If you're doing Agile sprints and discovering that there are too many unknowns in your planning, perhaps you need to look at a pre-planning phase for your features.
At a microservices talk in March in Sweden, Petter Mahlen, Backend Infrastructure Engineer at Spotify, spoke to a packed house at Jfokus about microservices.
PICQT provides a standard set of tags to maximize the value of your end to end Iridium tests. This two-part series provides a short introduction for you.
OpenStack is an open source cloud software which consists of a series of allied projects controlling large pools of computing, storage, and network resources in a data center while managing through a dashboard. Let's look in detail at its various core components.
Skipping the execution of tests during the Release plugin execution might improve your release time because the Maven Release Plugin already executes the same tests twice.
If you run a Swarm Mode cluster or even one Docker engine, you've likely wondered how to keep track of all that's happening. Read for tips on monitoring your containers.
This article compares Hazelcast to the Amazon Web Services ElastiCache Memcached Engine. Cost, Features, Node Management, Fault Tolerance, Monitoring, and Performance are all evaluated.
Thread dumps are vital artifacts to diagnose CPU spikes, deadlocks, memory problems, unresponsive applications, poor response times, and other system problems.
Using rake db:seed, which is already built into Rails, may seem preferable to using a custom rake task like rake dev:prime. However there's a time and place for both.
You may want to create applications for a specific device. Before you break out your IDE and start tinkering with hardware, let’s take a quick tour of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC and mobile data to learn how these technologies work, and which applications each one is best suited for.
Custom argument matchers and custom answer behavior allow us to use Mockito to mock complex and responsive behavior, making for highly realistic tests.
Learn how to set up an event-driven microservices architecture using Vert.x's Verticle class. This introductory post covers how to use and configure Vert.x.