Learn about how to take HBase backup of HBase data and tables in Hortonworks Sandbox 2.5. and all of the different ways that a backup can be taken for HBase datasets.
How do you set up the most productive environment for coding and testing, especially when the service in question depends upon other resources and services?
The Mock component is useful in various scenarios of Mule application testing. In this part of the series, we will see how to use the Mock component in an MUnit test.
AWS Lambda is a solid serverless option, but setting up automatically scheduled events might not be intuitive. Let's see how CloudWatch can solve the problem.
RabbitMQ and Apache Kafka are two of the most popular messaging technologies on the market today. Get the insight you need to choose the right software for you.
Love cronjobs? No? Oh. Good! You can combine Google Cloud Functions with a Dataflow Pipeline to make them a thing of the past, not to mention their VMs.
You might think you know everything about performance testing and automation. Read this review of common misconceptions and pitfalls; how does your testing measure up?
Nitrite is a serverless embedded database ideal for desktop, mobile, or small web applications. Learn the basics of it, how to install it, and how to use it.
Envoy is a powerful proxy that can be used to manage your traffic layer. Learn how to deploy a real application using Kubernetes, Postgres, Flask, and Envoy.
This post finishes a series on implementing microarchitecture with Apache Ignite. Learn to send requests to the microservices from external applications.
You're better than that simple shared file system; update your DevOps practice with a binary repository manager to eliminate clutter and points of failure.
Without best practices, storage can become unmaintainable. Automating data quality, lifecycle, and privacy provide ongoing cleansing/movement of the data in your lake.
If you aren't familiar with Java EE Concurrency Utilities, it's time to take a look at what the specification has to offer. We'll examine how it works with CDI here.
When it comes to commit-level operations, reset, checkout, and revert are similar, but different. It's important to know when to use which to get the biggest benefit.