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High-Performance Go HTTP Framework Tasting

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What Is Hertz? Hertz [həːts] is a high-performance, high-usability, extensible HTTP framework for Go. It’s designed to simplify building microservices for developers. Why Hertz? One of the highlights of Hertz is its extremely high performance. You can get an intuition for this by looking at the following statistics on echo requests.

How To Manage K8s Operator Lifecycle

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In this Talk, Anynines CEO Julian Fisher shares about the challenges of managing a Kubernetes operator's lifecycle. Julian and his team benchmarked multiple tools that could help with that. The talk covers Carvel, Helm, OLM, and Operator SDK, where the pros and cons are shared for each tool. Julian Fischer 00:00

Kafka JDBC Source Connector for Large Data

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Recently I had a task to migrate some data from an old monolith’s Oracle database to a microservice with a PostgreSQL database. The problem was that the data needed for migration had a parent table with around 2 million records with 150 columns and on top of that, everything was brought into view with a payload column aggregating data from various tables in XML. As you can imagine, the SELECT from that view was pretty slow, and by pretty, I mean insanely slow which was not going to work very well for the connector. So, in this article we’ll take a look at a similar simplified use case and how can we deal with it. Use case We have a course-catalogue application with a PostgreSQL database that deals with instructors and their courses. Now we need to migrate some legacy instructors from another PostgreSQL database that soon is going to be decommissioned. So we have instructors-legacy-db and the course-catalog-db. In our case, both databases won’t be that overwhelmed with records, with just about 200 records for the instructors-legacy-db, but for the sake of the example, just imagine that instructors-legacy-db is that table with 2 million cumbersome records.

Private Remote Maven Repository With Artipie

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Artipie is an open-source binary artefact management tool under an MIT license. It supports the following types of repositories: Docker, Maven, NPM, PyPI, Anaconda, RPM, Gem, Go, and so on. If you are eager to learn about Artipie in detail, you can read the DZone article An Easy Way to Get Your Own Binary Repository. Let’s focus on the Maven repository. Maven is a tool that can be used for building and managing any Java-based project. Maven has two types of repositories:

Testcontainers With Kotlin and Spring Data R2DBC

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In this article, we will discuss testcontainers library and how to use it to simplify our life when it comes to integration testing our code. For the purpose of this example, I am going to use a simple application with its business centered around reviews for some courses. Basically, the app is a service that exposes some GraphQL endpoints for review creation, querying, and deletion from a PostgreSQL database via Spring Data R2DBC. The app is written in Kotlin using Spring Boot 2.7.3.

How to Choose Mobile Devices for Testing in 2022

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With the rapidly increasing popularity and complexity of mobile apps, you need to make sure your app works as intended across various device models, operating systems, and browsers. But with tens of thousands of mobile device models on the market and more being released every year, how do you choose which devices to test on, and how many do you actually need to test on for comprehensive testing coverage? In this article, we’ll provide best practices for selecting mobile devices to test, as well as our recommended devices to test on by region and business size.

How to Use MQTT in Flask

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Flask is a lightweight Web application framework written with Python, which is called a "micro-framework" because it uses a simple core for extension of other features, such as ORM, form validation tools, file upload, various open authentication techniques, etc. MQTT is a lightweight Internet of Things (IoT) message transmission protocol based on publish/subscribe mode. It can provide a real-time and reliable message service for networked devices with very less code and smaller bandwidth. It is widely used in IoT, mobile Internet, intelligent hardware, IoV, power and energy industries, etc.

Deno vs. NodeJS: A Must-Have Comparison

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JavaScript is not a new name. It is the most popular and frequently used data processing language that runs on every system. Many developers have been extensively skilled in the JavaScript language, and thus it has been continuously improving and evolving. Node.js has been a widely used platform that successfully represents JavaScript everywhere. We have to admit that Node.js has transformed the screenplay of web development and allows developers to use JavaScript for backend development. Node.js has a large number of users with the largest developer community.

