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In the previous post, we laid out the foundations to create our own custom Kubernetes controller. We detailed what a controller was, and tha...
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It's hard nowadays to ignore Kubernetes. It has become the ubiquitous platform of choice to deploy containerized applications. In a few year...
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If you've been working in Java since 'quite some time', you probably are experienced in using Map objects. One very frequent use-case is to ...
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There are a lot of different ways to configure containers running on Kubernetes: Environment variablesConfig mapsVolumes shared across multi...
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This is the 3rd post in the Stream Processing focus series. Last week, we had a look at how stream processing could help us compute mathemat...
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This is the 1st post in the Stream Processing focus series. If software is eating the world, data is the new oil. Those who are able to best...
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This is the 2nd post in the Stream Processing focus series. Last week, we had a look at what is stream processing. In this post, I'd like to...
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If software is eating the world, data is the new oil. Those who are able to best manage the huge mass of data will emerge out on top. The st...
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Minification (also minimisation or minimization) is the process of removing all unnecessary characters from the source codes of interpreted ...
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Last week, I wrote about the creative use one can make of Filters by grading assignments of students. About, there's another recurring issue...
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