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Oracle DB Server Installation | Oracle SQL Developer - Connect to the User

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In the video below, we take a closer look at Oracle DB server installation and connect to a user using Oracle SQL Developer. Let's get started!

GraphQL: A Deep Dive Into Benefits, Use Cases, and Strategies

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This is an article from DZone's 2022 Enterprise Application Integration Trend Report.For more: Read the Report As the complexity of software applications grows, the number of interfaces among their various components also increases. This leads to an ever-growing API footprint and an explosion of integrations. Even minor changes start taking more and more time to implement, ultimately resulting in a maintenance nightmare. Refactoring your interfaces often appears to be the only solution, but refactoring is a costly business. It is usually not approved by the management unless there is a very strong reason to do so.

Top Powerful AI Test Automation Tools for the Future

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Test automation has transformed significantly over the years. It has helped QA teams reduce the chances of human error to a great extent. There are plenty of tools available for test automation, but identifying the right automation testing tool has always been a priority for an automation testing plan to be a success. Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, and neural networks are the trending topics of discussion in the tech world today. And, AI inevitably makes its place even in the automation testing space. The use of AI testing tools has taken over the burden of handling repetitive tasks, saving hours of work so that the team can utilize its time for performing more complex and critical tasks. It has played a prominent role in catering to the rising need to develop swiftly and smartly. Even though the current practices of continuous testing, DevOps, and Agile have kept the software development process in place, introducing AI has subtly unlocked the true potential of software testing and driven a path to Continuous Test Automation. What Is AI Automation Testing? AI, in simple terms, is the ability of a computer program or a computer to think and learn like a human being, i.e., the capability of a machine to reason itself — learn, modify data and use it in a beneficial way to handle any future scenarios. It applies reasoning and problem solving to automate the testing process.

6 Tips For Securing IoT Devices

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When discussing the current state of play for the Internet of Things (IoT), a quote comes to mind: With great power comes great responsibility. Cybersecurity becomes even more critical as more devices enter our homes and workplaces and send and receive sensitive data. For example, in 2021, globally-connected devices grew by 9% to 12.3 billion. This accelerated growth and rapid adoption of connected devices have security experts worried. About 1.5 billion cyberattacks on IoT devices occur annually. In an ecosystem with many connected devices, infiltrating one of them puts the whole network at risk.

Are Our Decisions in Agile Free of Cognitive Biases?

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"I knew this release was bound to fail. We shouldn't have hurried." If you ever heard a Scrum Master mentioning this, he/she could be under the influence of a "hindsight bias." Another scenario is when an Agile team agrees blindly with a confident-sounding (and looking) Product Owner without empirical evidence, they may be subject to the "halo effect." Or, when a tester in good mood agrees to execute 40% higher test cases than their previous average, the tester may be experiencing "optimism bias." I know, some of you could now be thinking: "That is what Agile is all about. We need to try out and experiment. It could be wrong, but learn lessons from it." Agreed! But what about understanding the scientific reason for flawed decision-making, which if addressed appropriately, could minimize some of these errors? I am referring here to a psychological phenomenon called "cognitive Bias."

6 Ways to Beautify Your GitHub Repository

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Whether you like it or not, GitHub has become the primary provider to host one's code. You or your company is probably using GitHub. I want to highlight some files to beautify your GitHub repository in this post. Read Mes I hope that by now, everybody is familiar with READMES. If one places a README file at the root of one's repo, GitHub will display its content on the repo's homepage.

Citrix: Understanding Architecture and How User Gets Citrix VDI

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As we all are used to working from home, we know how our organization restricts their employee to work in a secure manner irrespective of where are they. Citrix plays a major role to make life easy for organizations and keep its show running in any situation. Citrix is a popular tool that provides VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) to work from anywhere. They are experts in application and desktop virtualization, dedicated and shared VDI offering, and accessing through a thick and thin client. You can install workload on-premise, and Azure/GCP cloud. Today we are going to discuss the major components in Citrix architecture and the role of individual components. Additionally, we will learn about User VDI access flow.

