Tue.Aug 20, 2019

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Unit and Integration Tests in Spring Boot

DZone

1. Overview. In this post, we'll have a look at how to write tests unit and integration in a Spring Boot environment. You can find tons of tutorials online on this topic but it is very difficult to find all the information that you need in just one page. I often noticed that junior developers are confusing between unit and integration test; especially when speaking about spring ecosystem and I'll try to clarify the usage of different annotations used in different contexts. 2.

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Improved content validation for Synthetic browser and clickpath monitors

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. With the release of Dynatrace 1.175, we’ve improved the content validation capabilities of synthetic browser and clickpath monitors. The contains text content validation option now mimics the Find (Ctrl+F/Cmd+F) functionality of a web browser. This change has the potential to cause existing synthetic browser and clickpath monitors to fail.

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Easy and Accurate Performance Testing With JUnit/Maven

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1. Introduction. This article will demonstrate how easily we can do performance testing with the help of JUnit, Zerocode and an IDE (IntelliJ, Eclipse, etc). We will cover the following aspects.

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sp_updatestats overview and usage

SQL Shack

In this article, we will learn usage details of the sp_updatestats built-in store procedure which helps to update all statistics in a SQL Server database. First of all, we will take a glance at the statistics concept in SQL Server. Understanding the statistics in SQL Server Statistics are database objects which involve the detailed statistical […].

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What Does Continuous Testing ACTUALLY Mean?

DZone

Continuous Testing. Recently someone pointed me to a Twitter thread that contained a link to an article about “Continuous Testing”. I was surprised to read this definition of continuous testing in the article: Continuous testing is the process of executing automated tests as part of the software delivery pipeline to obtain feedback on the business risks associated with a software release candidate as rapidly as possible.

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Some new Serverless Architecture videos from John and Mike

The Symphonia

Hi everyone. It’s been a great, fascinating, and busy 2019 for John and I (Mike) at Symphonia. You’ll probably be able to tell that we haven’t had too much spare time because of the lack of updates around these parts! We’ve made it to a few conferences though around the globe, from California to Hungary, and places in between. Here are some videos of our talks from them.

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Debug Your Container by Overriding the Command

DZone

The main problem with docker on debugging has to do with images that already have the CMD command specified. If something goes wrong and has to do with the filesystem, or some commands that should have taken effect and they did not you need to do some troubleshooting.

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Architecture For Humans

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I run across the following on Twitter: for legacy systems/monoliths, if you want to understand the real business processes, look for the fields named: - "Comments" - "Description" - "Notes" and any generic data field of type text/nvarchar(max).

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Statistical foundations of virtual democracy

The Morning Paper

Statiscal foundations of virtual democracy Kahng et al., ICML’19. This is another paper on the theme of combining information and making decisions in the face of noise and uncertainty – but the setting is quite different to those we’ve been looking at recently. Consider a food bank that receives donations of food and distributes it to those in need.