Mon.Jul 08, 2019

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The future of synthetic testing is in the cloud

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. While not a new concept, the term “cloud” creates a lot of confusion because it means different things to different audiences. I’ve been speaking to customers over the last few months about our new cloud architecture for Synthetic testing locations and their confusion is clear. Hearing things like “Will you have more than one geographic location?

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The Best Way to Host MySQL on Azure Cloud

Scalegrid

Are you looking to get started with the world’s most popular open-source database, and wondering how you should setup your MySQL hosting ? So many default to Amazon RDS, when MySQL performs exceptionally well on Azure Cloud. While Microsoft Azure does offer a managed solution, Azure Database, the solution has some major limitations you should know about before migrating your MySQL deployments.

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Will AI Perform Testing?

QAMentor

Many testers often wonder whether AI (Artificial intelligence) will threaten their existence in the future. This topic becomes even more important in the context of today’s tech-driven world where a huge number of software companies are steadily adopting high-end technologies like AI and ML. In this post, we’ve tried to find out will AI be … The post Will AI Perform Testing?

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Chaos Engineering and Monitoring, Part 1: Sensu + Gremlin

DZone

One of my earliest jobs was as an admin for an MSP. We'd routinely generate alerts that weren't actionable, lacked context, and for most of our customers, were considered noise. From a monitoring perspective, it was bad. Customers didn't trust in the alerts they received and often resorted to having some additional monitoring product installed on their systems.

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TPDP Episode #29: Asynchronous JavaScript Development

The Polyglot Developer

The latest episode of The Polyglot Developer Podcast has just published, this time focusing on the use of callbacks, promises, and async / await, in JavaScript. This episode titled, Asynchronous JavaScript Development , is the twenty-ninth episode to appear on the show and it features Corbin Crutchley , an expert JavaScript developer and open source maintainer.

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Tame Kubernetes with These Open-Source Tools

Percona Community

Kubernetes’ popularity as the most-preferred open-source container-orchestration system has skyrocketed in the recent past. The overall container market is expected to cross USD 2.7 billion by 2020 with a CAGR of 40 percent. Three orchestrators spearhead this upward trend, namely Kubernetes, Mesos, and Docker Swarm. However, referring to the graph below, Kubernetes clearly leads the pack. source: [link] The automation and infrastructural capabilities of Kubernetes are transforming the DevOps spa

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A walk-through of moving database file in SQL Server Always On Availability Group

SQL Shack

SQL Server Always On Availability Groups feature provides high availability (HA) and disaster recovery solutions. We can add multiple databases in a single Always on Availability Group on SQL Server Enterprise edition. Before we add a database in the AG group, we need to use the following checklist. Checklist to add a database in SQL […].

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SQL replication with publisher database in Always On Availability Groups

SQL Shack

In this article, we will review how to setup SQL replication with publisher database in Always On availability groups so that replication continuous to sync even after failover to the secondary server in the availability group. The following are the steps involved in setting up SQL Server replication with publisher database in Always on Availability […].

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Using HammerDB as a Web Service

HammerDB

HammerDB already has 2 interfaces with which to interface with the commands to build and test databases using the GUI interface or CLI. From HammerDB version 3.2 there is an additional interface that enables HammerDB to run as Web Service. This allows HammerDB to be driven with a REST type client using a HTTP interface to call and retrieve output from the CLI commands.

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Running hammerdbcli from a bash or batch script updated for v3.2

HammerDB

By default the HammerDB command line interface was designed to run interactively. However many people wanted to run it from a script and an example to do this was shown here. However this only worked on Linux and therefore @xychar proposed a modification to run command line scripts directly instead of typing commands by hand for Windows, as using pipe for standard input does not work on Windows.

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