The Complete React Developer Salary Guide for 2022

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Data from a Statista study shows that React JS is the most in-demand web framework in 2022, with 40.41% of software developers globally indicating they use it to develop web applications. This does not come as a surprise, since the demand for React developers has been growing steadily in recent years. Speed, scalability, and SEO-friendliness are the few reasons some big companies such as Uber and Netflix run on this library. If you are looking to develop this skill or you are a working professional already, being up-to-date about the React developer salary rates in the U.S. can come in handy when negotiating compensation with employers. What Is a React Developer? A React developer is a software engineering professional that designs and implements consumer-facing features for websites and applications using either React JS or React Native frameworks.

How the TypeScript Readonly Type Works

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TypeScript has a number of utility types, which are types specifically created by TypeScript to solve a problem. In this article, let's look at the Readonly type. TypeScript Readonly Type As the name suggests, the Readonly type in TypeScript suggests that a particular type is read-only.

Everything I Needed to Know About Observability, I Learned from ‘Bewitched’

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Recently, I was asked to write an article on "How to Convince your Boss to Prioritize Observability." You can read it here). As I was pulling it together, one particular sentence sent me down the Wikipedia rabbit hole. My original draft included a line that mentioned “winning the big _____ account.” My thought was to reference the famous account from the TV show Bewitched that Darren and his partner Larry were always trying to win.

Pre-Commit Hooks DevOps Engineer Should Know To Control Kubernetes

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Generally speaking, all companies are looking to increase their productivity at all levels: human, infrastructure, processes, and so on. Often, productivity is driven by the addition of automated processes to facilitate and increase the pace of production. This automation requires an evolution, an adaptation, or even a complete transformation of the concepts historically used. This includes the implementation and control of security policies. Indeed, since the emergence of new working methods based on agility and flexibility (such as DevOps), some security concepts have had to adapt to the pace of development and management of the components of the infrastructure. Today, one of the best safety practices is to move these control points as early as possible in the integration chain in order to detect as soon as possible any anomaly that deserves special attention.

Modern REST API Design Principles and Rules

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Typically, when updating or developing an API like Newsdata.io, a news API for a service to provide news data with quick response time, there are lengthy discussions about the API’s structure, naming, and functions. Although, over time, specific rules have emerged that can be applied to the process and aid in reaching a common ground while developing. Let’s get started with some basics.

The 12 Key Principles of Agile Methodology

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Figure 1 12 Key Principles of Agile Methodology Many customer requests changed during this lag, which led to the cancellation of many projects. As a result, in 2001, 17 leaders met and signed the Agile Manifesto to change the situation for the better. The Manifesto consists of four fundamental values and twelve principles that define the process of software development. Each team applies them differently, but they are an essential part of delivering high-quality software to businesses. The four values of the Agile Manifesto include:

Handle Sensitive Data Securely with Skyflow

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Any company working with sensitive data needs to make security a top priority. Sensitive data could include payment card industry (PCI) data like credit card info, personally identifiable information (PII) like social security numbers, protected health information (PHI) like medical history, and more. PCI, PII, and PHI? When it comes to data security, that’s just the beginning. Data needs to be secure in transit, in use, and at rest. You need to ensure that proper access controls for authentication and authorization are in place. You also need to maintain data confidentiality, data integrity, and data availability. This can be further complicated when you need to replicate data across systems.

Ingredients for a Perfect Design Document

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Introduction If you are a software developer or an architect, then surely you know how important software design documents (SDD) are. You can find unlimited articles on the internet related to the type of design documents, which type should have which heading, etc., so I am not going to waste your time by explaining those things again. Now the question is this: if we already have a lot of information available on the internet, then what do we want to cover in this article and why?

Chopping the Monolith

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If you attend conferences or read technical articles, you could think that microservices are the correct and only way to build a system at the moment. Despite some pushback from cooler heads, the default architecture is microservices. In this post, I'd like to argue why it's wrong. I'll first get back to the origin of microservices and the fundamental reason to use them. Then, I'll describe why microservices don't fit most organizations' structures. Afterward, I'll move to detail the root problem to solve. I'll conclude by proposing an alternative, less-risky approach.

