Learn about the upcoming saga support in the Oracle database. In this post, I will focus on the Oracle database saga offering and a few fundamental aspects of sagas.
In this post, we'll learn the importance of different types of testing, from unit testing to contract testing, and the tools to help including Pact, Vercel, and more.
Learn about a half-day event where you can gain insight into the future of software development and delivery-broadly, as well as at your own organization.
Simplify the process of building automated pipelines for Azure workloads using gopaddle, a no-code platform for Kubernetes deployments across multi-clouds.
Take a look at the drivers in IT organizations that are contributing to the changing landscape and how the software testing landscape is shaping up in 2022
Microservices boost the most important but hard-to-measure metric: Developer Confidence. High confidence fuels good mental health, which can have dramatic benefits in the new workplace.
This is the first piece in a series on developing XR applications and experiences using Oracle. Here, explore Spatial, AI/ML, Kubernetes, and OpenTelemetry.
Infracost is proving to be a timely solution for companies in relation to the cost-determination dilemma when deploying new resources. Here's how to start.
Learn how to use AWS Lambda versions and aliases by means of a Java example. Create a simple AWS Java Lambda, create versions and use aliases for your environment.
Deploying across multiple clouds, maintaining multiple environments, and ensuring reliable and scalable network policies; we’ll look at how to tackle those challenges.
Push notifications were a privilege for native apps, but now can be sent directly to a PWA. This tutorial discusses how to implement the Push API in 12 steps.
Does Java Kubernetes Client live up to the promise of being a Java library to operate the Kubernetes cluster by accessing Kubernetes API? Find out here.
In this article, I explore how we can architect an example using products and components from Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google GCP, MongoDB, and Couchbase.
Infrastructure-as-code (IaC) has become an essential capability for any cloud service for it allows you to manage infrastructure with configuration files rather than through a GUI.