Selenium With Python Tutorial: Adding Extensions in Firefox for Testing

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Modern browsers are equipped with all sorts of functionalities, i.e., from bookmarks to GPS location tracking, developer tools, and more. Almost all modern web browsers have immense capabilities – Firefox has built-in screenshot capabilities, Opera has a free VPN, and Edge comes with built-in support for displaying ebooks with the EPUB extension. Though browsers like Firefox, Chrome, and others are majorly used for web browsing, the fact is that Add Ons (or extensions) in Firefox provide additional power to the web browser! The same rule of thumb applies to other browsers like Chrome, Edge, etc. Additional add-ons, plugins, and extensions are required to extend or customize browser functionalities, boost productivity, and suit the specific requirements of users and developers. Test automation engineers that use test automation can also benefit from browser extensions like normal end-users. In fact, testers often need to automate the testing of these extensions itself :slightly_smiling_face:

A Guide to Machine Learning App Development

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Machine learning has smoothly weaved into our daily lives, and we do not even realize it. From asking Google for directions to using Siri, we have slowly become entirely dependent on machine learning. So what exactly is machine learning?

Managing Dotfiles With Stow

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As a programmer, much of our time at work is spent developing code (and attending meetings, of course. ), So much so that we usually spend a lot of time configuring the toolset that we use on a daily basis. We are not only talking about the evolution of the configuration but also about how to configure your new laptop, have several computers, or simply share a certain configuration of a certain tool with a colleague. The great majority of applications (and more in UNIX systems) are configured through the well-known “dotfiles” (stored in the user’s $HOME), which are not more than files or folders that begin with a . to configure the applications (ex: .bashrc, .git/). The purpose of starting with a dot is that, by default operating systems treat them as hidden files and don’t show them unless you tell them to.

4 Key DevOps Metrics for Improved Efficiency and Performance

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We’re seeing an increasing number of organizations renew their focus on adopting and improving their DevOps practices to help optimize their software development life cycle and improve their delivery velocity to reach markets and customers faster. Here’s all you need to know about the four key DevOps metrics and how teams can use these metrics to improve dev efficiency and performance to build better and faster products for their customers. What Are DevOps Metrics? DevOps metrics are the data points used to measure the performance and efficiency of a team’s DevOps software development process. Since DevOps integrates the functions of both development and operation, the metrics should be able to measure and optimize the performance of both the processes and people involved.

Learn With Practice: API Versioning Snags

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I have finished watching a series of lessons on Designing and Versioning HTTP/REST APIs from well-known author Jeffrey Richter, who is an author of the best-sellers CLR via C# and Windows API via C++. For those who design back-end APIs, I do definitely recommend watching it (and reading the books as well, if you haven't), especially those who think that doing an API is simple (probably, impressed by several "Hello, World!" prototypes made during the weekends).

Creating Homebrew Formulas With GoReleaser

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We chose to use GoReleaser at ObservIQ for our distro of the OpenTelemetry Collector to simplify how we build and support many operating systems and architectures. GoReleaser enables us to build targeting a matrix of GOOS and GOARCH targets as well as automate creating a wide range of deliverables. The ones we have utilized are building tarballs, nfpm packages, docker images, and Homebrew formula. For this article, the focus is on the Homebrew Taps capabilities in GoReleaser and our journey using it. Our goal was to make it easy for users to install our software on macOS so that they could easily try it out. We went with Homebrew as it’s familiar to many macOS users and would allow a user to try out our software and remove it just as easily when they are finished.

Process Debt Is Something You Should Care About

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Intro and Problem Statement Early this year, the book Software Architecture Metrics: Case Studies to Improve the Quality of Your Architecture was published. Christian Ciceri, co-founder and chief architect for Apiumhub, is one of the co-authors. He wrote a chapter that is particularly useful in contexts where the architecture and environment still have many opportunities for improvement. He emphasizes the importance of private builds in the development process, with the underlying principle of his reasoning being easily understandable — you should make use of private builds and run their tests on your local machine, in an environment as close as possible to production, to obtain feedback on your build as soon as possible.

Liquibase on Kubernetes

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Context, Motivation, and Theory We have a microservices environment with Kubernetes(k8s), in which we develop a service that requires a database. We decided to do the migration management of the database using Liquibase. Eventually, we realized that some deploys left the database locked. After some research, we found the key. The k8s itself, if a deployment process takes longer than a certain time if the failureThreshold is exceeded combined with the initialDelaySeconds in the startupProbe, in our example, while applying migrations, it assumes that the Pod has been left in a corrupt and/or inconsistent state and kills the process.

