First, let's cut to the chase and get straight to the elephant in the room: what's SOPS?
SOPS, which is short for Secrets OPeration*S*, is an open-source text file editor that encrypts/decrypts files automagically—emphasis on the text editor, encryption, and automation.
The most important thing to have for a successful and efficient team in any field is "direction." And there is no absolute "right" or "wrong" in it. It's all a relative and contextual concept. And Software Development KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) act as that "north star" which keeps the team heading in the right direction.
Software development KPIs are often confused with metrics. Metrics are numbers representing a fact whereas KPIs are things that matter to an organization. Choosing KPIs without evaluating the effects it brings to your team will do more harm than good. As an example "lines of code (LOCs)" could be a metric but should never be a "KPI" for a software development team.
In this article, I want to delve into some additional measures to the ones I exposed in my first article for Apiumhub, which add a fairly high level of control and protection of systems within our house. I will leave to the reader the choice of applying them or not, depending on their needs.
Internal SSL
Frequently, when we have a varied ecosystem of applications inside the internal network at home because they are usually part of personal projects, we underestimate internal security in favor of simple solutions such as using a VPN.
Before understanding DevSecOps, let's understand what DevOps is. DevOps is the combination of cultural philosophies, practices, and tools that increase an organization's ability to deliver applications and services at high velocity.
In fast-moving projects, security often lags behind and is given low priority, which may lead to buggy code and hacks. Let's see how we can reduce the risk of attack by integrating security into our DevOps pipeline.
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Datastax Astra is built on Apache Cassandra. In addition to great documentation, Astra offers a robust free tier that can run small production workloads, pet projects, or just let you play—all for free, no credit card required. Cassandra can be tricky for hardcore SQL developers, because it uses a different slightly different query language (CQL), but when you get Astra, Stargate is there to let you interact with your data through APIs. Our open source Stargate product provides REST, GraphQL, and schemaless document APIs in addition to native language drivers. If you like them but don't want to use our products, that's fine! It's completely open source and you can implement it on your own system.
The concepts behind Express/JavaScript and Jolie are not that distant, but they are offered under different shapes: one aimed at building on top of JavaScript and Node.js, the other aimed at expressing these concepts declaratively. The aim of this article is to identify the first differences that arise between Express and Jolie in the development of a REST service by comparing how the same concepts are codified.
Programming and coding are two fundamental concepts in computers and technology. Without these two things, our computers would be very limited in what they could do.
Let's start with programming. Programming is creating a set of instructions that tell a computer what to do. These instructions are known as code, and they can be written in a variety of different languages.
Kubernetes is riddled with security challenges. Inevitably, the same goes for managed Kubernetes services like Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). The best way to tighten your cluster security is to implement practices that have become industry standards recommended by the Kubernetes community. Here are the ten most EKS security tactics every team needs to protect its clusters.
What Exactly Is Amazon EKS Security About?
Amazon EKS is one of the most popular managed Kubernetes services out there. It allows teams to orchestrate their containers via Kubernetes without installing and operating the Kubernetes control plane or the infrastructure required for Kubernetes clusters to run.
JavaScript frameworks all seem to be on the rise, and it's not easy for a developer to get a grasp on them all. On the contrary, businesses wander around in confusion about which is better suited for their project and why? Well, to get the answer, we suggest answering some questions such as:
What are you building? What kind of data will your application process? Do you want to create an SEO-friendly website? And so on.
Java is a high-level language. Java programs generally execute on a terminal that is not stored; some programs need some source to store information fetched from the program that is in the form of a file. CRUD operations stand for Create, Read, Update and Delete.
As said, some Java programs need some files to store information fetched from the program. A file stores different types of information, including text, images, videos, and more.
To know about reading a JSON file in Java, first, we must know about the JSON file.
JSON
JSON is "JavaScript Object Notation." The JSON is the simple format for storing and sending data. It is used when the data is transported from the server to the Webpage. It is used in the field of "Web Development."
"JPA is slow, complex, and brings too much pain." We can hear this often here and there. This "common opinion" makes architects consider migration from JPA to other technologies, even for the existing projects and despite great support from JPA development tools (IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, JPA Buddy, etc.). The main complaints about JPA are:
Lack of control over generated SQL queries
Memory consumption due to L1 cache
Hard to create complex queries with JPQL/HQL
Hard to map complex query results to arbitrary classes
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