How to use JReleaser and release to github

I show off an open-source project I started writing a RabbitMQ executor in Java. This little tool is something you can deploy on a machine in order to execute workloads from a RabbitMQ queue. The executor will run the commands defined by a file and return the result to another queue.

We look into how to install the Ceph RADOS Gateway to enable the S3 API on our ceph cluster. Using a gateway in order to simplify the object handling is a usual practice but we will also look into how to setup a region / zone and what is required to sync your data centers.

In this video series, I try to challenge myself with the Advent of Code trials. Each solution will be published to Github, and I hope you will learn something from my coding mistakes and perhaps send some code my way on how you have done these challenges. I know by reading code, so this is…

We use the OpenAPI generator to create a stub server implementation of PHP-Slim. Then we implement the different endpoints using an SQLite backend and talk about the challenges using the database and handle CORS. English version of the book: https://ift.tt/32hEPy3 Other translations: https://ift.tt/2HD6UrH Please follow me on twitter Tweets by kalaspuffar Outro music: Sanaas Scylla

After the build in the real system we need to verify that the correct libraries are used and the correct tools will create a viable executable in our new system before building the rest of the packages. Please follow me on twitter Tweets by kalaspuffar Outro music: Sanaas Scylla

I looked into building tensorflow from source on Windows. The reason, TensorRT released and I wanted to test the new functionallity. I got tensorflow to build after some tribulations using the latest source release. Sadly I never got the new functionallity of TensorRT up and running but I did headway at least.