Simulating and Troubleshooting StackOverflowError in Scala

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In this series of simulating and troubleshooting performance problems in Scala, let’s discuss how to simulate StackOverflowError. StackOverflowError is a runtime error, which is thrown when a thread’s stack size exceeds its allocated memory limit. Sample Program Here is a sample Scala program, which generates the StackOverflowError:

DevSecOps and Digital Transformation: Bridging the Security Gap

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The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated digital transformation to a staggering speed. However, for most organizations going digital has also posed a considerable challenge. To ensure both longevity and success, organizations require a combination of the right people, the right tools, and the right skill sets. Nevertheless, digital transformation brings new scopes like databases, digital assets, cloud computing services, applications, and websites, thereby increasing the need to secure the organization. Therefore, it is vital to deploy a complete security approach in the form of DevSecOps to avoid security breaches, protect the company's goodwill, and maintain the customer’s connection.

O11y Guide: Bringing Monoliths Into the Cloud-Native World

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This is the fifth article in the series covering my journey into the world of cloud-native observability. If you missed any of the previous articles, head on back to the introduction for a quick update. After laying out the groundwork for this series in the initial article, I spent some time in the second article sharing who the observability players are. I also discussed the teams that these players are on in this world of cloud-native o11y. For the third article, I looked at the ongoing discussion around monitoring pillars versus phases. In the fourth article, I talked about keeping your options open with open-source standards.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) to the Rescue of Cybersecurity

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Is Cybersecurity a Major Concern? According to a survey by CWC and the Ipsos Institute, only 29% of companies consider cybersecurity to be a priority, and only one in two companies has implemented a strategy to combat cyber risks. Over the past year, one in two companies has observed a 48% increase in the number of computer attacks.

Disaster Recovery Guide for IT Infrastructures

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Modern organizations need complex IT infrastructures functioning properly to provide goods and services at the expected level of performance. Therefore, losing critical parts or the whole infrastructure can put the organization on the edge of disappearance. Disasters remain a threat to production processes. What Is a Disaster? A disaster is challenging trouble that instantly overwhelms the capacity of available human, IT, financial and other resources and results in significant losses of valuable assets (for example, documents, intellectual property objects, data, or hardware).

Securing Developer Tools: Argument Injection in Visual Studio Code

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The safety of these applications is crucial to prevent attackers from compromising the computer on which developers are working, as they could use this access to obtain sensitive information, alter source code, and further pivot into the company's internal network. This time, my team and I dive into a new vulnerability I identified in one of the most popular IDEs: Visual Studio Code. It allowed attackers to craft malicious links that, once interacted with, would trick the IDE into executing unintended commands on the victim's computer. By reporting the issue to Microsoft, who quickly patched it, our researchers helped to secure the developer ecosystem.

How to Not Screw Up Your Product Strategy

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As a consultant, I have a view across many companies, so I’ve seen a lot of product strategies. Most have been problematic. Occasionally, I see an example of a product strategy that stands out. Today, I review common problems with product strategies. Then, we’ll cover how to craft a product strategy that avoids these problems. Problem: Product Strategies Take Too Long To Create Putting together a product strategy is fucking hard. And while it is important, it’s easy to defer.

Top 7 IoT Trends That Are Spinning High in the Market

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IoT refers to a system of several millions of connected devices interacting online. Individuals use mobile gadgets, wearable technology, and sophisticated robots. These gadgets use software and hardware inlays to connect with one another via the Internet. These gadgets can communicate with the surroundings through software programs thanks to sensors. The Internet of Things (IoT) has significantly advanced technology on a worldwide platform. It has been employed by companies and organizations to enhance services and provide enhanced customer experiences. Apparently, seemingly unthinkable technologies are now possible to create.

How Does Continuous Testing Improve DevOps?

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Today with new technologies emerging to serve customers, efficient delivery of the software and the ability to quickly resolve the issues that may occur are among the keys to a successful product launch. The users demand quality and seamlessly working products, and businesses want to deliver the software faster. Testing is one of the necessary procedures to ensure that the software is performing as entitled and, thus, doesn’t contain bugs. There are various approaches to executing the testing, which may depend on many factors. But as practice shows, the more often you test your product, the less time it takes to release and less budget to fix the mistakes.

How to Find the Best Open-Source Projects

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A couple of months ago, I wanted to get my first open-source experience. What was I supposed to do? I googled "best Java open source projects" and was terrified; every website recommended Spring, Gradle, Mockito, Guava, Jenkins and etc. There's a website called GoodFirstIssue, I was really happy when I found it, but it was also a disappointment. The logical question arises why? I will not believe that someone gets his open-source experience with projects like this. Their enormous, and it will get months, in the best case, to understand how they work. So I started researching myself; I've looked at several hundred projects to choose the bests for me. Here I will share my experience and projects that I'd like to start my open-source.

