Why Kubernetes is The New Application Server | Red Hat Developer
Have you ever wondered why you are deploying your multi-platform applications using containers? Is it just a matter of “following the hype”? In this article, I'm going to ask some provocative questions to make my case for Why Kubernetes is the new application server. You might have noticed that the majority of languages are interpreted and use “runtimes” to execute your source code. In theory, mos
5 Things to Know About Reactive Programming | Red Hat Developer
Reactive, what an overloaded word. Many things turn out to become magically Reactive these days. In this post, we are going to talk about Reactive Programming, i.e. a development model structured around asynchronous data streams. I know you are impatient to write your first reactive application, but before doing it, there are a couple of things to know. Using reactive programming changes how you d
OpenJDK and Containers | Red Hat Developer
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Observations on Porting from .NET Framework to .NET Core | Red Hat Developer
You’ve heard that .NET has gone open source. You’ve also heard that it has gone cross-platform. And you’ve even heard that Red Hat is shipping a supported version of .NET on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. So maybe you are thinking to yourself, “wow, this is fantastic! I’m going to copy these EXEs and DLLs of my .NET application over to my Red Hat machine and run them!” Well, unfortunately, it’s not goi
REST and microservices - breaking down the monolith step by asynchronous step | Red Hat Developer
A few days ago I had a rant about the misuse and misunderstanding of REST (typically HTTP) for microservices. To summarize, a few people/groups have been suggesting that you cannot do asynchronous interactions with HTTP, and that as a result of using HTTP you cannot break down a monolithic application into more agile microservices. The fact that most people refer to REST when they really mean HTTP
Comprehensive Overview of Storage Scalability in Docker
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