We continue our series on how to use Apache Ignite while working APIs by looking at the main locking modes and isolation levels supported by Apache Ignite.
Occasionally, the test data in a database isn't enough and testers must create more. Learn how to use JMeter to create, modify, and delete data from a database.
After seeing the challenges of implementing distributed transactions and how to implement the Saga pattern, let's look at its Command/Orchestration sequencing logic.
Learn about using a Java high-level REST client with Elasticsearch to use API-specific methods that accept request objects as an argument and return response objects.
We've all felt the microservices hype. Now, let's take a deep breath and dive into their advantages, disadvantages, and what the ideal environment looks like.
The Fish-Bone diagram is a simple but effective method to help view problems in a new light. This can lead to better root cause analysis and innovative solutions.
In this article, I will explain asynchronous retry mechanisms and demonstrate how to achieve retries by using the native functions of a broker using AWS SQS.
New capabilities enable organizations to identify how SaaS impacts employee productivity, hold vendors accountable for performance and negotiate better subscriptions.
Want to dive into a good book or two to bolster your career? These books are great for Java developers and cover everything from SQL to soft skills and Java 9.
We solved the problem of inappropriate content through machine learning by building an algorithm that can classify nude photos or abusive content with very high accuracy.
Improve your own dynamic configuration management with Spring Cloud while learning how easy it is to reconfigure your application live without rebuilding or rebooting it.
Want some clarity about what Spring caching annotations really do? Here is some advice to keep in mind to make debugging easier when combining caching with transactions.