Testing, Deployment, and Maintenance Resources

Building Blocks for Highly Available Systems on AWS

An upcoming article from DZone's Guide to Building and Deploying Applications on the Cloud, coming out next week!

April 21, 2016

by Andreas Wittig

· 8,399 Views · 5 Likes

Deploy to WildFly and Docker From IntelliJ Using Management API

When you are new to both Docker and IntelliJ how do you deploy your Java EE applications? Steve Favez shows you how.

April 21, 2016

by Steve Favez

· 27,484 Views · 11 Likes

Logback Configuration: Using XML

Logback is a logging library from the creator of JUnit. In this series continuation, Spring guru John Thompson shows how to configure it using XML.

April 20, 2016

by John Thompson

· 92,391 Views · 16 Likes

Testing Spark Code

An introduction to testing your Apache Spark code with Scala.

April 20, 2016

by Tim Spann

CORE

· 32,007 Views · 7 Likes

Using Stubs for the AWS SDK for Ruby

Code that makes use of external dependencies can be difficult to test. If you are using AWS, then you have no doubt run into issues in testing your code. This article takes you through how to get around this little hurdle by using AWS Stubs if you are using Ruby.

April 18, 2016

by Jeff Dugas

· 6,455 Views · 2 Likes

Monitoring Docker Containers — Docker Stats, cAdvisor, Universal Control Plane

There are multiple ways to monitor Docker containers. This blog post will explain a few simple and easy to use options. Read on for further explanation and analysis.

April 15, 2016

by Arun Gupta

· 28,390 Views · 7 Likes

Properly Shutting Down An ExecutorService

This tutorial will teach you that you don't need to pilot an A-Wing to shut down these ExecutorServices.

Updated April 14, 2016

by T Tak

· 75,506 Views · 11 Likes

An Introduction to Logback: a Logging Framework From the Creator of Log4J

Monitoring, diagnosing, and troubleshooting are key activities in any enterprise application lifecycle, and logging is the core part of these activities. Meet Logback, a logging framework from the creator of Log4J.

April 14, 2016

by John Thompson

· 14,831 Views · 8 Likes

Study Reveals How Devops Grows Revenue

We've all known that DevOps makes things easier but now there are hard numbers that suggest that DevOps can directly lead to revenue and profit growth.

April 14, 2016

by Yaniv Yehuda

· 5,674 Views · 3 Likes

Detecting Java Race Conditions With Tests, Part 1: Lost Updates

See how detecting Java race conditions is actually rather easy. In Part I of this two-part article, you will see how to detect lost updates, the first type of Java race conditions.

April 9, 2016

by Thomas Krieger

· 20,445 Views · 4 Likes

Why No One Talks About Agile Testing!

For some reason, web dev teams always find themselves slipping into the old way of testing. Why?

April 8, 2016

by Thomas Peham

· 8,693 Views · 2 Likes

Confession... I Cheated During Planning Poker

Can you read the table to go along with what everyone else picked during planning poker? Is that even a good idea?

April 7, 2016

by John Vester

CORE

· 14,253 Views · 8 Likes

Control RGB LEDs Using Android and Arduino

This is an interesting topic because two ecosystems are mixed together and integrated. By picking a color from an app running on your Android smartphone, we will make an Arduino switch on a RGB LED of that same color.

April 7, 2016

by Francesco Azzola

· 13,767 Views · 7 Likes

Weekly Top 10: Your DevOps Flavor

Some of the best DevOps links from around the web, courtesy of Electric Cloud.

April 6, 2016

by Anders Wallgren

· 5,273 Views · 1 Like

A 5-Minute Guide to Performing Web Form Test Automation

How to use the free TestingWhiz tool to test the forms on your web site.

April 2, 2016

by Pratik Satasiya

· 37,976 Views · 7 Likes

The Real Reason You Shouldn't Use SIGKILL [Comic]

Give the kids a chance to leave the kernel in peace.

April 1, 2016

by Daniel Stori

CORE

· 18,891 Views · 28 Likes

Microservices Approach to Processing System Logs into Real Time Actionable Events

System logs are now being generated from more sources than ever, each one as crucial as the last. Can traditional processing and architecture handle this growing and changing scale? Or is there a better fit?

April 1, 2016

by fred.yatzeck

· 7,543 Views · 3 Likes