Java in the cloud
Cloud computing is changing the face of application development. Businesses are finding ways to save on costs and increase scalability with cloud services. The success of web service applications and Software as a Service (SaaS) has led to growing acceptance of Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). Cloud computing resources provide Java developers with the ability to build out new projects at a low cost and scale up quickly if those Java cloud services are successful. In this section, learn about Java cloud computing and Java Web services applications including Java Web services, cloud application testing and ALM in the cloud.
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Download now: Java EE moves to the Eclipse Foundation
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Java in the cloud News
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November 06, 2017
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Nov'17
From monoliths to cloud native composition with Apprenda's Sinclair Schuller
In our series on cloud native computing, TheServerSide spoke with a number of experts in the field, including a number of members of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The following is the ...
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October 05, 2017
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Oct'17
Azure Functions, Project Fn shine at JavaOne 2017
At JavaOne 2017, Microsoft previews its Azure Functions serverless offering with support for Java; Oracle introduces Project Fn, which runs across multiple clouds and also supports Java.
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October 04, 2017
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Oct'17
Manico and Grimstad bring Java tech to life at JavaOne 2017
Engaging speakers like Jim Manico or Ivar Grimstad can make all the difference when choosing a session at a conference like JavaOne 2017 than the session syllabus.
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October 02, 2017
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Oct'17
How JSR-375 simplifies and standardizes Java EE security
Java EE security has always been a mixed bag in terms of simplicity and standardization, but the new Java EE Security API, JSR-375, plans to change all of that.
Java in the cloud Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
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Guide to the JavaOne 2017 conference
At JavaOne 2017, the Java community discusses the pinnacles of modern software technologies, including DevOps, mobile applications, digital transformation and, of course, Java. Continue Reading
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Self-taught software developer shares her story
A self-taught software developer shares what it's like to be a female software engineer in a time where women in technology are still all too uncommon. Continue Reading
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Lambda and Java 8 with Joonas Lehtinen
Learn about Lambda and other new features in Java 8 from expert Joonas Lehtinen. Continue Reading
Evaluate Java in the cloud Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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How Java EE Security and MVC 1.0 simplify Java microservices
Once the decision has been made to use containers and microservices, it's good to know that MVC 1.0 and the Java EE Security API will make the development process much easier. Continue Reading
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Microservices and containers can simplify DevOps security
You would think that managing a sea of containers and microservices would make DevOps security difficult, but it may, in fact, make DevSecOps easier. Continue Reading
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Avoiding the most common DevOps security vulnerabilities in the cloud
When applying DevOps principles, like continuous automation and continuous delivery, many organizations are creating DevOps security vulnerabilities in their public cloud. Continue Reading
Manage Java in the cloud
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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Everything to know about overcoming digital transformation challenges
As organizations adopt new technologies, like blockchain, IoT devices and deep learning, strategies must be developed to address inevitable digital transformation challenges. Continue Reading
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Cloud-native apps push static code analysis tools to the limit
The distributed nature of a cloud-native architecture, with microservices deployed to a multitude of containers, can test the limits of static code analysis tools. Continue Reading
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Containers and microservices complicate cloud-native security
As microservices-based applications are deployed to a sea of Docker containers, mitigating against cloud-native security issues is becoming a struggle. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Java in the cloud Issues
We’ve gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
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How to remove plain text passwords for a secure Java code base
Here are some strategies to remove plain text passwords from configuration files and your code base. It's one way a secure Java app can deter a malicious attack. Continue Reading
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Automated acceptance testing pitfalls to avoid
How can organizations get the most out of their software testing with the least amount of effort? Here are some best practices on how to sidestep these common automated acceptance testing traps. Continue Reading
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Solving the problem of scaling Agile across the enterprise
Small to medium-sized development teams have had success using Agile methods. Here's how enterprises can scale Agile beyond development and across the entire ALM stack. Continue Reading