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What is a reactive microservice?

O'Reilly Software

Explore the factors that make up a reactive microservice. One of the key principles in employing a Microservices-based Architecture is Divide and Conquer : the decomposition of the system into discrete and isolated subsystems communicating over well-defined protocols. Isolation is a prerequisite for resilience and elasticity and requires asynchronous communication boundaries between services to decouple them in: Continue reading What is a reactive microservice?

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What Is The Value Of Experience?

Professor Beekums

I often say that one of my favorite quotes is: “There are developers with 30 years of experience and there are developers with 1 year of experience repeated 30 times.”. This was said by a professor of mine who had 30 years of experience. It’s an important thought because some developers may have a lot of experience on paper, but they aren’t actually very good developers.

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Use A Raspberry Pi And A CPU Miner To Mine Altcoins

The Polyglot Developer

I’m a big fan, and hoarder, of Raspberry Pi devices. If you’ve seen my previous Raspberry Pi tutorials , you’ll know I like using them for hardware and software projects. These microcomputers use very little energy and have decent processors and memory, making them great for a diverse set of projects. With blockchain and cryptocurrencies on the rise, Raspberry Pi devices become great for getting familiar with concepts such as wallets, mining, and synchronized nodes.

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Retailers Still Fail to Prepare Their Websites for Holiday Shoppers

Dotcom-Montior

Retailers Still Fail to Prepare Websites for Holiday Shoppers Monitoring of Retailer’s Websites during Black Friday holiday shopping. Black Friday is one of the most valuable times for retailers across the world because buyers shop until they drop. Marketing campaigns started already weeks ago and promised unbelievable discounts on all kind of goods.

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How To Measure the Working Set Size on Linux

Brendan Gregg

The Working Set Size (WSS) is how much memory an application needs to keep working. Your app may have populated 100 Gbytes of main memory, but only uses 50 Mbytes each second to do its job. That's the working set size. It is used for capacity planning and scalability analysis. You may never have seen WSS measured by any tool (I haven't either). OSes usually show you virtual memory and resident memory, shown as the "VIRT" and "RES" columns in top.

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Retailers Still Fail to Prepare Their Websites for Holiday Shoppers

Dotcom-Montior

I’ve spent some time for collecting meaningful metrics during Black Friday sales of our leading Retailers websites. The post Retailers Still Fail to Prepare Their Websites for Holiday Shoppers appeared first on Dotcom-Monitor Web Performance Blog.

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Why Companies Need Web Performance Monitoring

Dotcom-Montior

Why Companies Need Web Performance Monitoring Building a Successful Website Gaining success in the online world is not that simple. Most of us believe that content and popularity of websites are the only factors, which are responsible for the success of our sites. But beyond that, even more, important is speed and user experience. Sometimes due to technical reasons, a website may become slow.

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Create A Cross-Platform Desktop DigiByte DGB Wallet With Angular And Electron

The Polyglot Developer

A few weeks back I had written an article titled, Send And Manage DigiByte DGB Coins With Node.js , which had explained how to interact with DigiByte coins via Node.js and the CLI. We saw how to keep track of a wallet, compare against the market value, and send DGB to other wallets. The catch here was that it was all CLI based and not particularly user friendly.

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Mine Bitcoin And Other Cryptocurrency Coins With A CPU Miner And Docker

The Polyglot Developer

So you’ve been doing a lot of research around the blockchain and the various cryptocurrencies. Don’t worry, I’ve been doing a lot of the same research. There is so much in the news and on social media around this subject, it would be a good idea to educate yourself. When it comes to cryptocurrencies, there are a lot of people trying to mine it rather than buy it.

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How To Measure the Working Set Size on Linux

Brendan Gregg

The Working Set Size (WSS) is how much memory an application needs to keep working. Your app may have populated 100 Gbytes of main memory, but only uses 50 Mbytes each second to do its job. That's the working set size. It is used for capacity planning and scalability analysis. You may never have seen WSS measured by any tool (I haven't either). OSes usually show you virtual memory and resident memory, shown as the "VIRT" and "RES" columns in top.

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