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How Quarkus fits into the Red Hat Runtimes formula

Faster microservices runtimes are the center of the excitement around Quarkus. Hear what Red Hat's James Falkner thinks about the framework in this podcast with TheServerSide.com.
Focus on the artifact for an organizational DevOps strategy

JFrog Shippable aims to simplify pipeline management. JFrog VP of Engineering Avi Cavale discusses strategies to implement DevOps with TheServerSide's Cameron McKenzie.

Java video games, like Minecraft, keep the language popular

The next generation of Java developers can learn the ins and outs of the language through an unlikely source: video games such as Minecraft.
Let's talk bitcoin and building blockchain apps fast with Hyperledger

If you're thinking about building blockchain apps, you're probably looking for the right tools and technologies. Hyperledger Fabric and Composer just might meet your requirements.
Chef's InSpec 2.0 brings compliance automation to the cloud

Enterprises have been quick to adopt automation tools for development and deployment but only recently have organizations started adopting security and compliance automation tools.
Database automation drives DevOps into the persistence layer

A new breed of software tools is driving DevOps processes deep into the persistence layer, as database automation and continuous deployment come together.
Here's how to add Java certified developer to your resume

Ever think about acquiring your Java certification? Here we take a look at the benefits of getting Java certified and the steps to take to ensure that it happens.
Fearless enhancement of legacy Java code with new SE features

While the Java SE 9 release has everyone talking about new features and syntax enhancements, JNBridge's Wayne Citrin insists legacy Java developers need not feel left behind.
The best way to start creating cloud-native Java applications

How do software engineers transition traditional Java EE development into a world of cloud-native Java? Heptio's Craig McLuckie provides insights on transitioning.
Migrations to Oracle's Java SE 9 platform may be delayed

Oracle did a great job getting Java SE 9 released earlier this year, but modularity and various smaller updates may not be enough to get users to quickly migrate to JDK 9.
Manico and Grimstad bring Java tech to life at JavaOne 2017

Engaging speakers like Jim Manico or Ivar Grimstad can make all the difference when choosing a session at a conference like JavaOne 2017 than the session syllabus.
How Java EE Security and MVC 1.0 simplify Java microservices

Once the decision has been made to use containers and microservices, it's good to know that MVC 1.0 and the Java EE Security API will make the development process much easier.
Oracle VP talks Java EE 8, Java platform update at JavaOne

Will the future involvement of the Eclipse Foundation lead to a faster and more nimble Java platform update process? Oracle's Michael Lehmann believes it will.
Cloud-native apps push static code analysis tools to the limit

The distributed nature of a cloud-native architecture, with microservices deployed to a multitude of containers, can test the limits of static code analysis tools.
Microservices and containers can simplify DevOps security

You would think that managing a sea of containers and microservices would make DevOps security difficult, but it may, in fact, make DevSecOps easier.
Cloud-native tooling for managing loosely coupled systems evolving

How does an organization manage loosely coupled systems built with containers and microservices? Apprenda's Sinclair Schuller discusses how tools are evolving.
DevSecOps tools maturing, much to the relief of DevOps developers

DevOps has placed a greater burden on the software developer in terms of securing the public cloud. DevSecOps tools are helping to reduce the DevOps developer's burden.
Continuous delivery book asserts automation is key to effective DevOps

While interviewing Eberhard Wolff about his practical continuous delivery book, it's clear that effective DevOps adoption means full test coverage and pipeline automation.
Connecting the 'DevOps, Agile and Java cloud native applications' dots

A concise definition of both DevOps and cloud native computing is elusive, but Cisco's Ken Owens presents a unified theory that pulls together the Java cloud, Agile, microservices and containers.
Container tools fighting hard to keep up with the Docker trend

Tooling often lags behind big technology trends, which is why the container tools industry is being forced to mature quickly as Docker adoption takes off.
Declarative Jenkins pipeline the latest new feature in DevOps tooling

Looking to get more out of your DevOps tooling? The declarative Jenkins pipeline helps take continuous integration and continuous delivery to new heights.
Why cross-platform mobile app development tools beat hybrid, native

Get a comparison of hybrid and JavaScript-native mobile app development tools versus iOS and Android native dev tools in this podcast with developer Jen Looper.
How Agile transformations are sparked by successful DevOps adoption

Tasktop's Mik Kersten discusses how successful DevOps adoption projects often lead to large Agile transformations.
IoT data consumption a key challenge in edge device scalability

IoT devices can be most unfriendly -- from cheap components to bad sensors -- which means handling, consuming and processing IoT data is a key to edge device scalability.
Why you should choose the Go language for microservices development

