Microservices boost the most important but hard-to-measure metric: Developer Confidence. High confidence fuels good mental health, which can have dramatic benefits in the new workplace.
This is the first piece in a series on developing XR applications and experiences using Oracle. Here, explore Spatial, AI/ML, Kubernetes, and OpenTelemetry.
Deploying across multiple clouds, maintaining multiple environments, and ensuring reliable and scalable network policies; we’ll look at how to tackle those challenges.
Does Java Kubernetes Client live up to the promise of being a Java library to operate the Kubernetes cluster by accessing Kubernetes API? Find out here.
In this article, I explore how we can architect an example using products and components from Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google GCP, MongoDB, and Couchbase.
Infrastructure-as-code (IaC) has become an essential capability for any cloud service for it allows you to manage infrastructure with configuration files rather than through a GUI.
A guide for Java developers who want to integrate Spring Boot Webflux applications with a remote LDAP server and authenticate/authorize their users with JWT.
While StarRocks and ClickHouse have a lot in common, there are also differences in functions, performance, and application scenarios. Check out this breakdown of both!
In this article, we are going to understand the concept of chain of responsibility in microservices and how it helps developers solve development issues.
A guide for Java developers who want to integrate Spring Boot MVC applications with a remote LDAP server and authenticate/authorize their users with JWT.
You can make VS Code much more powerful in minutes. This blog post shows how Visual Studio Code extensions can help you enhance the IDE experience for JavaScript.
If you are thinking about Microservice and Cloud-native development in Java and exploring options to create next-gen Java applications then you're at the right place.
This series of articles looks at a compelling feature of SingleStore called Pipelines. Here in Part 2, learn about Producer-Consumer using Java and JDBC.
Want to build an app that pulls all of your RSS feeds into one location? Read this post for an in-depth look at how such an application was built using Redis.
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