Cloud-Based Integrations vs. On-Premise Models

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This is an article from DZone's 2022 Enterprise Application Integration Trend Report.For more: Read the Report For large enterprises, where integration with different platforms is important for various business activities, enterprise integration is the most popular term for the integration architecture. Enterprise integration has evolved a lot from traditional batch processing using ETL (extract, transform, and load), where data feeds from sources were used for business processing/ transformation and loading to the target data source.

Debugging jsoup Java Code in Production Using Lightrun

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Scraping websites built for modern browsers is far more challenging than it was a decade ago. jsoup is a convenient API that makes scraping websites trivial via DOM traversal, CSS Selectors, JQuery-Like methods, and more. But it isn’t without its caveat. Every scraping API is a ticking time bomb. Real-world HTML is flaky. It changes without notice since it isn’t a documented API. When our Java program fails in scraping, we’re suddenly stuck with a ticking time bomb. In some cases, this is a simple issue that we can reproduce locally and deploy. But some nuanced changes in the DOM tree might be harder to observe in a local test case. In those cases, we need to understand the problem in the parse tree before pushing an update. Otherwise, we might have a broken product in production.

5 Common Step Functions Issues

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Step Functions, the serverless finite state machine service from AWS. With DynamoDB, Lambda, and API Gateway, it forms the core of serverless AWS services. If you have tasks with multiple steps and you want to ensure they will get executed in the proper order, Step Functions is your service of choice. It offers direct integrations with many AWS services, so you don’t need to use Lambda Functions as glue. This can improve the performance of your state machine and lower its costs.

Diagrams as Code: The Complete How-to-Use Guide

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We're seeing more and more tools that enable you to create software architecture and other Diagrams as Code. The main benefit of using this concept is that majority of the Diagrams as Code tools can be scripted and integrated into a built pipeline for generating automatic documentation. The other benefit responsible for the growing use of Diagrams as code to create software architecture is that it enables the use of text-based tooling, which most software developers already use. Furthermore, text is easily version-controllable and diff’able. Table of Contents What is Diagram as Code? How to install Diagrams How to use Diagrams Conclusion

The Importance of EiPaaS

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This is an article from DZone's 2022 Enterprise Application Integration Trend Report.For more: Read the Report In 1993, I started working in the Group Insurance division of a medium-sized insurance company. The products sold by this division were made available to life insurance agents via a locally executed application written in the Pascal programming language. Those agents placed the disk into their computer and launched an MS-DOS executable, which started a character-based application focused on generating new policy sales.

APIs Outside, Events Inside

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This is an article from DZone's 2022 Enterprise Application Integration Trend Report.For more: Read the Report In the echo chambers of application development, we constantly hear the mantra "API-first," but this slogan has a fundamental flaw: APIs should typically be the last choice when building a distributed application. The correct war cry ought to instead be: "APIs outside, events inside."

Glue Your Happy Brains Together With Shared State

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Operating under a shared reality is a competitive advantage, but most teams share state poorly. Let’s talk about gluing brains together! Image by Willi Heidelbach from Pixabay

How to Refactor Meetings as They Grow With the Rule of Eight

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A rule of thumb is that a meeting with more than eight people isn’t a decision-making meeting. When you have more than eight participants, you either need to change the format of the meeting, or you need to restructure the participants — and you usually want to do some deeper work on communication and organizational structure.

Where Does GraphQL Fit In the Stack?

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GraphQL is a popular language, and it’s getting more popular by the day. We hear front-end developers, mobile developers, and back-end developers talking about GraphQL. So it’s clear that developers use GraphQL across the stack. But where exactly does GraphQL fit in the stack, and what benefits do you gain by using it? In this article, we’ll first do a quick recap of what “the stack” looks like without GraphQL, and then we’ll dive into how adding GraphQL changes it and what that means for building applications.

