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API Testing Using Python Script

DZone

Are you trying to test API in your project without a tool? Here comes the Requests library, one of the powerful and standard libraries in Python. Overview: In this article, we will understand how to do API testing using simple python scripts. We shall make use of the Requests library of python to handle HTTP requests. The simple import of this library and any IDE ( eclipse,pycharm, IntelliJ) would suffice, and there is no need for any specific tool to accomplish API testing.

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Kubernetes: Challenges for observability platforms

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Kubernetes is the de-facto standard for container orchestration as it solves many problems, like distributing workloads across machines, achieving fault tolerance, and re-scheduling workloads when problems occur. While speeding up development processes and reducing complexity does make the lives of Kubernetes operators easier, the inherent abstraction and automation can lead to new types of errors that are difficult to find, troubleshoot, and prevent.

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Redis on Azure Performance Benchmark – ScaleGrid for Redis™ vs. Azure Cache

Scalegrid

Redis is an advanced key-value store. In fact, it is the number one key value store and eighth most popular database in the world. It has high throughput and runs from memory, but also has the ability to persist data on disk. Redis is a great caching solution for highly demanding applications, and there are […].

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Sponsored Post: IP2Location, Ipdata, StackHawk, InterviewCamp.io, Educative, Triplebyte, Stream, Fauna

High Scalability

Who's Hiring? InterviewCamp.io has hours of system design content. They also do live system design discussions every week. They break down interview prep into fundamental building blocks. Try out their platform. T riplebyte lets exceptional software engineers skip screening steps at hundreds of top tech companies like Apple, Dropbox, Mixpanel, and Instacart.

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Step by Step Guide for Performance Testing With Gatling

DZone

Gatling is a quite famous and powerful open-source tool for performance/load testing and provides integration with CICD tools like Jenkins. It offers great reporting and an easy to use recorder and script generator.

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Flutter vs NativeScript: Everything You Need to Know

Simform

What would be your choice if you are in the dilemma of choosing between a framework developed by Google and a framework that functions based on JavaScript to build a native mobile application? Your decision would depend upon factors such as the architecture, testing ability, security measures, learning curves, and so much more. This article focuses on helping you decide the best framework between Flutter vs.

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Query Tuning with SQL Server 2019

SQL Shack

In this article, we will talk about the query tuning features that were announced with SQL Server 2019. Introduction Sometimes, tuning the queries can be a tough task for database developers or administrators. The most significant point of optimizing a query is to be able to interpret the query plan accurately because it gives lots […].

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2 Ways to Split PST Files Easily and Efficiently?

DZone

No one recommends large PST files; oversized PSTs are always prone to corruption. The upper size limit for ANSI PST is 2 GB, for Unicode PST in Outlook 2007 is 20 GB, and while in Outlook 2010/2013/2016/2019 is 50 GB. Oversized PSTs degrades the performance, and the biggest threat is they are more likely to get corrupted. To get rid of these drawbacks, splitting the PST file is the best solution.

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Enterprise Architecture in a Product-Oriented DevOps World

Strategic Tech

Enterprise Architecture (EA) is hugely important for medium and large organisations. Enterprise Architects take a broad look at an organisation, and are experts in aligning technology solutions with the business objectives. In my experience as a consultant, EAs are not having the impact they should. Very often the EAs are seen as working off to the side, creating complex models that nobody uses and extensive documentation nobody reads, and often acting as a barrier for teams who want to move qui

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The Core Web Vitals hype train

CSS - Tricks

Some baby bear thinking from Katie Sylor-Miller: my excitement for Core Web Vitals is tempered with a healthy skepticism. I’m not yet convinced that Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) are the right metrics that all sites should be measuring themselves against. I worry that the outsized emphasis placed on Core Web Vitals by including them in SEO scoring will result in developers focusing solely on those three numbers without truly unde

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Troubleshooting using Wait Stats in SQL Server

SQL Shack

Introduction Troubleshooting using Wait Stats in SQL Server is an important perspective when it comes to managing databases. As a database professional, you might have come across situations, where your end-users are not happy with reports being slower. It will leave you to find the reason for the report slowness. Now you are in the […].

