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Metrics: Another way to 'monitorize' your application

Alex Soto | 2 JAN 2013 | 0 Comments

When you are running long term applications like web applications, it is good to know some statistics about them, like number of requests served, request durations, or the number active requests. All this kind of instrumentalization can be achieved by using native JMX or using a modular project like Metrics.
What does 2013 hold in store for the Android development community?

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 31 DEC 2012 | 2 Comments

There was no giant crystal ball at AnDevCon in San Francisco, but here are some of the best guesses and tips for the coming yearn and decade from of the top observers.
Software resilience: Adaptive Control Valves versus CircuitBreakers

William Louth | 31 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

Looks at the benefits adaptive control valves offer over "fail-fast" circuit breakers in improving the resilience of software services.
QuickBuild 5.0 released - continuous integration and deployment server

alvin shen | 30 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

QuickBuild 5.0 released with Amazon EC2 integration, build pipeline visualization, build agent storage and grid performance measurements trending and notification.
Performance Instrumentation & Monitoring of an Efficient Runtime – Akka Part 2

William Louth | 29 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

In this second part we look at the round trip (wall clock) time distribution for a request-response style message sequence exchange between two local Akka actors. In the course of the performance analysis we uncover an unexpected performance behavior.
The evolution of the API: A future beyond mobile and embedded systems?

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 27 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

Application programming interfaces, as we know them now, have been in some fashion or another for over thirty years; but they were only really successfully launched in their modern Web form by Salesforce. From there, commerce sites like Amazon and eBay took the lead in showing how web APIs can maximize profits and serve as the foundation of a whole business model.
Authentication against a RESTful Service with Spring Security

Eugen Paraschiv | 21 DEC 2012 | 1 Comments

Authentication against a REST Service with Spring Security.
If you haven't heard enough about vFabric, here's a redux...

Stacey Schneider | 20 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

In 2012, the engineering, consulting, and product experts at VMware released a myriad of Java-related content. This article shares the top 6 Java-related, vFabric blog posts of 2012 in terms of viewership.
DevProd report redux: IDEs and preparation for 2013

Jevgeni Kabanov | 19 DEC 2012 | 1 Comments

As part of ZeroTurnaround's ongoing research efforts, this report redux covers the IDE section of the Developer Productivity Report 2012, providing updates on news, features and improvements in Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans, MyEclipse, IBM RAD and Exo IDE.
Best practices for load testing mobile applications (Part II)

Steve Weisfeldt | 19 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

Mobile applications and mobile websites have become a major channel for conducting business, improving employee efficiency, communicating, and reaching consumers. In Part I of this article we discussed the differences between testing traditional and mobile applications, specific challenges associated with mobile load testing, mobile testing basics and best practices for recording mobile load test...
Is JVM call stack sampling suitable for low latency monitoring ?

William Louth | 18 DEC 2012 | 0 Comments

Looks at the impact that supposedly "low overhead" call stack sampling has on the call latency distribution of a high frequency Java/JVM application.
Is a twelve-year-old bug in the JDK out there waiting to bite you?

Nikita Salnikov-Tarnovski | 17 DEC 2012 | 7 Comments

Running a Java 1.4, Java 5 or Java 6 applications? Then there is a chance that you are living next to a classloader leak waiting to bite you.

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