Speeding Up Large Collections Processing in Java

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According to The Britannica Dictionary, the term collection designates a group of interesting or beautiful objects brought together in order to show or study them.

CSS Basics: Creating Inset Borders With CSS

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Sometimes when creating inset borders, we want to set them at different distances from the edge of the element. There are several ways to do this in CSS, which can all be applicable depending on the situation you find yourself in. Let's look at the different ways to create inset borders with CSS.

The Ultimate Guide to Data Collection in Data Science

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In today’s world, data plays a key role in the success of any business. Data produced by your target audience, your competitors, information from the field you work and data your company gains on its own may help you find more customers, analyze your business decisions, reoptimize the business model or escalate to other markets. Data will help you define problems your business can solve and provide better service, specifying precisely your clients' needs. According to The McKinsey Global Institute research, data-driven companies are 23 times more likely to acquire customers, six times as likely to retain customers, and 19 times as likely to be profitable.

6 Agile Methodology Stages You Need to Be Aware Of

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Agile methodology is becoming more and more important and popular in modern workspaces. The complexity of projects and the need for continuous modifications have shifted the project management methodology from traditional to agile. However, to thrive agile methodology in your organization, you need to have an adaptive and flexible team to sudden changes and new requirements.

How To Use Vue Template Refs to Access HTML Elements

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Vue gives us a lot of powerful features when it comes to manipulating the DOM. It simplifies the job of maintaining states, to creating UIs which are easy to maintain, and fun to use. One thing Vue does really well is removing the need for direct DOM manipulation. Sometimes, though, we still need to manipulate or reference DOM elements themselves. Fortunately, Vue has thought of this and allows us to do this with the ref attribute. Referencing DOM Elements in Vue Although it's certainly possible to use .querySelector() on a Vue document, it's not best practice. If we want to reference a DOM element, we can use the ref attribute in Vue.

What Is Agile Testing? Life Cycle, Benefits, and Principles

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In this post, we'll take a quick look at what is Agile testing, the phases of the agile testing life cycle, agile testing principles, and more. Agile testing is an iterative and incremental process that emerges from a person's or a buyer's collaboration and builds teams.

Multi-Cluster Kubernetes Management and Access

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As cloud and Kubernetes have become a standard, security remains one of the top inhibitors to modern application development. To reduce security risks, organizations can’t manage access control on a cluster-by-cluster basis. And not finding a scalable approach leads to misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and failed compliance audits. Let us travel back in time and picture a fort. Forts were huge with massively thick walls, doors, watch towers and a moat to protect them from attacks. There were several layers of defense to keep attackers at bay. An attacker might swim across the moat but still had to climb the high walls before entering the fort. Thus, an attacker might compromise a single layer, but having several layers makes it difficult for an attacker to enter the fort.

Kubernetes-Based Private Container Registry in Alibaba Cloud With Harbor and ARC CLI

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This article demonstrates how to install a managed Kubernetes cluster in Alibaba Cloud with ARC CLI and deploy a private container registry using Harbor and Helm. Harbor is an open-source registry that stores artifacts with role-based access control and policies and ensures images are scanned and free from vulnerabilities.

Federated Schema Design

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Introduction If you’ve been building with GraphQL, you likely know how essential good schema design is. As the entry-point to all your GraphQL operations, it’s desirable to design a schema that’s easy to understand and work with, serves the needs of our clients today, and can be changed to fit their needs tomorrow. This article teaches about the supergraph, platform thinking, and why it’s key to designing your graph for extensibility. We also discuss considerations that make federated schema design different from the monolithic approach. Finally, we cover the macro-level principles that help us design extensible and maintainable federated graphs.

How Does Kafka Perform When You Need Low Latency?

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Most Kafka benchmarks appear to test high throughput but not low latency. Apache Kafka was traditionally used for high throughput rather than latency-sensitive messaging, but it does have a low-latency configuration. (Mostly setting linger.ms=0 and reducing buffer sizes). In this configuration, you can get below 1-millisecond latency a good percentage of the time for modest throughputs. Benchmarks tend to focus on clustering Kafka in a high-throughput configuration. While this is perhaps the most common use case, how does it perform if you need lower latencies?

