Don’t get blocked by QOS – RabbitMQ Quality Of Service work-around
We look into how to fetch messages manually so we don't prefetch any messages and create bottlenecks for longer running processes.
In this video we look into Java 17, what is new with the 17 release of java that will come to a download site near you on the 14th of september.
We use JCuda to run some workloads on the GPU and see the difference in speed.
We look into writing a custom log4j appender in java and how to send you to log messages with an appender to RabbitMQ. Writing a custom appender is challenging due to performance considerations.
We are looking into installing Redhat 9 without any interaction using Kickstart. Kickstart is a tooling that gives you configuration options to prepare your system and manage the installation flow.
We solve todays challange at the advent of code 2020. Come join and have some fun.
I look into the Ceph Rook orchestrator that is the pre-cursor to the Ceph admin tooling. This installtion uses an Kubernetes installation in order to deploy a cluster and scale it up and down. Sadly the Ceph GUI don’t have much control so all changes are done with Kubernetes manifests from the command line.