Category: DevOps

Optimize Java 8 with Docker

The majority of businesses now are using Docker to run applications. They devote a lot of time, energy, and resources to stabilize their success and invest heavily in a variety of advanced observation techniques. Despite this, they are experiencing poor performance and the containers are being stressed as a result of the heavy traffic flow. The motive of this blog is to help those running Java applications on docker containers in getting optimal performance.

A lot of times people complain that the application does not seem to be running as well as it did on the server. Here are some things to keep in mind when running a Java program on Docker.

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Patching – BigBulls Game

Patches:

In this fast competitive world, everyone is trying to compete with others whether it’s humans or machines. Everyone wants to be fast and one step ahead of others. So, in order to keep pace with the ever-changing technology, you need to keep yourself updated which requires basic training. Also, persevering will make you better day by day.

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Analyzing Latest WhatsApp Scam Leaking S3 Bucket

This is a quick blog about an amazon scam going on WhatsApp. In search of data, I found the S3 bucket which is publicly available. Since these scammers use victims’ data for personal use, I will be using their data for personal research.

Let’s begin the story of how it was possible to find data of scammers. This data may not contain the personal details of attackers but it can help to analyze the coding pattern and different source codes which are used by this group for multiple phishing attacks. Here I have mentioned two links there are chances that many more links are present.

Do not visit or click on the link and submit personal information.

Received the link in the WhatsApp group about the recent phishing scam.

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Create Your First Helm Chart (Part 03)

Bonjour! So we’ve had our minikube cluster up and running and tried setting up MySQL application onto our cluster using publicly available Helm Charts in our previous blog. In case, you haven’t, I suggest you go through the link before reading this blog.

This guide walks us through the process of creating our first-ever chart, explaining what goes inside these packages and the tools we use to develop them. By the end of it we should have an understanding of the advantages of using and creating our Helm Charts to deliver our own applications to the K8s cluster.

 

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Codeherent: Automatic Cloud Diagrams Powered by Terraform

Codeherent was founded in the year 2016 by the founding team after they met in Alacrity Foundation, a UK entrepreneurship course, in 2015. The founding team’s main focus was how to improve DevOps with a fast Infrastructure as Code (IaC) review process.

The tool is singularly focused on Terraform and is helping multiple organizations to understand, optimize and review their Cloud Infrastructure in a diagrammatic manner. They recognize the fact that organizations are clambering for DevOps maturity, GitOps centralization, and infrastructure agility. Abstracting IaC into an interactive diagram removes the complexity and helps us all to keep moving forward quickly.

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