How I Cracked Chinese Wordle Using a Knowledge Graph

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Wordle is going viral these days on social media. The game made by Josh Wardle allows players to try six times to guess a five-letter word, with feedback given for each guess in the form of colored tiles indicating when letters match or occupy the correct position. We have seen many Wordle variants for languages that use the Latin script, such as the Spanish Wordle, French Wordle, and German Wordle. However, for non-alphabetic languages like Chinese, a simple adaptation of the English Wordle's rules just won't work.

How To Execute JavaScript In Selenium PHP

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There are cases where test scenarios may fail unexpectedly with Selenium commands (e.g., click operation on the button web element does not result in a click even though the button is enabled). Such issues are more pertinent when creating an XHR request or when attempting to access another frame. For overcoming such issues, you can execute JavaScript in Selenium through the JavaScriptExecutor interface. Introduction to JavaScriptExecutor If locating or performing the required operations on the web elements does not work as expected with Selenium locators like XPath, Name, etc., the JavaScriptExecutor interface can be used to tackle the problem. JavaScriptExecutor is an interface that is available for all the languages that support the Selenium framework, including PHP.

How to Implement a Voice Changer Capability

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Research has shown that our voice is often an indicator of our personalities, and this is why we're so fascinated with changing our voice to make it sound more fun and uplifting in, for example, videos and live streams. As a mobile developer, I have implemented a voice changing function into my own app, which you can try out in my demo. This function allows users to mask their voice using seven preset voices: seasoned, cute, male, female, monster, cartoon, and robots.

Instancio: Random Test Data Generator for Java (Part 1)

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By now hopefully all of us, developers, have embraced unit testing. Good test coverage of our codebase, combined with that green checkmark after running the tests, gives us a warm fuzzy feeling that everything is in order. While we all like that warm fuzzy feeling, writing tests usually requires some plumbing. This is the "boring part", where you create your test objects and manually set them up with dummy data. Oftentimes the values themselves don't even matter. A typical example of this is testing "converter" logic. For example, we might be converting a JPA entity to a DTO, or a JAXB class to something else. Such a test might look something like this: Java @Test void verifyCustomer() { Customer customer = new Customer(); customer.setFirstName("John"); customer.setLastName("Doe"); customer.setAddress(new Address("123 Main St", "Seattle", "US")); customer.setPhoneNumbers(List.of( new Phone(PhoneType.HOME, "+1", "123-44-55"), new Phone(PhoneType.WORK, "+1", "555-77-88"))); // ... etc CustomerDTO customerDto = customerMapper.toDto(customer); assertThat(customerDto.getFirstName()).isEqualTo(customer.getFirstName()); assertThat(customerDto.getLastName()).isEqualTo(customer.getLastName()); // ... etc }

NLP Chatbot Resiliency: A Chat With Botpress

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In the race to design great conversational experiences, adaptable NLU models will play a key role in the creation of truly intelligent chatbots. In this article, learn how Botpress stemmed from frustrations with poorly designed bots that led to a launch of an open-source managed NLU platform. Also, see why the future of chatbot design will shift from an intents-based approach toward knowledge-based models that offer greater adaptability and resiliency. Developer Accessibility Key to NLP Chatbot Advancement Chatbots have come a long way over the years, evolving from simple command-response models to the more nuanced NLP conversational models of today.

Publish Keycloak Events to Kafka With a Custom SPI

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In this post, you will build a custom extension known as Service Provider Interfaces (SPI) for Keycloak. The purpose of this SPI is to listen to the Keycloak events and publish these events to an Apache Kafka cluster as a topic per event type. These events will be consumed by a Quarkus consumer client application which will store and expose the API end-points that can be used for analysis like login counts when client x was created etc. For the demo, I am limiting the event types to only two events: Client and Client login. but all event types can be analyzed. Event types:

XSS Prevention Cheatsheet

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XSS, or Cross-Site Scripting, is one of the most common vulnerabilities found in applications. In bug bounty programs of different organizations, XSS consistently ranks as the most common vulnerability found. Today, let’s learn how these attacks work, how they manifest in code, and how to prevent them in your programming language. Let’s dive right in! Anatomy of an XSS attack XSS happens whenever an attacker can execute malicious scripts on a victim’s browser.

