In this post, we will set up Bastion Host and NAT instances in our VPC. We will learn why we need those and some of the options available to us.

We will see what to have in component tests for an event-driven microservice and understand what component testing is and how it's different from unit testing.

QA for AI and ML is developing fast. Learn why it matters and what data quality has to do with the accuracy of your ML models and the success of AI initiatives.

After 2 years of listening to people complaining about that it was closed source, Magic is as of now 100% Open Source, and you no longer need to buy a license to use it

The article describes the experience of effectively using machine learning to automatically detect defects during ultrasonic control of railway rails.

How to integrate Bing Maps with Angular to show different site properties at different points in time with a Spring Boot backend.

A native-AWS way to attach an IAM role into the Kubernetes POD, without third-party software, reducing latency and improving your EKS security.

Want to run JUnit tests from the command line? Read on to learn how to compile and run JUnit tests from the command line in different ways.

Spring Cloud Stream is a framework built on top of Spring Boot and Spring Integration that helps in creating event-driven or message-driven microservices.

In this article, we will discuss Cypress, an open-source test automation tool for testing web applications. Compared to Selenium, Cypress has more advantages.

An Internet Gateway is a logical connection between an AWS VPC and the Internet. It allows for internet traffic to actually enter into a VPC. We look at how to set it up.

In this article, we’ll take a look at Event time-based pipelines and also to some common problems and misunderstandings working on this type of pipeline.

In this post, we will learn about VPC, Subnets, and some of the components like CIDR blocks, etc. We will create two subnets using an AWS web console to setup this VPC.

We explore the various stages in a CI/CD process and why a CI/CD pipeline is essential for your organization to deliver code at speed and scale.

Hello Muleys, Here's another interesting article on how to restrict additional queryParams and headers that are sent other than those defined in RAML. We all do the test if the required parameters are working fine or not but we forget to test if unnecessary parameters sent along with required parameters. What happens if unwanted parameters are sent? There are chances that attackers might send some thousands of queryParams and Headers with large content. In that case, your application will crash. So what to do? Here's the solution: I have designed a basic RAML with the below resource : When you download the RAML and generate flows, There's an option to restrict additional parameters or headers in APIkit Router Module configuration : By default the configuration is disabled. You have to enable the strict validation config as below: Now your application will not be allowed to pass additional fields: Removing unnecessary fields will give a successful response: Check out this video for the live demo:

Learn how to develop an application using Java and the MapReduce framework for Hadoop, then execute that app in Amazon's Elastic MapReduce.

This article will help you to setup Velero easily on AKS, limiting access to the minimum needed resource group instead of subscription level access.

See Android third-party libraries and SDKs.

You can use an Azure Front Door to route to both the UI domain and the API to eliminate the (OPTIONS) request; calls from the browser will be directed to the same-origin as the UI.

By creating unit tests within class methods, developers can save time while testing Python code — learn how to do all of that and more in this quick read.