brings clarity, for there is a single unifyi...
Read moreBut reflecting on our discussions from this year’s show brings clarity, for there is a single unifyi...
Read moreAs an engineering team building the IPF software, we already adopt AI-based approaches internally ac...
Read moreA number of our customers have recently been asking whether we support OpenTelemetry, the observability framework and toolkit.
Icon recently released IPF 2024.1, which included upgrading all of our components to Java 17 and required Java 17 as a minimum.
In the third part of our series exploring the motivations, architecture and principles driving the development of IPF.
The past two posts in our series on building reactive systems have dealt with the topics of performance and fault-tolerance.
In the previous post in this series, we talked about the performance and scalability benefits that we get from actors and the actor system.