How To Integrate Event Streaming Into Your Applications

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We created a sample react app for you to follow along and explore Fauna's event streaming feature. Clone the sample app repository to get started. Getting Started Head over to your terminal and run the following commands.

How to Use Shipa to Make Kubernetes Adoption Easier for Developers

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Kubernetes offers developers tremendous advantages… if they can overcome the platform’s inherent complexities. It can be a big "if." Without additional tooling, developers aren’t able to simply develop their applications on Kubernetes, but must also become experts in writing complex YAML templates to define Kubernetes resources. A relatively new tool called Shipa provides an application management framework that largely relieves developers of this burden, enabling dev teams to ship applications with no Kubernetes expertise required. Having recently put the tool to the test, this article will demonstrate how to install and utilize Shipa to simplify Kubernetes and ease some common developer frustrations.

ScyllaDB Cloud Using Node.js (Part 2): CRUD

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In the first part of this tutorial, I walked you through how to create a ScyllaDB cluster in the cloud and connect to the database using CQLSH and ScyllaDB Drivers. In part 2 here, we will explore how to create, read, update and delete data using NodeJS and ScyllaDB Cloud. You can also find the video series associated with this article on youtube.

Engineering Metrics Benchmarks: What Makes Elite Teams?

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DORA Metrics and Beyond In 2014 the DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) team published their first State of DevOps report, identifying four metrics that can be used to measure engineering team performance. Six months ago the Data Science Team at LinearB decided to continue where DORA left off, digging deeper into the data than ever before. For the first time in history, engineering teams are able to benchmark their performance against data-backed industry standards.

Spring Boot: Nice and Easy [Video]

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Ever looked for a comprehensive intro to Spring Boot that is fun and entertaining at the same time? Then have a look at this brand-new episode of the "Marco Codes" YouTube channel: Spring Boot - Nice & Easy. In this video, we will build a tiny Google Photos-like clone with Spring Boot. Additionally, along the way, you'll learn plenty about Spring's Dependency Injection and MVC frameworks, Validation and File Handling, Spring Data and Databases, and you'll even deploy your application at the end.

What Is a Data Reliability Engineer, and Do You Really Need One?

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As software systems became increasingly complex in the late 2000s, merging development and operations (DevOps) was a no-brainer. One-half software engineer, one-half operations admin, and the DevOps professional are tasked with bridging the gap between building performant systems and making them secure, scalable, and accessible. It wasn’t an easy job, but someone had to do it.

Cloud Computing Architecture for Healthcare

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Due to the changing environment of technological innovations and its transition to cloud computing architecture, the demand for exploring its possibilities within various industries and markets emerges. It is a valuable tool for dealing with various operational, managerial, and research issues. Delivering such benefits, cloud computing architecture became a desirable target for diverse on-premises applications to switch from a traditional model. And the healthcare industry, with its online patient care, clinical applications, and medical records analysis, is not an exception. Continue reading to learn more about cloud computing, the several types of cloud computing services, and how healthcare SaaS platforms may help modern society. How Can Cloud Computing Architecture Initiate Beneficial Changes? Let’s take it from the top and define what cloud computing is. It refers to data centers accessible over the internet to many users and is spread across various locations from a centralized server. Cloud relates to providing computer system resources such as data storage and processing power at request. Its architecture enables robust and scalable computation-intensive capabilities through on-demand delivery and the pay-as-you-go model. So, what is so beneficial about cloud computing architecture? Would it be any different for your business if just the internal structure were changed?

JDBC Batch Processing - Introduction and Demo Using Statement and Preparedstatement

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In the video below, we take a closer look at JDBC batch processing, introduction, and demo using Statement and PreparedStatement. Let's get started!