Tag: Java

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Pui Chee Chan. Last year at Jenkins World, we announced Jenkins on Azure support for Kubernetes. We shipped the Azure Container Agent which allows you to scale out to Azure and run a Jenkins Agent on Azure Container Instances (ACI) and/or Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). Using the Kubernetes Continuous Deploy or Deploy to Azure Container Services (AKS) plugins, you can deploy containers to Kubernetes. Back in April, we published a blog post in Kubernetes.io sharing with the community how to achieve Blue/Green deployment to Azure Container Services (AKS). Some questions remained to be answered though: ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Rob Caron. Welcome to Azure DevOps The big news last week was the introduction of Azure DevOps, which represents the evolution of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). Azure DevOps is a set of five new services that can be used together as a unified product, independently as stand-alone services or in any combination: Azure Pipelines, Azure Boards, Azure Repos, Azure Test Plans, and Azure Artifacts. Azure Pipelines is a fully-managed CI/CD service that enables developers to continuously build, test, and deploy any type of app, to any platform or cloud, which is available with free, ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Database Platform. Author: Mark Needham. Welcome to this week in Neo4j where we round up what’s been happening in the world of graph databases in the last 7 days. This week we have recommendations with Personalized PageRank, Solving the bucket-filling problem, Deep Text Understanding, a new GraphQL book, Thinking in Graph for security, and more! This week’s featured community member is Scott Sosna, Software Senior Principal Engineer at Dell EMC. Scott Sosna – This Week’s Featured Community Member Scott explores how to use Neo4j for traffic data, the London tube network, US government public disclosure filings, and ... Read More

Feed: All - O'Reilly Media. Author: Ben Sharma. This is a keynote from the Strata Data Conference in New York 2018. See other highlights from the event. This keynote was sponsored by Zaloni. Article image: Circuitry (source: Pixabay). Ben Sharma, is CEO and co-founder of Zaloni. He is a passionate technologist with experience in business development, solutions architecture, and service delivery of big data, analytics and enterprise infrastructure solutions. Having previously worked in management positions for NetApp, Fujitsu and others, Ben's expertise ranges from business development to production deployment in a wide array of technologies including Hadoop, HBase, databases, virtualization ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Phil de Valence. By Barry Tait, Director of Modernization and Cloud Strategies at Modern SystemsMainframe modernization has shifted to go well beyond simple cost-cutting measures. Mainframe legacy owners now expect additional gains such as conversion to maintainable object-oriented languages, shift of infrastructure to leverage elastic Amazon Web Services (AWS), and development of agile-based processes. Demand has driven increased adoption of rules-based automated conversion of legacy languages to Java or C#, or a longer-term strategic refactor to cloud-native architectures. Typical modernization projects see vendor-skilled resources use specialized migration tools, while customers focus primarily on ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Fellgernon Bit - rstats. This blog post was written by ME Martinez-Sanchez, S Muñoz, M Carrillo, E Azpeitia, D Rosenblueth and originally posted at the CDSB blog. In this blog post we will describe the package rGriffin (Martinez-Sanchez, Muñoz, Carrillo, Azpeitia, et al., 2018) that was one of the projects developed during the TIB2018-BCDW. We hope to continue developing Griffin and rGriffin (Martinez-Sanchez, Muñoz, Carrillo, Azpeitia, et al., 2018). If you have ideas, suggestions or bugs, please contact us via rGriffin GitHub repo. The problem Boolean networks allow us to give a mechanistic explanation to how cell ... Read More

Feed: Microsoft Azure Blog. Author: Nik Molnar. Did you know that Application Insights supports Java and Node.js? That's because at Microsoft our mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. For those of us on the Azure Application Insights team, every person means every developer, DevOps practitioner and site reliability engineer - regardless of the tech stack that they use. That's why we've been working for over a year now to enable Java and Node.js teams to have a first-class monitoring experience in both their Azure and on-premises environments. So today I'm proud ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Phil de Valence. By Barry Tait, Director of Modernization and Cloud Strategies at Modern SystemsMainframe modernization has shifted to go well beyond simple cost-cutting measures. Mainframe legacy owners now expect additional gains such as conversion to maintainable object-oriented languages, shift of infrastructure to leverage elastic Amazon Web Services (AWS), and development of agile-based processes. Demand has driven increased adoption of rules-based automated conversion of legacy languages to Java or C#, or a longer-term strategic refactor to cloud-native architectures. Typical modernization projects see vendor-skilled resources use specialized migration tools, while customers focus primarily on ... Read More

Feed: Planet MySQL; Author: Jesper Krogh; The MySQL Document Store became general available (GA) with MySQL 8. One of the nice features of the MySQL Document Store is the X DevAPI that allows you to query the data from a multitude of programming languages using the same API (but while retaining the conventions of the language). The programming languages with support for the X DevAPI includes JavaScript (Node.js), PHP, Java, DotNet, and C++. I will be using MySQL Connector/Python 8.0.12 for the example in this blog. The example is executed on Microsoft Windows with Python 3.6 installed, but it has ... Read More

Feed: Featured Blog Posts - Data Science Central. Author: Daniel Dixon. To recognize precisely between front-end developer, back-end developer, and full stack web developer. What kind of web development work to seek out and train for? If you’ve poked around on job listing sites or browsed through online courses, you’ve in all probability gathered that web development tends to divide into three main concentrations: front-end, back-end, and full stack. If you’ve splashy in HTML, JavaScript, or even a bit Python, however, you’re more or less sure that path to venture out on, this handy breakdown is for you. Front-End Developer: The side of a ... Read More