Smart Developers Don’t Code. Or, stop re-inventing things! | by Graeme Colman | Jan, 2021 | ITNEXT

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Or, stop re-inventing things! Something has stuck in my head from a long time ago, when I was a young junior developer. I was working on a part of an application trying to speed up the access to data in a web app. The first iteration of code called out to a database every time a user paged through the data. Looking to optimise I…

The Red Hat experience. I was standing by a station in Boston… | by Gagan Hegde | Dec, 2020 |...

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I was standing by a station in Boston, thinking about how the next six months of my life would turn out, excited and jittery at the same time, varied experiences by folks from various companies formed a rather intimidating opinion in my head. To save you the trouble, I’ll give it a shot to express what I believe was my best corporate experience so far….

12 Factor Apps in Practice. This is a practical look at 12 factor… | by Nik Stehr | Sep, 2020...

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This is a practical look at 12 factor apps and how to engineer them for real. A simple Java microservice is evolved architecturally, from a single process app, to a multi process Docker containerised app leveraging a redis cache, first running on the container orchestration platform Kubernetes, and then rolled out to Red Hat OpenShift. It’s hands-on-keyboard, with exercises to work through, technical prerequisites: Take…

Deploying to RedHat OpenShift. A quick walk through how to use Red… | by Nik Stehr | Sep, 2020 |...

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A quick walk through how to use Red Hat OpenShift to create and deploy a container image from a git project that contains a simple mood board REST service, deploy a redis container that acts as a backing service, and test. The source code lives at https://github.com/stehrn/mood-board. Sign up to OpenShift for free here to get: Log in to admin home page: Click ‘Create Project’…

Implementing Microservice in Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform | by Afzal Muhammad | Sep, 2020 | Medium

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This tutorial will walk you through how to build a sample microservice application using Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. The scope of this service is to perform prediction of handwritten digit from 0 to 9 by accepting pixel array as a parameter. This sample application also provides a HTML file that offer you a canvas to draw your number and convert it into an image…

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