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React Native vs NativeScript: The Complete Comparison Explained

Simform

Due to the mobile industry’s rapid evolution, choosing the right framework between React Native vs. NativeScript is not as easy as it once was. Both frameworks have their similarities and differences in terms of functionality, development feasibility, and so on. Before settling down to choose one, you have to understand every comparison between the frameworks to ensure that the mobile app developed will have the best quality, efficiency, and fast performance at an affordable or reasonable invest

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Sending and Requesting Data from MongoDB in a Unity Game

The Polyglot Developer

Are you working on a game in Unity and finding yourself needing to make use of a database in the cloud? Storing your data locally works for a lot of games, but there are many gaming scenarios where you’d need to leverage an external database. Maybe you need to submit your high score for a leaderboard, or maybe you need to save your player stats and inventory so you can play on numerous devices.

Games 59
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Video: AMA @ C++ Russia

Sutter's Mill

Back in early July, I did a wide-ranging “ask me anything” Q&A session at C++ Russia. The video is now available — I hope you enjoy it. Thanks again to C++ Russia for inviting me to their great online event!

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Atlassian’s Journey to the Cloud: Why You Need Enterprise-Grade Toolchain Integration

Tasktop

Atlassian’s latest announcement around its Cloud strategy is a great example of how your software delivery toolchain is a living and breathing platform. One that is perpetually influenced by the evolution of existing tools, the arrival of new tools, and the departure of legacy platforms. It is also a stark reminder that you need to have a robust and adaptable integration platform that evolves with your toolchain to support these changes, ensuring no disruption to the flow of work across your sof

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How Technology is enabling the Life Sciences Industry in San Diego?

Simform

The life science sector has seen enormous growth in San Diego over the recent years. The city accommodates more than 600 enterprises that contribute to the 48,000+ direct employment opportunities it offers to tens and thousands of Californians. The post How Technology is enabling the Life Sciences Industry in San Diego? appeared first on Insights on Latest Technologies - Simform Blog.

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Use Digital Twins for the Next Generation in Telematics

ScaleOut Software

Real-Time Digital Twins Can Add Important New Capabilities to Telematics Systems and Eliminate Scalability Bottlenecks. Rapid advances in the telematics industry have dramatically boosted the efficiency of vehicle fleets and have found wide ranging applications from long haul transport to usage-based insurance. Incoming telemetry from a large fleet of vehicles provides a wealth of information that can help streamline operations and maximize productivity.

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Improvements to monitoring in ServicePulse 1.27

Particular Software

ServicePulse keeps on growing its arsenal of monitoring tools to help you uncover problems in your system and help fix them. In ServicePulse 1.27 we decided to focus on the monitoring views of ServicePulse and make it easier to slice and dice information. We’ve also made some changes to message archiving. Keep reading to learn more about some highlights of what’s available to you now.

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10 testing scenarios you should never automate with Selenium

TechBeacon Testing

Some test scenarios should never be automated through the browser using a tool such as Selenium WebDriver.

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Why You Need to Build a Virtual Call Center Software?

Simform

With the rise in cloud-based software solutions, the market of traditional call centers is also shifting towards a more modernized solution known as virtual call center software. This software helps in migrating all the traditional features like auto call distributor (ACD), smart routing, and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) to cloud-based solutions.

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On the Observability of Outliers

Percona Community

At work, I am in an ongoing discussion with a number of people on the Observability of Outliers. It started with the age-old question “How do I find slow queries in my application?” aka “What would I want from tooling to get that data and where should that tooling sit?” As a developer, I just want to automatically identify and isolate slow queries! Where I work, we do have SolarWinds Database Performance Monitor aka Vividcortex to find slow queries, so that helps.

