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When an application uses external components such as databases or cloud services, it’s important to test how everything works together.
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When writing tests, it is quite common to mock a module.
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Amazon EventBridge is a serverless solution to build event-driven workflows.
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SNS (Simple Notification Service) is often used to implement a pubsub workflow, or to fan-out a process.
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One of the common ways to run asynchronous workloads is through an AWS Lambda function triggered by a message from SQS (Simple Queue Service).
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Testing against real AWS services often feels like a chore.
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Everyday we work with resources in our programs — editing files, fetching records from databases, and more.
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Spring Boot Actuator offers a useful capability to show the details about an application.
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Micronaut is an open source Java framework designed to build microservices and serverless applications.
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Amazon EventBridge is a serverless service for building event-driven loosely coupled workflows.
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SNS (Simple Notification Service) is often used to tackle a pubsub workflow.
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In an event-driven architecture, you might trigger an AWS Lambda function by a message from SQS (Simple Queue Service).
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You can set the PATH and other environment variables on macOS by editing your shell’s configuration file.
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TL;DR — Just stop.
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When I revamped this site last year, I also opted to use the latest version of Inter — v4.
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Most AI chatbots and services typically browse the internet and scrape information from websites to enrich their internal models.
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While working on the web, you might reach out to the <abbr> (abbreviation) element to represent abbreviations, acronyms, and numeronyms, as suggested by the HTML Standard.
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You can set a default value for a column in Postgres.
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Today I learned that you can specify CASCADE on DROP and TRUNCATE statements in Postgres.
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A generated numeric column is often used to keep the internal id of a row in a table.