Calling all builders and innovators in the R Systems community, The moment has arrived—the third and final round of R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1 is officially open for submissions! final round R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1 R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1 If you missed your chance to participate in Rounds 1 & 2, or perhaps you did and finished just shy of the podium, this is your time to shine. Whether you’ve managed challenging projects, solved complex problems, or have bold ideas about modern software architecture, this writing contest is your opportunity to establish yourself as a thought leader, reach millions of technologists in HackerNoon’s global network, and win some great prizes along the way. Round 2 Recap Round 2 Recap Back in April, the second round of the R Systems BlogBook – Chapter 1 kicked off with two topics that are highly relevant to the tech ecosystem today: second round R Systems BlogBook – Chapter 1 Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry
Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments From a strong pool of submissions, the following outstanding entries were selected: From a strong pool of submissions, the following outstanding entries were selected: Runner Up: Shashi Prakash Patel for Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments.
Runner Up: Brajesh Kumar for Microservices Observability: A Comprehensive Guide.
Runner Up: Mohit Kumar Singh for Beyond the Perimeter: Architecting Trust in the Cloud-Native Era.
Grand-Prize Winner: Gajinder Sharma for Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry in Real-World Systems. Runner Up: Shashi Prakash Patel for Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments. Shashi Prakash Patel Implementing Zero Trust Security in Cloud-Native Environments Runner Up: Brajesh Kumar for Microservices Observability: A Comprehensive Guide. Brajesh Kumar Microservices Observability: A Comprehensive Guide Runner Up: Mohit Kumar Singh for Beyond the Perimeter: Architecting Trust in the Cloud-Native Era. Mohit Kumar Singh Beyond the Perimeter: Architecting Trust in the Cloud-Native Era Grand-Prize Winner: Gajinder Sharma for Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry in Real-World Systems. Gajinder Sharma Microservices Observability: Leveraging OpenTelemetry in Real-World Systems Let’s hear it for Round 2’s winners! Let’s hear it for Round 2’s winners! Round 3 Details Submission Window: November 6 — December 5, 2025 Submission Window: November 6 — December 5, 2025 Submission Window: November 6 — December 5, 2025 Contest Topics: Agentic AI Frameworks Showdown: Features, Performance, and Use Cases
Integrating Generative AI into Frontend and Backend Applications: Best Practices and API Frameworks Agentic AI Frameworks Showdown: Features, Performance, and Use Cases Agentic AI Frameworks Showdown: Features, Performance, and Use Cases Integrating Generative AI into Frontend and Backend Applications: Best Practices and API Frameworks Integrating Generative AI into Frontend and Backend Applications: Best Practices and API Frameworks How to Participate

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Your article should be at least 800 words - shorter submissions will be rejected automatically
Submissions should be made to this form: [R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1: Round 3 Submission Form] How to Participate How to Participate Choose one of the contest topics above to write on.
Your article should be at least 800 words - shorter submissions will be rejected automatically
Submissions should be made to this form: [R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1: Round 3 Submission Form] Choose one of the contest topics above to write on. Choose one of the contest topics above to write on. Your article should be at least 800 words - shorter submissions will be rejected automatically Your article should be at least 800 words - shorter submissions will be rejected automatically Submissions should be made to this form: [R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1: Round 3 Submission Form] Submissions should be made to this form: [R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1: Round 3 Submission Form] R Systems BlogBook - Chapter 1: Round 3 Submission Form Prizes Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge Grand Prize (for best entry): HackerNoon<> R Systems Laptop Sleeve + Blogging Badge 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges 3 Runners-up prizes: HackerNoon<> R Systems Blogging Badges We’re excited to see what you create! - Good luck! We’re excited to see what you create! - Good luck! Want to stay in the loop on other HackerNoon contests? Subscribe here or visit contests.hackernoon.com Want to stay in the loop on other HackerNoon contests? Subscribe here or visit contests.hackernoon.com Subscribe here Subscribe here Subscribe here contests.hackernoon.com contests.hackernoon.com contests.hackernoon.com

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