Blogs

Introduction In the past recent years that followed the invention of ‘Agile Manifesto’, which was written in a manner of great laconism, the IT industry has flourished inevitably on Agile Methodology. The existing IT organisations are waking up to the conveniences and efficiencies provided by Agile, and on the other hand the blooming organisations and start-ups are already taking the less-hurdled approach; the old traditional way of doing things […]

JMeter is a very popular open source tool which is used for load and performance testing. With its multiple features, Jmeter can conduct tests for any web application, web server, mail servers, database or even file servers. A recent requirement for our project made us use different components and elements of JMeter together. In this blog, we will walk […]

Docker monitoring is very important when it comes to using Docker. In my last blog, I talked about how we can monitor the status of a Docker container using a bash script and AWS CloudWatch. In this blog, I will be telling you how to get insights of your Docker container using a tool called […]

PostgreSQL is another SQL. It is the second most popular Structured Query Language after MySQL. The steps discussed in the blog can be used for any kind of migration of PostgreSQL. From on-premise to cloud or on-premise to on-premise or cloud to on-premise. Use-case I had to migrate my PostgreSQL running on an EC2 server […]

Shephertz is a cloud ecosystem for apps and games. It works on cross-platforms. The App42 Cloud APIs consist of a REST based service, which has both JSON and XML interface. There are around 20+ modules with over 400+ APIs which will help us to develop our applications irrespective of the type or domain of the App we are […]

The Day 3 started with keynotes from Dr. Werner Vogels (Chief Technology Officer) with astounding product announcements and customer stories from Netflix, Airbnb, Parse etc. AWS seemed leaned towards Internet of Things and presented excellent use cases where AWS can be utilized for IoT. Now once again AWS has proved they are leading the world of cloud […]

In my last blog, we discussed how to setup MongoDB replica set on Docker, and in this blog we’ll be discussing setting up MongoDB docker containers using Chef. After going through this blog, you will be able to setup multiple MongoDB customized docker containers with ease. Use Case: As discussed in the previous blog, we earlier […]

The AWS re:Invent 2015 has brought with itself a lot of new iterations of services and a lot of new services as well. One such iteration of AWS CloudWatch is the AWS CloudWatch Dashboards. Any of you who might have used tools like Datadog would definitely have heard of metric Dashboards where you can create you […]

Recently, we came across a scenario where we need to create AMIs of multiple production servers running in four different AWS accounts. One solution was to create an automation script to be run on an AWS EC2 instance running in each aws account which would create AMI of all production servers running in each account. […]

Induction As we know performance of website is major impact in website development, So we are all tried to increase website speed and reduce server resource.  To solve this problem ASP.NET 4.5 provide a new feature Bundling and minification – Whenever user request to open any website from the any browser , at same time […]

Day 2 here in Vegas @ re-Invent started with an unimpeachable energy of 19000 ninjas with Keynotes of  Andy Jassy (SVP, Web Services @ Amazon). In 120 minutes, he gave the insight of new AWS growth metrics and made 12 announcements which include new services and features. New Services and Features Announcements (source: https://aws.amazon.com/new/reinvent/) Amazon Quick Sight […]

Jetty is one of the many open source HTTP servers and servlet containers available today. The key features that help us decide to use Jetty are: Performance: Jetty focuses on multi-HTTP connections to reduce page load time significantly Smaller Memory Footprint: It also takes up a very small amount of the sever’s available memory so […]