How to Keep CEOs Deeply Invested in DevOps

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Customers and employees today are demanding increasingly high-quality digital user experiences. This means new DevOps teams need to implement applications securely and efficiently. As enterprise needs become more complex, so does their DevOps process. For example, web and mobile UI require multi-platform development, which means multiple processes. In addition, as the complexity of the system increases, processes need greater observability to ensure that all the necessary steps are implemented before code is released.

How to Predict Customer Churn Using Machine Learning, Data Science, and Survival Analysis

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Customer Churn and Data Science Customer churn is a major concern for any business. It is the process of customers leaving their service provider for a competitor’s service. This can be due to many different reasons, including financial constraints, poor customer experience, or just general dissatisfaction with the company. Predicting customer churn is an important part of running any business because it will allow you to plan ahead and mitigate the effects of this happening in your company. The importance of predicting customer churn comes from the fact that businesses have limited resources and cannot afford to lose customers if they want to stay profitable. If a company has too many customers leave, it will not be able to produce enough revenue and will eventually go bankrupt. However, predicting customer churn allows companies to avoid this by better understanding why customers are leaving and what they can do about it.

5 Vital Steps in Successfully Setting Up Your Startup QA Process

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Quality assurance (QA) is the act or process of certifying that a company’s quality criteria are met. Planning, completing, and monitoring tasks are all part of managing quality in production. The monitoring aspect is the essence of what quality assurance is. The techniques and procedures that systematically monitor multiple aspects of a service or facility make up the quality assurance process. Quality assurance activities uncover and fix faults or deviations from defined standards or requirements through audits and other forms of assessment.

Create an HD Video Player With HDR Tech

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What Is HDR and Why Does It Matter Streaming technology has improved significantly, giving rise to higher and higher video resolutions from those at or below 480p (which are known as the standard definition or SD for short) to those at or above 720p (high definition, or HD for short). The video resolution is vital for all apps. Research that I recently came across backs this up: 62% of people are more likely to negatively perceive a brand that provides a poor-quality video experience, while 57% of people are less likely to share a poor-quality video. With this in mind, it's no wonder that there are so many emerging solutions to enhance video resolution.

Debugging the Perplexing - Don’t Panic!

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In the 10+ years, I’ve spent in software development, I’ve formulated a law of debugging: “The perplexity of a software bug and the simplicity of its probable cause are positively correlated”. Put simply, the more confounding and “impossible” a bug appears to be, the likelier it is that the underlying reason for the bug is not some nightmare compiler edge-case or hardware problem, but rather something that’s actually quite simple. Below are two cases that demonstrate the law in action. Case #1: Python My go-to example for this used to be an error in a Python project that took almost an entire day to resolve. Below is a (highly simplified) representation of the code in question:

How To Implement Feature Flags Using LaunchDarkly

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Feature flags (often called feature toggles) have existed for a long time in the software development process. We have been using feature flags in some way or another without even knowing it. So, let’s first understand what exactly feature flags are before we deep dive. In simple words, feature flags help to control the code path and user flows. You might have used sometimes commenting a line in code to switch to a different logic (or If conditional flows). For example:

Develop a SaaS Product or Buy a SaaS Product: Which Is Better?

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Should you purchase software solutions to meet the business's latest demand, or do you want to build your own? Every Software as a Service (SaaS) company asks the question at some point in their business growth or expansion. Thus, the reason behind this query is simple, like an automated delivery system that can quickly be developed. But for others, it is a more complex use case that requires a dedicated developer’s team to maintain it. When the requirements are fulfilled, there are some crucial questions to ask for developing a SaaS product:

Cloud Migration Methodology - Top 6 Methodologies Explained

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Cloud migration methodology is a high-level plan that is constructed in order to transfer data and applications from an existing on-premise server to the cloud server. Since data is what makes a company valuable these days, it is important that we have a good migration plan to move the data. In this article, we will be taking a look at the different challenges risks, and approaches of migration in cloud migration.

Functional Interfaces in Java

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Being an Object-Oriented programming language, Java cannot have independent functions as everything except for some primitive data types and methods revolves around Classes and Objects. Functions have always been a part of a class that can only be called using objects or classes. However, with the release of Java8, a new concept called function interface as well as some other features like Lambda Expressions, Time API, Stream API, etc. were released.

How To Handle Pseudo-Elements in CSS With Selenium?

