In today’s fast-paced world, the ability to capture and organize information effectively is crucial for learning and productivity. Visual techniques offer a powerful way to achieve this, allowing you to see connections, identify patterns, and retain information more efficiently than traditional methods. In this blog post, we explore several effective visual methods that can elevate your learning experience.

Operational excellence in an agile team developing and maintaining microservices is crucial for ensuring high efficiency, reliability, and quality of service. This can be achieved by focusing on several critical components: CI/CD, QA, logging, monitoring & alerts, incident handling, application security, resiliency and fault tolerance, and disaster recovery. Below, we delve into each component and highlight common enterprise tools that support operational excellence.

In today’s fast-paced development landscape, building robust, scalable, and resilient applications is crucial for success. This post will walk you through the process of designing a system using Spring Boot, Cloud Foundry on Azure, and Azure DevOps. We’ll cover essential aspects such as application features, data management, downstream service integration, API gateway, caching, scalability, performance, fault tolerance, and resilience.

Testing is a crucial part of software development, ensuring the correctness and reliability of your application. In this blog post, we’ll demonstrate how to configure and run unit and integration tests in a Spring Boot application using Maven. We’ll also cover how to generate and publish test coverage reports.

In today’s software development landscape, open source libraries are essential for speeding up development. However, they also introduce potential security vulnerabilities. Nexus IQ is a powerful tool that helps you manage and mitigate risks associated with using open source libraries. This blog post will demonstrate how to integrate Nexus IQ with a simple Spring Boot application using Maven profiles, enabling you to perform security scans both locally and in a CI/CD pipeline.