Reading Time: 4 minutes In our previous blog post, Understanding Failures in Akka Cluster, we came to know how an Akka Cluster reacts in case of a failure and what are the reasons behind the failures. Now, whenever a failure will occur in an Akka Cluster, we would need a way to heal the cluster, so that we can restore it back to its normal working condition. Hence, in Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes One of the questions that every developer asks is where to start and what all is needed from my service other than the Business Requirements. Every organization nowadays is building small micro-services and these services are being build by various autonomous teams. The interesting part is that every team starts build the same chassis or initial part of the service on its own. This leads Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes In our last blog, DAML on Hyperledger Sawtooth, we deployed our DAML application on a single node Hyperledger Sawtooth ecosystem, a blockchain platform which is part of the Hyperledger project by the Linux Foundation. We also learned about Sextant for DAML which is a blockchain management platform and combines DAML with the enterprise-grade Hyperledger Sawtooth. In this blog, we will continue moving forward in our Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In this blog, we will see how to make our machine learning model’s prediction faster with a recently open-sourced library Hummingbird. Nowadays, we can see a lot of frameworks for deploying or serving the machine learning model into production. As a result, It is a headache for a data scientist to choose between these frameworks, keeping in mind how their model either Sklearn or LightGBM Continue Reading
Reading Time: 6 minutes We are using CLI tools for ages. You might be familiar with the CLI tools like git, docker, kubectl, awscli, etc. What does it take to create a CLI? Can we create a powerful but cool CLI with ease? In this blog post, I will walk you through a fictional CLI named greetctl. We will implement it in golang with the help of the cobra Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes AI has traditionally been deployed in the cloud. AI algorithms crunch massive amounts of data and consume massive computing resources. But AI doesn’t only live in the cloud. In many situations, AI-based data crunching and decisions need to be made locally, on devices that are close to the edge of the network. At the Edge AI at the edge allows mission-critical and time-sensitive decisions to Continue Reading
Reading Time: 7 minutes KNIME can be used to develop customised components of Supply Chain Management, from Inventory plan to forecast solutions.
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
Reading Time: 3 minutes In our previous blog post, Managing an Akka Cluster, we learnt how to manage an Akka Cluster via Akka Management. In this blog post, we are going to learn, how the Node(s) within an Akka Cluster communicate with each other via Gossip Let’s Gossip A very popular way to transmit a message is via Gossip 😛 . As it doesn’t need much effort and also Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes There has been some time since the Akka has been in news and there is some reason for being so. But before moving to those key points, let’s revise/understand what Akka actually is?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Steps to upgrade EKS using Terraform from version 1.14 to 1.15. This blog includes upgrading EKS, Kube-Proxy, CoreDNS and Amazon VPC CNI
Reading Time: 4 minutes Ideally we would never want our Akka Cluster(s) to fail. Instead we would like to keep them running in a perfect condition. But in real world failures are unavoidable and can be of many types. Like network failures, application failures, and many more. So let’s understand how an Akka Cluster reacts in case of a failure and what are the reasons behind the failures. Changes Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello friends, I hope you all are safe in the COVID-19 pandemic and learning new tools and tech while staying at home. In our last blog post on Akka Cluster, we saw an Akka Cluster in action and learnt about how the node(s) react to new nodes in the Cluster. Now when we know how to create & setup an Akka Cluster, let’s learn, how to Continue Reading
