SSRF attacks are no fun and need to be accounted for in any web-facing application. In this post we take a look at what they are and what you can do to help prevent them.
During this post, we talk about what microservices are, the architecture of a photo-sharing app, how to bootstrap the app, and how to scale parts of the application.
SQL injections are some of the most common types of attacks. Read on to learn what vulnerable code looks like, and how to defend against these attacks.
For drone developers, it's hard to beat the Parrot Sequoia API in terms of simplicity and ease of use. Check out the devices paths and see how you can get started.
Time to get to know your locks! Whether you need blocking or non-blocking locks or want to know more about how they work, this quick example will set you straight.
Dropwizard Metrics makes it easy to create a class, override check methods, and register them, enabling you to call all of your Java service's health checks.
Sometimes when moving to a microservices-based architecture, latency creeps in. What can you do to fight it and keep it down? Look at some suggestions using Kubernetes.
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