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While performing UI automation testing on a webpage, we all try to work with the web elements such as buttons, texts, etc. Interaction with the WebElements in the DOM is made possible with the help of Selenium locators. However, there are some aspects of a web page that even the locators can’t manage. Pseudo-elements in CSS fall in that category. Without the correct information, these pseudo-elements can be very hard to automate. In this article, we will see how to handle pseudo-elements in CSS with Selenium WebDriver. Selenium is a powerful automation testing framework for checking complex web pages but pseudo-elements are tricky to automate. Selenium, when used in conjunction with the JavaScriptExecutor interface, helps to automate pseudo-elements. When testing your website, one must also ensure that the webpage functions as expected across various browser and OS combinations. Given that Selenium test automation is a cross-browser and cross-platform affair, you can perform automation tests at scale with the cloud-based Selenium Grid.

How We Reduced Online Serving Latency From 1.11s to 123.6ms With a Distributed SQL Database

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This post tells how a website with a distributed database reduced online serving latency from 1.11 s to 417.7 ms, and then to 123.6 ms. We found that some lessons learned on MySQL could be applied throughout the optimization process. But when we optimize a distributed database, we need to consider more. The OSS Insight website displays the data changes of GitHub events in real time. It's powered by TiDB Cloud, a MySQL-compatible distributed SQL database for elastic scale and real-time analytics.

Thinking Like a Hacker: Stealing Secrets With a Malicious GitHub Action

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About This Series Last time, a cryptocurrency scammer scanned Android APKs on the Internet Archive and found thousands of leaked Twitter API keys. After that, the scammer invested money into an altcoin and used the leaked API keys to promote the altcoin with hijacked Twitter accounts. The story ended with a classic pump-and-dump that made the crypto scammer millions of dollars at the expense of duped investors. In this series, we will dissect not just what an attacker can do to get access to credentials, but also what they would do after getting that initial access. We will walk through a different threat scenario in each part of the series and tell stories of malicious hackers that are either true, based on a true incident, or reasonably theoretical.

Edge Computing and How It's Evolving

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Edge computing is an emerging paradigm leading to major transformation in the networking world. The prime advantages that edge computing offers are reduced latency, bandwidth optimizations, and faster processing of data which leads to a better user experience. All depends on how time-critical the application in question is. With COVID-19 and the way the work from home culture got popular — streaming applications used for edutech, the collaborative tools, online healthcare, live trainings, and of course the OTT platforms which were a savior for people socially disconnected due to being in home isolation or taking general COVID precautions — the criticality of edge could be very well seen. All these applications could survive these tough times since the networking infrastructures across the world were mature enough to offer really low latency to these applications. Because of this, edge computing played a pivotal role getting content closer to the real user. Edge use cases were no longer confined to public safety, military uses, or manufacturing sectors — edge had a way bigger role to play in the daily lives of people. This wasn't necessarily evident to a consumer directly, but the service providers offering them network or real-world applications had a huge dependency on these emerging networking techniques.

A VLDB 2022 Paper: The Technologies Behind OceanBase’s 707 Million tpmC in TPC-C Benchmark Test

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Transaction Processing Performance Council Benchmark C (TPC-C) benchmark test is by far the most credible and authoritative yardstick of the functionality and performance of online transaction processing databases in the database industry worldwide. On May 20, 2020, the TPC published the TPC-C benchmark test results of OceanBase — 707 million transactions per minute (tpmC), with the system costs per tpmC further reduced to RMB 3.98. That was the second TPC-C challenge taken by OceanBase after it hit 60.88 million tpmC on its debut in the benchmark test in October 2019. At the 48th International Conference on Very Large Databases (VLDB 2022), a database summit that just ended this September, OceanBase Senior Database Researcher Xu Quanqing presented a paper titled “OceanBase: A 707 Million tpmC Distributed Relational Database System," which introduces the architecture of OceanBase, a distributed database system, and how the TPC-C benchmark test in 2020 was performed.

36 Questions to Ask Your Future Software Employer

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Congrats on nailing that interview! You’ve prepared hard and aced all the questions. You can relax now. “Do you have any questions for us?” says the interviewer . Oh! It's not over, you realize. You’re expected to have some questions.

Docker Use Cases: 15 Most Common Ways to Use Docker

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Containerizing applications instead of hosting them on virtual machines is a concept that has been trending in the last few years, making container management popular. Docker sits at the heart of this transition, helping organizations seamlessly adopt containerization technology. Recently, Docker use cases can be seen across all industries, regardless of size and nature. What Is Docker? Docker is a containerization technology that enables developers to package a service into a container along with its dependencies, libraries, and operating system. By separating the apps from the infrastructure, Docker allows you to seamlessly deploy and move apps across a variety of environments.

