By embracing challenges and factoring them into your design, you can reap the true benefits of distributed systems. Let's look at these challenges one by one.
Explaining how type variance works with Java and Kotlin by using simple and complex examples and how it can be used to create good APIs for developers.
Software testing is a critical procedure that assists developers and testers in assessing the software's quality, functionality, performance, and other vital elements.
Distributed SQL databases are designed from the ground up to scale almost linearly. In this article, learn the basics of distributed SQL and how to get started.
Runbooks are documented procedures for the maintenance and upgrades of systems—leverage runbooks during incident response. Save your team's invaluable time.
In this article, I offer my thoughts but recognize there's a great deal of room for interpretation for understanding the differences between these terms.
CSS contain properties and how they help developers optimize a web page and let browsers understand their different elements and relations with each other.
Learn about Docker and Kubernetes container solutions, and discover the differences between Kubernetes and Docker to choose the one that best suits your needs.
The Cucumber BDD framework is the top choice for developers. This article lists the top five best practices to follow as you implement Cucumber with Selenium.
This article shows how to use MQTT in the Java project to realize the functions of connecting, subscribing, unsubscribing, publishing, and receiving messages.
An introduction to load balancing pattern, type of load balancer, cloud load balancer, open source load balancer, and finally, strategy to choose load balancer.
In this article, we will explore how security operation centers (SOCs) help you monitor, identify and prevent cyber threats to safeguard your IT environments.
