Tue.Jul 02, 2019

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Top 5 Myths About QA Testing

DZone

Quality assurance (QA) testing is an essential part of the software development process, involving the identification of bugs in products to ensure they are as error-free as possible. Unfortunately, there are also a lot of misconceptions about what QA testing and QA services actually entail. Today, many companies engage in software QA outsourcing , sometimes using offshore testing services, while some still keep their QA services in-house.

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Dynatrace incorporates Hackerone’s bug bounty program into its security playbook

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Customers deserve to use a secure product, and Dynatrace has continuously upgraded its game in improving the security of its software. We’ve recently joined forces with Hackerone , the industry leader in external bug bounty programs. For us, this is a logical next step after running our own internal bug bounty effort in 2018 to enhance security.

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Better Logging With TinyLog 2

DZone

Most, if not all, Java and Android developers have come across logging requirements in their application. The most commonly known Java logging frameworks are Log4j2 , Logback , and JUL (Java Util Logging), and most people have probably used SLF4J, the abstraction on top of these logging frameworks. A lesser-known logging framework is TinyLog, and soon its successor, TinyLog 2.

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How to fine tune failure detection

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Failure detection with services. When I work with customers, I usually get their requirements to alert on failures. This is especially true when Dynatrace replaces an older generation of monitoring software. Typically, these products rely on hand-crafted rules from error logs. It is time-consuming and only works by highlighting what people are expecting to go wrong.

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How To Avoid Landing Page Redirects (10 min read)

Rigor

Redirection occurs anytime your user attempts to load a page with a given URL, but is instead sent to a site that uses a slightly different address. There are many reasons why you might consider redirection: The original site has moved, and you want to send the user to the most current location. You want to track clicks and log pages that refer users to your site/sites.

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Optimizing SQL Server index strategies

SQL Shack

Index strategies overview This article is about techniques for optimizing the SQL Server indexes strategy. It is an appendix of the SQL index overview and strategy article in which I covered different areas like what indexes actually do, how to create them, and I briefly mentioned some index design guidelines. Furthermore, I also presented an […].

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One SQL to rule them all: an efficient and syntactically idiomatic approach to management of streams and tables

The Morning Paper

One SQL to rule them all: an efficient and syntactically idiomatic approach to management of streams and tables Begoli et al., SIGMOD’19. In data processing it seems, all roads eventually lead back to SQL! Today’s paper choice is authored by a collection of experts from the Apache Beam, Apache Calcite, and Apache Flink projects, outlining their experiences building SQL interfaces for streaming.