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DevOps tooling only a small part of the enterprise security puzzle
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Java Bullshifier - Generate Massive Random Code Bases
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Java Performance Monitoring: 5 Open Source Tools You Should Know
- Community Member 28 Nov 2016
A big part of operations is security, and while many tools exist to help with threat coverage, DevOps tooling is only a small part of the threat avoidance puzzle.
A command line tool to generate massive random Java applications
Little known yet useful: The state of open source Application Performance Monitoring
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New eBook: The Complete Guide to Application Performance Monitoring Tools
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Chipmaker Intel reasserts its longstanding commitment to the Java platform
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Three things you didn’t know about Golang, NoSql, and Cloud
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Error, warn or fatal? 779,236 Java logging statements and 1,313 GitHub Repositories
17 Nov 2016 -
Big Data is getting matured with Unified Platform – Apache Flink
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Developments in WebRTC: Real-Time Communication and the Transformation of Communication
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Implementing a scalable, microservices architecture without all the hype
08 Nov 2016
Meet the most useful application monitoring tools for Java developers
Reflecting back to JavaOne 2016, we take a look at Intel VP Michael Greene's talk about why the Java language and Intel is a great mix.
The tech evolution is occurring so rapidly that yesterday’s opinions are often invalid today. Here's some currently valid insights into Golang, NoSQL and Cloud
Java logs data crunch: How GitHub’s top Java projects use logs?
After a decade finally Big Data is getting matured with unified platform like Apache Flink
Web Real-Time Communication as an API definition and framework has made a huge impact in the communications arena by empowering users to instantly share multi-media across a wide array of devices.
The days of the monolith are numbered. A system that may have worked fine internally for a few hundred users simply isn’t designed to work well for thousands of geographically dispersed users.
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QCon and DOES16 in full swing in San Francisco this week
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QCon SF speakers choose 13 sessions that you shouldn't miss
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Top 20 Angular JS developement tools
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Five things only experienced developers can teach you about Java
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How to capture a heap dump
07 Nov 2016
Two very popular conferences are taking place this week in San Francisco, and we'll be bringing you the highlights from QCon and DevOps summit.
A few sessions and events you have to see during QCon San Francisco 2016
AngularJS is one of the most preferred framework for the web developers who aspire to design a web app in a dynamic manner. In case, if your developers are going to start a project on AngularJS , they
An overview of everything you need to know before diving deep into developing Java
Heap dump is a snapshot of the Java memory. It contains information about the Java objects and classes in the heap at the moment the snapshot is triggered. It’s vital artifact to diagnose any Java mem