Tue.Jul 16, 2019

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Monitor dynamic application workflows with placeholders and synthetic location context

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Synthetic clickpath monitors are a great way to automatically monitor and benchmark business-critical workflows 24/7. Some common examples of such business-critical workflows include: Sign-up processes. Checking out of a retail site. Contact forms. Search. Pricing calculators. Dynatrace helps to ensure these workflows are available globally and performing well so that you can be confident that you’re meeting your SLAs.

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Remote Debugging Java Applications With JDWP

DZone

Most Java developers have had to debug their applications, usually to find and fix an issue there. In many cases, the application to debug (known as the “debuggee” ) is launched from within the IDE used by the developer, while the debugger is also integrated into the IDE, allowing easy inspection of the program state in a step-by-step manner. Sometimes, however, the debuggee JVM is launched from a separate command line, or by executing it on a separate host.

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Davis is monitoring how many dependencies per problem?

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. We often refer to the cloud being complex, and that the sheer volume of dependencies has reached a scale that no human can possibly understand. As a result, it’s very difficult to articulate just how much of a scale we are talking. You’ll hear us say, “Their environment is massive, out to 50,000 hosts”, but hosts alone do not represent the complexity that arises from the software running on that host, and the many interconnections.

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5 Takeaways From the 2019 State of Testing Report

DZone

The State of Testing report’s 6th edition is now live, and it is packed with interesting trends and insights from the software testing community. The State of Testing is the largest testing survey worldwide, with over 1,000 participants from over 80 countries. Created by PractiTest and Tea Time with Testers , the report aims to shed light on the most important trends in the software testing community, and grant testers the ability to better understand their professional status relative to other

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The Ultimate Guide To Building Scalable Web Scrapers With Scrapy

Smashing Magazine

The Ultimate Guide To Building Scalable Web Scrapers With Scrapy. The Ultimate Guide To Building Scalable Web Scrapers With Scrapy. Daniel Ni. 2019-07-16T14:30:59+02:00. 2019-07-16T14:35:52+00:00. Web scraping is a way to grab data from websites without needing access to APIs or the website’s database. You only need access to the site’s data — as long as your browser can access the data, you will be able to scrape it.

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Chaining JavaScript Promises While Sharing Parent Data

The Polyglot Developer

Typically when I’m working with RESTful APIs, the routes or endpoints return what I need, plus more, which would be too much data. However, recently I ended up working with an API where the responses were rather trim, resulting in the need to use many HTTP requests to various endpoints, rather than getting everything in a single request. To take it a step further, some of those HTTP requests depended on data from other requests creating a mess of asynchronous operations in JavaScript.

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Is Intel Doomed in the Server CPU Space?

SQL Performance

If you have been paying attention to the technology press over the past 12-18 months, you may have noticed a rather large number of negative stories about Intel's processor business. A close monitoring of the hardware enthusiast community, including many of the most respected hardware analysts and reviewers paints an even more dire picture about Intel in the server processor space.

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The Concept of Materialized Views in MongoDB Sharded Clusters

Percona Community

In one of my past blogs I explained the contribution of MongoDB® views in organization security. In this blog, I will take it one step further and I will try to approach the concept of a materialized view in MongoDB. In computing, a materialized view is a database object that contains the results of a query (definition taken from Wikipedia). If you are already familiar with MongoDB views (or you read my blog), you are now probably wondering why I am calling the MongoDB views materialized while i

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Need a testing metric? Put points on your test cases

TechBeacon Testing

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