This post finishes a series on implementing microarchitecture with Apache Ignite. Learn to send requests to the microservices from external applications.
OpenDaylight is easy enough to get set up in AWS, although you'll need to incorporate a few other assets like OpenJDK to get its features working just how you want them.
In the past, getting an ASP.NET app up and running in the cloud would be nearly impossible. In this series, we take a look at how to bring such an animal to life.
ELB logs are a valuable resource to have on your side. But it is being able to aggregate and analyze them with ELK that really allows you to benefit from the data.
There are many ways to integrate CloudWatch with the ELK Stack. See how to use a Lambda function to send logs directly from CloudWatch into the Logz.io ELK Stack.
Learn how to create a serverless Angular app, and get rid of concerns like elasticity, scale, and resiliency so you can concentrate fully on your code.
Learn how to use Amazon SQS with a simple Java program to send a message from a producer running in a process and consume the message by a consumer in another process.
There's no silver bullet when it comes to Docker logging. Docker logs are super useful, but they represent only one dimension of data being generated by your Docker host.
How to get started using free, preprocessed CommonCrawl web crawl datasets that you could use for machine learning, natural language processing, and more.
Learn about in-memory MapReduce, the Ignite in-memory file system, and the Hadoop file system cache. Also learn how to install and configure Hadoop and Ignite.
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