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Are you worried about the broken links on your Application?

Reading Time: 3 minutes Nobody wants that his/her application is having even a single broken link. Now again a question arises that, Then What should we do about that? Do we need to click every single link and check if its working or not? Definitely no one will do that tedious thing. As a result we’ll not be able to complete our deadlines. In Today’s world every application have Continue Reading

Migrating MLFlow Server To Cloud: Part 2

Reading Time: 4 minutes In my previous blog, I had discussed the first two phases of migrating MLFlow server to cloud. In this blog, I’ll be discussing the deployment of MLflow tracking server on Google Cloud Platform and migration of the existing data to the process. Also, I’ll be talking about optimizing the overall environment in the process. Deployment Step 1: Copy Contents from Disk Go to this link Continue Reading

Migrating MLFlow Server To Cloud: Part 1

Reading Time: 4 minutes The cloud migration process involves moving all or part of an organization’s data, apps, and services from on-premises data centres to a public or private cloud, where they are accessible on-demand over the Internet to authorized users. For most businesses considering cloud migration, the move is filled with promise and potential; scalability, flexibility, reliability, cost-effectiveness, improved performance and disaster recovery, and simpler, faster deployment. Cloud Continue Reading

What is the ELK Stack?

Reading Time: 3 minutes ELK Stack or more recently called Elastic Stack, is a combination of three open source projects – Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana – all developed by Elastic and used for storing and analyzing logs. Even though these are three separate products, they compliment each other to the extend that they have come to be recognised as one. Why Log Analysis? Before getting to know more about Continue Reading

Helm

Helm v2: Package Manager for Kubernetes

Reading Time: 3 minutes Helm is the package manager for Kubernetes. It allows describing the application structure through helm-charts., which are the collection of YAML template.

docker

Orchestration With Docker-Swarm

Reading Time: 6 minutes The world is constantly being attracted towards containers and its orchestration especially in large and dynamic environments which has also led to the rising of various tools and platforms in trend.Yes, we will be looking at Docker-Swarm and some of its key components !!! As we all know that Docker is a major player in the world of containers and therefore in this blog, we Continue Reading

Monitoring application using Prometheus and grafana

Reading Time: 5 minutes Hello readers, In this blog I will discuss about application and system monitoring using Prometheus and Grafana. we need something to monitor! Part of that is going to be our Ubuntu host and the application will be a simple web page host program called sample-App that uses the Express web framework to do most of the hard work for us. we are going to download Continue Reading

How to Audit Linux Systems using OpenSCAP

Reading Time: 4 minutes Introduction In an organization,Suppose there are multiple systems that could be either virtual servers, containers, windows, or even workstations. security should be a major concern for these systems to avoid from any unauthorized access and irrelevant activities. As in this current COVID-19 pandemic situation where everyone is working from home. it’s good to secure our workstations too as many important data resides in our laptops. Continue Reading

Deploying DAML based Smart Contracts on project:DABL

Reading Time: 5 minutes DAML is an open-source language used to write distributed applications quickly,concisely and correctly. It runs on leading blockchain platforms like Hyperledger Sawtooth , fabric and Corda. It is used to build smart contracts for distributed ledgers and provide us with the ability to focus more on business workflow instead of the blockchain implementation. In our previous blogs, Building Powerful Smart Contracts, Getting started with building Continue Reading

Automate deployment using AWS CodeDeploy

Reading Time: 6 minutes In the CodeDeploy blog series, we are going to write two blogs the first blog covers the CodeDeploy theory-based and In the second blog, we will cover the full end-to-end automation practical of the application deployment using CodeDeploy and Jenkins. Let’s start aws CodeDeploy is basically a deployment service through which we can easily automate your deployment.

Azure Monitor: Collect Logs and Metrics from On-Premises

Reading Time: 5 minutes In this blog we are going to discuss how we can collect logs and metrics from the Azure resource and on-prem infrastructure to the azure monitor

Databricks Deployment via Jenkins

Reading Time: 3 minutes In this blog, We will learn how do we create the Databricks Deployment pipelines to deploy databricks components(Notebooks, Libraries, Config files and packages) via a Jenkins.