I write a lot of small java applications and need a good command line interpreter. Apache Common CLI helps me keep track of options and arguments. Apache have a lot of great tools in their tool chain and even if some of them are common they have a great track record of usability.
I’m trying to solve all the Advent of Code puzzles in this video series.
We look at dockerizing our java build both in the cloud and in our local docker environment.
We look into the Ceph scrubbing process, how it works, what to expect when something goes wrong. Some techniques to handle issues and work around them. We also talk about the difference between deep scrubbing and normal scrubbing. Last but not least we talk about filesystem scrubbing.
In this video we’re looking into Ceph performance! We’ll be comparing different storage solutions and versions, specifically Pacific and Quincy, to see how they stack up against each other. We’ll cover everything from speed and efficiency to scalability and reliability.
In this video we setup rust jni to call a rust function from java using jni. Java native interface is a great way to enable quick calls to native code built in other languages like Rust. This approach can be used for other languages as well.
In this video we talk about SeaweedFS, the highly scalable distributed file system designed to store billions of files and serve them lightning-fast. In this video, we’ll explore SeaweedFS’s unique architecture, which distributes metadata across volume servers for faster file access, and compare it to Ceph, another popular distributed file system. Don’t miss this chance…