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CI/CD

Running Jenkins in local, what I learned

Jenkins is an open source automation server written in Java and is highly valuable when it comes to Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD). I started to explore more about Jenkins in the recent months, even though previously I was its end-user. It is quite amazing and there are many things to learn. Here, […]

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Others

Getting started with MongoDB on OpenShift

I am fairly new to MongoDB, even though I have some knowledge about NoSQL databases concepts. In the last two days I was thinking to give a try to MongoDB and work with it in actual environment. To see how Mongo works with large data, I have targeted to import a SSV file contains 76,000 […]

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Others

How to manage multiple Openshift accounts using rhc

Openshift is one of the best PaaS from my point of view. In comparison with Heroku, Openshift I believe has upper hand and much superiority, particularly in CLI tool, ssh facility, and most importantly huge numbers of offered frameworks. Therefore, it totally makes sense to have different account for different purposes. However, switching between account […]

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AWS Java

How to increase insert performance of Amazon AWS Redshift using JDBC

Redshift is one of the Amazon AWS services suitable for Big data, BI, and analytical purposes. Though, sometimes it is difficult to get used to it due to its limitations compared to other databases like PostgreSQL. Nonetheless, Redshift provides tremendous benefits for large datasets. In this post, we demonstrate how to increase insert performance of […]

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Docker

Introduction to Docker

Docker is an open-source project that makes creating and managing Linux containers really easy. Containers are like extremely lightweight VMs – they allow code to run in isolation from other containers but safely share the machine’s resources, all without the overhead of a hypervisor. First thing you need to do is installing Docker package for […]

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