Using Fastlane to deploy multiple Android apps
We go through how to run java code in your browser using different projects.
We look into scaling Kubernetes using a RabbitMQ queue or using horizontal autoscaling. There are guides for autoscaling using CPU, and I found a repository for RabbitMQ scaling. I will do the operations I’ve detailed in the git repository below.
I show you how I test parsing functions in java using file testing; this is where I could add more files for each test case that I want to run. Testing this way makes your workflow quick and easy. Just add a file and then start to solve issues.
In this video, I explore VanillaOS, an immutable Linux distribution. We guide you through the installation process. I look into the default applications bundled with VanillaOS, and I provide an overview of the essential tools and utilities available in a fresh install. Discover the advantages of using an immutable operating system like VanillaOS. Learn how…
We talk about how I write my Java code and why I have chosen to write my code in a specific way. This is my opinion. I’m interested in yours if you have differing opinions.
We will look into how to use test-driven development in order to write code. I go through the process I use in order to create self-documenting code. The code should be able to validate itself and ensure that the thing you want it to handle it should handle.
Keeping track of your disks in a Ceph cluster is important so you could replace them in time before data loss. In this video we look into how to use SMART data to run a machine learning prediction in order predict when a disk fails. SmartMonTools is used locally to fetch the data. The data…