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Performance of ULID and UUID in Postgres Database

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These are measurements of search speed by key and data types for the key on the database side. I will use a PostgreSQL database and a demo Java service to compare query speeds. In this article, I want to share my knowledge and opinion about the data types that are often used as an identifier.

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Radically speed up your code by fixing slow or frequent garbage collection

Dynatrace

Java Memory Management, with its built-in garbage collection, is one of the language’s finest achievements. However, garbage collection is one of the main sources of performance and scalability issues in any modern Java application. Any significant reduction in allocations will inevitably speed up your code.

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Time Data Series: Getting Started With PHP Zmanim

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As with so many things in tech today, PHP Zmanim is itself based on the foundational Kosher Java library by Eliyahu Hershfeld.

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Dynatrace Runtime Vulnerability Analysis now covers the entire application stack

Dynatrace

In addition to modern application stacks introducing new levels of speed and complexity, they also create new security challenges. Dynatrace extends its Runtime Vulnerability Analysis to Go on top of Java ,NET , Node.js Runtimes like Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and.NET CLR, or Node.js Dynatrace news.

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Runtime vulnerability management is still a vexing challenge for organizations

Dynatrace

Log4Shell was a zero-day vulnerability in Log4j, a popular Java logging framework. Log4Shell enables a malicious actor to execute Java code and take control of a target server. Ultimately, mature DevSecOps practices may speed code development rather than block it.

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Mastering MongoDB® Timeout Settings

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MongoDB’s Java and Ruby drivers have this parameter set to 10 seconds by default – if there is no established connection or a new link within that time frame then it gives up on trying. x+ in Java). We have provided some sample code below to illustrate the timeout configuration in Java and Ruby.

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Dynatrace Application Security boosts BizDevSecOps for Kubernetes

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Organizations are shifting towards cloud-native stacks where existing application security approaches can’t keep up with the speed and variability of modern development processes. Dynatrace entered the Application Security market with automatic and continuous protection for Java workloads. Vulnerabilities in Node.js

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