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Simple streaming telemetry

The Netflix TechBlog

Introducing gnmi-gateway: a modular, distributed, and highly available service for modern network telemetry via OpenConfig and gNMI By: Colin McIntosh, Michael Costello Netflix runs its own content delivery network, Open Connect , which delivers all streaming traffic to our members. A backbone network underlies a large portion of the CDN, and we also run the high capacity networks that support our studios and corporate offices.

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Announcing enterprise-grade observability at scale for OpenTelemetry custom metrics (Part 2)

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Welcome back to the second part of our blog series on how easy it is to get enterprise-grade observability at scale in Dynatrace for your OpenTelemetry custom metrics. In Part 1 , we announced our new OpenTelemetry custom-metric exporters that provide the broadest language coverage on the market, including Go , .NET , Java , JavaScript/Node.js , and Python.

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Ember vs Svelte: Comparing Performance, Architecture And More

Simform

Before diving into web app development, it is essential to understand the factual differences between various frameworks that might empower the success of your web project. In this instance, if you consider frameworks such as Ember vs. Svelte, their differences are wide-ranging from development productivity, performance, application memory size, and so much more.

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Domain, Subdomain, Bounded Context, Problem/Solution Space in DDD: Clearly Defined

Strategic Tech

Domain-Driven Design is an approach to designing systems, usually software, that emphasises creating a common language between domain experts and system builders. Famous DDD principles include Use a Ubiquitous Language and Make The Implicit Explicit. However, some concepts in DDD do not have a clear definition and are highly implicit. Everybody has their own definition of Domain, Subdomain, Problem Space and Solution space.

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Elle: inferring isolation anomalies from experimental observations

The Morning Paper

Elle: inferring isolation anomalies from experimental observations , Kingsbury & Alvaro, VLDB’20. Is there anything more terrifying, and at the same time more useful, to a database vendor than Kyle Kingsbury’s Jepsen ? As the abstract to today’s paper choice wryly puts it, “ experience shows that many databases do not provide the isolation guarantees they claim.

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Announcing enterprise-grade observability at scale for your OpenTelemetry custom metrics

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Today’s highly dynamic, heterogeneous, and complex software systems require organizations to establish observability for all provided cloud-native services. With observability across all these technologies, teams can quickly deploy high-quality releases that deliver outstanding customer experiences. To ensure observability, the open source CNCF project OpenTelemetry aims at providing a standardized, vendor-neutral way of pre-instrumenting libraries and platforms and annotating Us

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Ember vs Svelte: Comparing Performance, Architecture And More

Simform

Before diving into web app development, it is essential to understand the factual differences between various frameworks that might empower the success of your web project. In this instance, if you consider frameworks such as Ember vs. Svelte, their differences are wide-ranging from development productivity, performance, application memory size, and so much more.

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The 2-second Website

MachMetrics

If you asked the average internet user how slow a website would need to load before they gave up and left, they might say something like 8 or 10 seconds. Unfortunately, visitors actually give up on websites much faster. After about the 2-second mark, your bounce rate starts to rapidly increase. So what is the secret to the 2-second website? Source: ThinkWithGoogle.

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Using Dynatrace to master the 5 pillars of the AWS Well-Architected Framework (Part 1)

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. As organizations plan, migrate, transform, and operate their workloads on AWS, it’s vital that they follow a consistent approach to evaluating both the on-premises architecture and the upcoming design for cloud-based architecture. To guide enterprises in their evaluation process, AWS has developed the Well-Architected Framework that describes key concepts, design principles, and architectural best practices for designing and running workloads in the cloud across five areas, or pi

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What is digital experience?

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. A digital experience is when a user has an interaction with a digital touchpoint provided by an organization. A digital touchpoint may be a mobile application, a website, a SmartTV app, an ATM, an airport check-in kiosk or similar. The most important things to have in mind, and measure KPIs for, when working towards delivery of excellent Digital Experiences are: Availability: Is the touchpoint available when the user wants to use it?