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This guide details how to implement audio and video capture using Camera Kit, AudioCapturer, and OHAudio, as well as playback with AVPlayer in HarmonyOS apps, covering permission setup, device selection, profile configuration, session creation, resource management, and supported formats.
This article explores how integrating ASR, TTS, and large language models into video conferencing creates an intelligent collaboration hub that boosts efficiency, enhances user experience, expands multilingual scenarios, and provides practical architecture and Python code examples for real‑time smart meetings.
VSOCK provides a high‑performance, low‑latency, secure guest‑host communication mechanism that avoids TCP/IP overhead, supports bidirectional data transfer, and simplifies configuration, with demonstrated 90% latency reduction and 12× throughput gains over traditional IP or virtio‑serial methods in cloud virtualization scenarios.
This article examines the challenges of a legacy Lambda‑based membership data warehouse, introduces Apache Paimon’s lakehouse architecture and its key features, and showcases three real‑world implementations—partial‑update order wide tables, Bitmap‑based UV counting, and branch‑based data correction—while discussing benefits, remaining challenges, and future directions.
Client‑Go is the official Go client library for Kubernetes, offering low‑level HTTP handling, local caching, and event‑driven List‑Watch mechanisms; the article explains its architecture, client types, cache components, code examples, and best practices for building production‑grade controllers and operators.
This guide walks through configuring MTU, building root‑filesystem images and custom kernels, deploying Kata Containers on Kubernetes, and applying virtioFS rate‑limiting to achieve VM‑level isolation with near‑container performance for high‑security workloads.
PoleFS is a self‑developed, cloud‑native distributed file system that combines POSIX‑compatible interfaces, a high‑performance NVMe cache layer, and low‑cost S3 object storage to achieve microsecond latency, millions of IOPS, massive directory scalability, multi‑protocol access, and flexible client‑side caching for AI, big data, and container workloads.
This article explains Apache Pulsar's architecture, client‑to‑broker and broker‑to‑bookie latency components, data storage model, write path, journal flush strategies, and presents detailed benchmark results showing sub‑millisecond write latency and up to 1.5 million TPS on NVMe storage.
VPC private DNS provides an isolated, internal name resolution service for cloud resources, enabling secure, efficient communication, private domain management, recursive queries, and seamless integration with public DNS, while offering advantages such as enhanced security, flexible architecture, simplified operations, high availability, and support for hybrid cloud scenarios.
This article explains the design, features, and deployment architecture of a unified Layer‑7 load‑balancing service that supports both classic and VPC networks, offering intelligent routing, session persistence, health checks, hot‑config reload, and high availability for cloud‑native environments.
