Data Structures in Python
Reading Time: 3 minutes This blog is all about the predefined data structures in python. This includes these data structures: Lists, Tuples, Sets, and Dictionary.
4 Tips to Become a Databricks Certified Associate Developer for Apache Spark: June 2020
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Databricks Spark exam has undergone a number of recent changes. Whereas before it consisted of both multiple choice (MC) and coding challenges (CC), it is now entirely MC based. I am writing this blog because all of the prep material available at the time I took the exam (May 2020) was for the previous version of the exam. Exam Format You have 120 minutes Continue Reading
Micro Frontend – Ideation of Micro Services in UI
Reading Time: 2 minutes The frontend is becoming bigger and bigger by each day in web applications. The growing requirements in the frontend space make the scalability in frontend a bit difficult. The term Micro Frontend came in picture in late 2016 at ThoughtWorks Technology Radar. It extended the concept of micro-services to the frontend world. The current trend states to build a powerful and feature-rich browser-based application, in Continue Reading
Getting Started with Django
Reading Time: 4 minutes Django is a very popular open-source web framework and is easy to pick up for the python beginners and pros. Used by companies such as Mozilla, Instagram, and Spotify; Django is a relevant framework that can help solve a number of problems. Django follows the model-template-view architectural pattern. This differs from the MVC pattern in that Django handles the code that handles interactions between the Continue Reading
Collection API Enhancement in Java8
Reading Time: 2 minutes In this blog, we will discuss the java collection enhancements which we have got in java 8
Service Registry and Discovery with Eureka
Reading Time: 8 minutes Hi all. In this blog we will see how we can leverage spring boot and Eureka server to do a Service Registry and Discovery. In the world of microservices scalability and elasticity is mandatory. That means, we can scale our services both up and down to meet the variant load requirements. Typically, this includes creating and destroying the instances of our services. Microservices communicate with Continue Reading
How to use external kafka from kubernetes ?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Kafka is very widely used messaging infrastructure. If you are building software that require using kafka from your kubernetes cluster, you can either use strimzi.io kafka operator or use your local or aws based kafka cluster. While strimzi installation is a breeze and easy to use, one particular challenge is that it is cumbersome to access the kafka topics from local. In this simple blog, Continue Reading
karate DSL : POST and GET API calls
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous blog, we saw how we can set up a project in karate DSL and saw the folder structure in this blog we will see how to make POST and GET API calls and how it can be automated using karate DSL. First, we need to create a .feature file where we will write our test cases. We have already seen the file Continue Reading
Deploying DAML Smart Contracts on Hyperledger Sawtooth
Reading Time: 5 minutes In our last blog, Deploying DAML based Smart Contracts on project:DABL, we deployed our daml application on project:DABL, a blockchain platform by digital asset. We also discussed how DAML provides support on multiple blockchain platforms like hyperledger sawtooth, fabric, Corda etc. In this blog we will take a step further in our DAML journey and deploy our application on another blockchain platform which is Hyperledger Continue Reading
Integrate TestNG and Json-Server with Rest-Assured
Reading Time: 6 minutes Here, we’ll discuss about how can we automate our testing of RESTful webservices using REST ASSURED and Integrate it with one of the trending framework, “TestNG“ Rest-Assured REST Assured is a Java DSL for simplifying testing of REST based services built on top of HTTP Builder. It supports POST, GET, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, PATCH and HEAD requests and can be used to validate and verify the response of Continue Reading
Integration Of Cypress with jenkins
Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello everyone, I hope you all are safe and sound, as in my previous blog we have already covered some frontend and backend testing scenarios with cypress. In this blog, we will talk about the Integration of Cypress with Jenkins. So, the agenda of this blog will be like: Jenkins Installation (Ubuntu) Integration Of Cypress with Jenkins Execution with Jenkins Jenkins Installation: For installing Jenkins Continue Reading
Understanding Higher-Order functions in Scala
Reading Time: 4 minutes A blog on using higher-order functions in Scala.
KSnow: Loading Data Into Snowflake
Reading Time: 5 minutes This blog pertains to Loading Data into Snowflake, and I will explain you about the various step involved in this process. So let’s get started. Before moving ahead, you can visit the blog on understanding the basic of Snowflake Data Warehouse in case you want to refresh your concepts. Now let’s talk about the actual topic for which you have click on this blog. To Continue Reading