How can teams simplify microservices development, especially when scaling microservices is the key? Many are turning to the Go programming language and Go kit for answers.
Bridging the gap between well-designed APIs and DevOps best practices

Automation is the key to running error-free operations, which means well-designed APIs that give access to tasks are among the most important DevOps best practices.
Gil Tene extols the benefits of hardware transactional memory at QCon

Everyone likes a feature that improves performance out of the box, which is why hardware transactional memory has become such a hot topic at QCon 2016
Java Champion Trisha Gee on NoSQL, IntelliJ and Java 8

Presenting at QCon New York, Java Champion Trisha Gee talks about the hot-button topics in the conference's community, including NoSQL, IntelliJ and Java 8.
What's new in the Jenkins 2.0 continuous integration tool release?

Jenkins 2.0 is the latest, full increment release of the world's most downloaded continuous integration tool. Here we look at what's new and why you should upgrade.
Apache Arrow to revolutionize big data analytics performance

Apache Arrow will not only improve the performance of your big data analytics engines, but it will make system interoperability more efficient as well.
Managed services model addresses cloud-based analysis paralysis

For many applications, an Amazon or Azure cloud might be overkill. In such cases, a managed services model approach just might be the better option, and here's why.
Overcome inherent bottlenecks in app lifecycle management

The software development world is simply too busy to have inefficient ALM. Expert Gerie Owen reimagines app lifecycle management as something streamlined and totally painless.
JVM language Kotlin simplifies Android app development

JetBrains, a company known for its popular IntilliJ and RubyMine IDEs, has released Kotlin, a new JVM language set to simplify both server-side and Android-based development.
Combine continuous integration software with GIT

As microservices abound, organizations are finding that integrating Jenkins CI with source code tools like GIT can simplify development and help make the DevOps successful.
Are reactive systems the future of software architecture?

Building with microservices and asynchronous messages is a start, but according to Typesafe's 'Going Reactive 2016' survey, reactive systems are the future of software architecture.
Solving the problem of scaling Agile across the enterprise

Small to medium-sized development teams have had success using Agile methods. Here's how enterprises can scale Agile beyond development and across the entire ALM stack.
Productivity tools in growing lightweight architectures

ZeroTurnaround developer advocate Simon Maple discussed the most important productivity tools, including WebSphere.
XRebel changes application performance monitoring tools

In this podcast, ZeroTurnaround's Jevgeni Kabanov discusses how XRebel differentiates itself from competing application performance monitoring tools on the market.
Network capacity management still a challenge for apps

Network capacity management challenges are increasing at a faster rate than ever with the robustness of the Internet of Things.
Improving developer productivity with ZeroTurnaround

In this podcast, Anton Arhipov and Geert Bevin talk about ZeroTurnaround's legacy of delivering tools that improve developer productivity.
Redis creator signs with vendor amid community support

How did the Redis community feel when the creator of their coveted NoSQL database signed on with a commercial vendor? TheServerSide talks to Salvatore Sanfilippo to find out.
The latest trends in the Hadoop project

In this podcast, Tim Hall of Hortonworks discusses the Apache Hadoop project and how it has changed since its inception.
Beat performance monitoring hurdles in single-page interface world

This podcast discusses how frameworks like AngularJS have simplified the creation of single-page interface applications, but have created new performance monitoring challenges.
Boost runtime performance with NoSQL

IT pros are turning to NoSQL to enhance runtime performance and fulfill non-functional requirements.
Red Hat engineer talks system optimization, containers

In this podcast, a principal software engineer at Red Hat talks about important industry trends, including containerization and system optimization.
Containerization may mark the decline of virtualization

The popularity of containerization is leaving virtualization in the dust. ZeroTurnaround's Jevgeni Kabanov explains why.
Inside the portal arena with Liferay

Learn about the front facing portal applications happening at Liferay in this interview with TSS and Ray Auge of Liferay.
What we can expect from Hibernate OGM and data persistence in 2015

Emmanuel Bernard discusses the Hibernate OGM project and how it has progressed since it was initially envisioned back in 2011.
What is Google's Solve for X?

Learn about the Google initiative, Solve for X, in this podcast with Barry Burd.
Discussing Aerospike at DeveloperWeek 2015

Aerospike's developer discusses how the NoSQL database recently moved its IP to open source at DeveloperWeek 2015.
Working with Node.js at DeveloperWeek 2015

Developer advocate Jenny Tong discusses coding troublemaking with Node.js at DeveloperWeek 2015.

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