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Go Microservices, Part 11: Hystrix and Resilience

Learn how to set up more resilient inter-service communication for your microservices written with Go using the Hystrix circuit breaker.

March 18, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 27,756 Views · 9 Likes

Go Microservices, Part 10: Centralized Logging

Let's continue with our microservices project by learning about a logging strategy based on the Logrus logging driver and Loggly.

March 17, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 19,147 Views · 6 Likes

How to Handle Textbox, Checkbox and Radio Button

This tutorial will guide you through handling different app features like text boxes, check boxes, and radio buttons.

March 17, 2018

by Oliver Howard

· 12,266 Views · 3 Likes

Eclipse JNoSQL: A Quick Overview of Redis, Cassandra, Couchbase, and Neo4j

In the NoSQL world, there are 4 types of databases: key-value, column, document, and graph. Each one has a particular purpose, level of scalability, and model complexity.

Updated March 16, 2018

by Otavio Santana

CORE

· 15,454 Views · 10 Likes

Creating an AWS Lambda Deployment JAR Using Maven

Bringing your Java to the cloud? Here are a couple of ways you can get a deployment JAR up and ready for AWS Lambda functions.

March 16, 2018

by Ajitesh Kumar

· 25,171 Views · 4 Likes

Go Microservices, Part 8: Centralized Configuration With Viper and Spring Cloud Config

Learn how to centralize essential aspects of your microservices project, such as logs, with Spring Cloud Config.

March 15, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 18,141 Views · 6 Likes

How to Handle Alerts Using Katalon Studio

Alerts have become a big part of the way people interact with web pages. Read on to see how to use this free tool to make the process of creating alerts a little easier.

March 15, 2018

by Oliver Howard

· 11,141 Views · 3 Likes

Go Microservices, Part 7: Service Discovery and Load Balancing

Continue on your microservice development journey by learning how to set up service discovery and load balancing in your new service.

March 14, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 25,738 Views · 9 Likes

Creating HTML From PDF, Excel, or Word With Apache NiFi and Apache Tika

Let's look into extracting text or HTML from PDF, Excel, and Word documents via Apache NiFi.

March 14, 2018

by Tim Spann

CORE

· 12,111 Views · 5 Likes

Vertical Scaling and Horizontal Scaling in AWS

Vertical and horizontal scaling are two distinct ways of ramping up your cloud capabilities, depending on the amount of traffic you recieve.

March 14, 2018

by Jignesh Solanki

· 74,645 Views · 10 Likes

Logging to AWS Cloudwatch Logs

Learn how to easily configure the slf4j logging framework to use AWS Cloudwatch to store your logs, for AWS or on-premise.

March 13, 2018

by Dieter Bogdoll

· 28,992 Views · 4 Likes

MongoDB and Data Streaming: Implementing a MongoDB Kafka Consumer

This article introduces Apache Kafka and then illustrates how to use MongoDB as a source and a destination for streamed data.

March 12, 2018

by Andrew Morgan

· 36,549 Views · 17 Likes

Azure Monitor and Azure Log Analytics: When to Use Which

Monitoring your resources is vital to being able to detect issues or opportunities for performance improvements. When it comes to Azure the monitoring story ...

March 9, 2018

by Sam Cogan

· 31,635 Views · 2 Likes

MuleSoft : Dynamic Content (Parser/Velocity Template)

In this post, we will discuss, and provide examples of, how to use MuleSoft's Velocity Template and its Parse Template component.

March 8, 2018

by Amit Ghorpade

· 9,456 Views · 4 Likes

Transforming multipart/form-data Into XML Using MuleSoft and JavaScript

Curious about how to take a data set and transform it into XML format? We discuss how to do so in MuleSoft using JavaScript.

March 7, 2018

by Rajesh ale

· 10,968 Views · 2 Likes

Kops vs. Kubeadm: What's the Difference?

Find out the differences between two Kubernetes installers, kops and kubeadm. This blog describes how to use them and when you'd use one installation method over another.

March 7, 2018

by Anita Buehrle

· 16,385 Views · 2 Likes

How to Set Up Scalable Jenkins on Top of a Kubernetes Cluster

A huge benefit of using Jenkins for continuous integration is its scalability. Learn how to set it up on a Kubernetes cluster in this helpful tutorial.

March 7, 2018

by Yuri Bushnev

· 27,555 Views · 5 Likes