The mobile space is constantly evolving, and a recent survey published by Red Hat found that back-end integration and security were the two most rapidly changing areas of the mobile landscape.
With Docker Multi-Host networking, you can create virtual networks and add containers. Bridge networks can cater to single host, while overlay networks are for multiple hosts. Learn about Docker bridge and overlay networks, and see what happens when a bridge or overlay already exists.
Camel and Kura integrate wonderfully, and we've already explored Camel routes into Kura with Rhiot. Here's a breakdown of managing Camel routes with the Kura web UI.
This blog will show you how to create a single node Couchbase cluster using Docker, configure it with Data, Index, and Query services, load a sample bucket, and query it.
Atlassian JIRA does not have a built-in query for all issues resolved by the current user. But it has a powerful query language that can be used to create one.
Learn about event-driven data management for microservices in the fifth article in our series on microservices app development. We'll explore the problem of distributed data management, event-driven architecture, and atomicity.
If not told which thread to use, CompletableFuture works hard to find one, including potentially the caller's thread. This can ruin the whole idea of scheduling a task asynchronously. Read on to understand how to know which thread your background task will use.
Areas are some of the most important components of ASP.NET MVC projects. The main use of Areas is to physically partition a web project in separate units. In short, areas can be defined as smaller functional units in an ASP.NET MVC project with their own set of controllers, views, and models. Learn more here.
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