AWSDevOpsJava/JVM

Introduction to Wildfly

Wildfly, previously known as JBoss AS, is a fully implemented JEE container – application server, authored by JBoss Incorporated.  In 2006, JBoss Inc was acquired by Red Hat and since then Wildfly became their product. Wildfly is production ready, cross-platform and open-source application server with paid support subscription from Red Hat. The latest version being […]

Krishna Gupta
Krishna Gupta
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Java/JVMTechnology

An overview of Spring Boot

I have come up with this blog that outlines: What is Spring Boot? Why do we use it? How to get started? 1. What is Spring Boot? Spring boot from Spring is just another project enabling developers to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring based applications. 2. Why do we use it? Create stand-alone Spring applications Embed Tomcat, […]

Ravi Kumar
Ravi Kumar
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AWSDevOpsJava/JVM

AWS SES Integration for Java Applications

Use Case I came across a use-case, where I had to integrate Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) to send transactional emails from a JAVA application using my own registered domain. This blog will guide the reader through the basic steps required for setting up or integrating Amazon SES with my JAVA application. About Amazon SES […]

Mayank Negi
Mayank Negi
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Technology

How a Newer Investigated a Java Out Of Memory Error.

So one fine day newer came to office and got an interesting problem from his team lead. One particular API was giving Java Out Of memory Error with only 10 concurrent threads. So the Newer started to investigate the problem so at first he reaches to the server and try to collect stats about the […]

AgileAWSDevOps

CloudFoundry PaaS – Introduction

Cloudfoundry: Open Source Platform as a Service A platform used for running applications and services. The purpose of cloudfoundry is to change the way apps and services are deployed and run by reducing the cycle time of development to deployment. Cloud Foundry directly takes benefits of cloud-based resources such that apps running on the platform […]

Technology

Logging with Spring AOP and Custom Annotations In JAVA Application

Whenever i am working on development of any application I want to log every execution of a method, seeing what arguments it receives, what it returns for easy debugging and how much time every execution take. So we have created a utility based on Spring AOP and here we will see how we can use […]

Automation TestingTesting

Selenium Conf’16: Bangalore

From the last half-decade, Selenium conference (SeConf) is being organized across the world for all the automation enthusiasts highlighting the new territories of this growing technology. Opportunely, this time, I attended SeConf’16 along with my colleagues, Sarthak Srivastava and Vikas Sharma. The first leg of this conference was held in Bangalore, India on June 24-25, […]

Automation TestingTesting

How to use ExtentReport in a framework

The other day while I was executing my TestNG test cases in the Selenium WebDriver, all my test cases got executed, and the report also showed correctly. However, I usually don’t find its user interface very friendly especially when it’s about creating reports. That’s when I came across a user friendly reporting tool called ExtentReport. ExtentReport […]

Technology

StringJoiner in Java 8

Being a programmer, at some point of time we encountered a situation in which you wanted to join (not concat) multiple strings of delimited items in Java. Worst can be if you are provided multiple string literals. Just think for a second and how will you build a string of delimited items using these literals. […]