Testing the Untestable and Other Anti-Patterns

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Books on bad programming habits take up a fraction of the shelf space dedicated to best practices. We know what good habits are – or we pay convincing lip service to them – but we lack the discipline to prevent falling into bad habits. Especially when writing test code, it is easy for good intentions to turn into bad habits, which will be the focus of this article. But first, let’s get the definitions right. An anti-pattern isn’t simply the absence of any structured approach, which would amount to no preparation, no plan, no automated tests and just hacking the shortest line from brainwave to source code. This chaotic approach is more like non-pattern programming. Anti-patterns are still patterns, just unproductive ones, according to the official definition. The approach must be structured and repeatable, even when it is counter-productive. Secondly, a more effective, documented, and proven solution to the same problem must be available.

Automate Your Kubernetes Deployments With Helm

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Why We Need Automated Deployments Over the last decade, there has been a paradigm shift in the way applications are written, deployed, and managed. Businesses have adopted cloud-native as their strategy for dealing with applications. As a result, applications have shifted to a microservices architecture. The deployment platforms are now managed by clouds or Kubernetes. When applications are written in a microservices way, a single application is broken into many small applications. Each one of these small applications is fully independent. They might have their own DB, cache server, messaging queues, and any such enterprise infrastructure.

12 Essential Skills Your ReactJS Developers Should Have

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While more and more users are moving towards an omnichannel approach, it is important to have a seamless user experience. One way to achieve this is by having a fully responsive application to ensure users have the best experience across platforms. There are numerous JavaScript libraries available for creating mobile/web app front-ends, but React is the best when it comes to creating a responsive application. In addition to supporting website front-ends, this well-equipped framework allows developers to create truly responsive web applications. Furthermore, React provides reusable custom HTML code for apps.

14 Web Development Trends You Should Look For in 2023

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It was the year 1991 when the first web page was published, transforming our lives forever. Today, we spend hours on the Internet, earning money, spending money, listening to music, finding our soul mates, obtaining university degrees, watching movies, and investigating conspiracy theories, among other activities. The list is virtually never-ending. From simple web pages to complex websites, web development has evolved to a great extent, allowing users to become immersed in certain topics and experience things.

Kubernetes Autoscaling: How to Use the Kubernetes Autoscaler

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Imagine a situation where when user load increases or decreases on an application, there is no way for the application to scale out or in its resources as required. Such an application probably wouldn’t survive in today’s market thanks to Kubernetes Autoscaling, which can easily overcome such a situation with its different scaling mechanisms. Kubernetes Autoscaling mechanisms help scale in and out pods and nodes as required. There are three different methods supported by Kubernetes Autoscaling.

Utilize These Detection-as-Code Best Practices

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Today, 94% of organizations are using cloud technology, and this swift evolution to the cloud means security teams are handling more data and more alerts than ever. Additionally, threats and attacks are only increasing in frequency — it’s estimated that a cyber attack occurs every 11 seconds — and sophistication. But more often than not, security teams are overwhelmed because they don’t have the right tools and approaches to handle modern threat detection at scale. Security team leaders should have updated tools and approaches to help them protect their organization, and the best approach they can take is to adopt detection-as-code. Here's more about detection-as-code and its benefits, as well as some best practices to help you gain success as you begin to use detection-as-code in your security approach.

A Comprehensive List of Agile Methodologies and How They Work

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Agile workflows have fast become a cornerstone of software development environments globally, so much so that the methods that underpin the framework have spread into many other disciplines. Whether it’s helping a marketing team revamp their core strategy or giving customer relations a boost toward their latest service goal, Agile is here to stay.

What Is Oracle Cloud ERP?

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Foremost, the Oracle Cloud ERP, abbreviated as Oracle Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning includes all sorts of functions in an enterprise or organization, i.e, from account management, financial management, and project management to procurement. Likewise, Oracle entered the IT industry with its maximum used cloud-based technology based on the end-to-end Saas (Software as a service) platform suite that runs on Oracle cloud centers. The tool has the ability to grow the business in an efficient way with its utmost delivery structure at lower costs. Oracle Cloud ERP has a start of the art data security that makes the data flow much easier to share and secure. With this cloud tool, the components which get through the end users help the company or an organization to streamline the analytical flow, user experience, reporting and automation tools, compliance and Oracle Fusion SCM, and more.