The key to dealing with data is to figure out which audience is appropriate for each data set, and then open up that data to the correct audience via APIs.
Running tests that involve a database can sometimes be a bit hairy. In this post, we take a look at a TestContainers, a solution to help you get around those issues.
The Anypoint API portal lets you share your API, try out calls in real-time, and handle users and app registration, making APIs accessible to both you and your users.
You can use cloud tools to spice up your ASP.NET Core app. Azure Active Directories can help with user authentication and to customize usernames for a nicer appearance.
If you want more visibility for your queries, consider using Spring and a few annotations to work with logs to display original queries or updated parameters.
We link Docker containers with each other to enable communication between them or to be sure that all of the tools and microservices are running on the same machine.
Using SQS and Celery together, you can process a million requests automatically by scaling back-end processors and perform database maintenance with zero downtime.
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