Tag: open
Configuring Jenkins on Docker
This article gives an overview of both Jenkins and Docker. It also includes a tutorial on how to configure Jenkins on Docker.
Jenkins is an...
An Introduction to TensorFlow Programming in Python
Deep learning is now widely used for the development of intelligent systems and has become a powerful tool for Big Data analysis. TensorFlow is...
Quarkus Supersonic and Subatomic
Subatomic and supersonic! When I first saw those words in the May 2019 issue of Open Source For You, I thought that they had...
Solutions to Priority Inversion in a Multi-threaded Programming Environment
Priority inversion occurs in priority-based scheduling. This results in slower performance and unexpected results in general-purpose operating systems. This article demonstrates the use of...
Kubernetes: Breathing New Life into On-Premise Services
DevOps is to IT what IoT is to manufacturing. Both are disrupting the status quo and are taking the world closer to automation. Let...
How the Tron, VET, NEO and Ethereum Blockchains Differ
The phenomenal rise in the value of Bitcoins was the trigger for the interest generated in blockchain technology. Developers keep coming up with new...
An Introduction to Local AWS Deployment with LocalStack
LocalStack provides an easy-to-use test/mock framework for developing cloud applications. It builds on the existing best-of-the-breed test tools like kinesalite/dynalite and Moto. These tools...
Using Python Tools and Libraries for Blockchain Programming
With the ever increasing popularity of blockchain technology, it is inevitable that Python, with its powerful libraries, would find a place in blockchain programming....
Troubleshooting Network Issues
This article is a continuation of the introductory article on ‘Troubleshooting Network Issues’ that was carried in the previous issue of Open Source For...
How to Choose the Right CIAM for Your Integration Architecture
In the last three articles in this series on CIAM, I have covered various open source and commercial frameworks, and explained the architecture as...
