Merging continuous deployment and serverless tech is possible. Assuming you've got a pivot machine, you can combine the power of your Octopus deploys and AWS Lambda.
If you're using MySQL before 5.7, shifting partitions can be a hassle. Fortunately, you can chain your moves together to shift your partition from one table to another.
Of course you want to back up your DB. But if it's large, with lots of commands, then it might take a while to load. Setting up PostgreSQL's binary backups is a solution.
Logz.io has announced a new API that will enable users to safely and securely query the data that they are shipping to Logz.io using the Elasticsearch Search API DSL.
Spring Cloud Eureka's self-preservation tool is great for network problems, but it could keep your instances around when you don't want to. Fortunately, you can fix that.
What's the max amount of threads you can run with each tool before you start getting errors or saturating a basic resource? Is there significantly different resource use?
If you can't find a good scheduler lock, then build one yourself. This DIY project prevents concurrent execution of scheduled Spring tasks, should the need arise.
This post has everything you need to know about the efficiency of Apache Nutch and StormCrawler. Read on to find out more on the benchmark analysis and conclusion drawn from the study.
A look back at the tech of the 1980s reveals an important lesson: Just because you can connect devices doesn't mean you should. That has implications for IoT.
If you want to jam on a piano but don't have a keyboard, don't worry, you can make one yourself. This guide uses a NodeMcu and Ubidots to bring a piano to life.
Want to learn how to exploit MQTT using Lua? I hope not. But maybe you want to learn how to protect yourself again the exploit... not a bad idea to start from the inside out.
Every time Google introduces a new preference, the rest of the internet is forced to follow suit. Something similar happened when Google announced that websites with SSL Certificates/HTTPS protocol will be preferred in its search engine results. Here, I'll try my best to cover the fundamentals of HTTP and HTTPS protocols.
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