(Kiran Kumar) Check out this example of developing and executing a Java-based application running in Azure Functions.
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Jenkins and z/OS – Groovy Pipelines
(James Gill) If you’re thinking of using Jenkins to orchestrate some or all of your DevOps automation, you will need to look at how to produce your own bespoke pipelines, or automation scripts. In Jenkins these are written in Apache’s Groovy language, which is a Java-like scripting language.
Health Checks with gRPC and ASP.NET Core 3.0
(Steve Gordon) In this post, we will explore a couple of options to apply health checks to your gRPC server running on ASP.NET Core 3.0. Health checks are a common requirement.
Loading And Using Remote Feature Flags In Angular 9.0.0-next.12
(Ben Nadel) The other day, I wrote about using feature flags to conditionally render routable components in Angular 9. After that post, it occurred to me that I’ve talked a lot about how much we love feature flags here at InVision; but, I’ve never really looked at how we get feature flags into an An
What are the MySQL Metrics That Really Make a Difference?
(Robert Agar) MySQL is one of the most popular relational database platforms in the world. As such, it is used as the backend of many mission-critical applications across all sectors of business and industry.
Recovering ODA VMs From Lost ACFS Snapshots
(Andy Colvin) This is a continuation of my previous post regarding dropped ACFS snapshots. In this scenario, a user logged in to a virtualized ODA system and deleted the underlying ACFS snapshots for multiple virtual machines on the host.
Virtual Column Partitioning in Oracle
(Jagruti Jasleniya) Oracle 11g came up with concept of Virtual Column which is created with expression. Which does not stores data physically rather it calculates at run time and give us output when we fetch using query.
Basic Replication — 8 : REFRESH_MODE ON COMMIT
(Hemant K Chitale) So far, in previous posts in this series, I have demonstrated Materialized Views that set to REFRESH ON DEMAND.
ASP.NET Core Security, Part 2
(Eric Vogel) Welcome to Part 2 of the series. Today I’ll show you how to upgrade the code from Part 1 to ASP.NET Core 3.0, put pages behind login, create user roles, and use existing roles to restrict access to pages.
Cleanup SQL Server Log Shipping Alerts After Failover
(Mohammed Moinudheen) We have a requirement to failover the primary SQL Server log shipping database to the secondary server and setup log shipping in the reverse direction. After the change, the SQL Server log shipping status report is showing failures.