Azure Pipelines: publish to Azure Artifacts
This article is a follow-up to my previous article about using Azure Artifacts for own NPM modules. In that article I showed how to create a NPM module by …
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Using Azure Artifacts for your own NPM modules
Currently I am working on a customer project in which we build a lot of Azure (serverless) functions, mostly in Javascript. Sometime ago we foresaw that we need some …
The Six-part REAL Oracle Cloud platform Webinar Series – Cloud Native Live Demo and Hands-On Oracle Developer Meetup sessions – kicking off June 10th 2020
Attend this series of six live webinars to get going with cloud native application development on the Oracle Cloud platform, created and presented by REAL specialists. The Red Expert …
Deploy Angular and Node.js webapp in Azure Pipelines (part 5)
In the previous article I explained how to set up multiple environments for Azure Pipelines. In this article I will explain how you can deploy the artifacts to the …
On-premise VM’s and Azure Pipelines: Set up with multiple stages in Azure Pipelines (part 4)
In the previous article we discussed how we can build a pipeline and at some tests to it. In this article we’re going to discuss how we can set …
Add tests for Angular and Node.js webapp in Azure Pipelines (part 3)
In the previous article I showed how to build a webapp in the Azure pipeline. In this article I will explain to you how you run tests in your …
Azure Pipeline: Build Angular and Node.js webapp (part 2)
In the previous article, we discussed how we can set up a pipeline with multiple stages in Azure Pipelines. In this article we will discuss how we can build …
Azure Pipelines: Using and set up a webapp (part 1)
This will be the first part 5 part series about Azure Pipelines. In this first part I will explain to you how to set up your Azure Pipeline so …
Azure Pipelines: How to build and test an Angular and Node.js webapp and deploy it to on-premise VM’s using multiple stages (YAML) – Overview
What is Azure Pipelines? Azure pipelines is a free continuous integration/continuous delivery tool from Azure Devops (Microsoft). Not only can it deploy to the azure cloud, it can also …
The state of Java [developers] – reflections on Devoxx 2019
I attended Devoxx Belgium – November 2019. The yearly gathering of over 3000 Java developers (numbers provided by Devoxx website). Maybe not all of them Java and perhaps some …
InfluxDB V2.0 – Stack Implementation Proof of Concept
February 25, 2019
Internet Of Things, Cloud, Database, Databases, Frontend technology, Microsoft Azure
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This blogpost will give you detailed instructions and information regarding the InfluxDB stack. Since February 2019 InfluxDB now consists not only the database itself, but also Telegraf, Chronograf and …
Devoxx Belgium 2018, From Developers For Developers
Last November, I attended the Devoxx Belgium 2018 event. In this article I gathered some practical information about the event, and the sessions that were held. Perhaps this gives …
Don’t ask what you can do for documentation – ask what documentation can do for you! (a top down perspective on documentation)
How much documentation is enough documentation? What are the requirements in the definition of done regarding documentation? Cannot simply all code be self-documenting? These are common questions in DevOps, …
First steps with Oracle Kubernetes Engine–the managed Kubernetes Cloud Service
Oracle recently (May 2018) launched its Managed Kubernetes Cloud Service (OKE – Oracle Kubernetes Engine) – see for example this announcement: https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/kubecon-europe-2018-oracle-open-serverless-standards-fn-project-and-kubernetes. Yesterday I got my self a new …
Online Videos with Lucas Jellema–Live recording of Talks, Interviews and Stuff
Oracle Code Rome 2019 – Business and IT Agility Through DevOps and Microservice Architecture Powered by Containers and Cloud: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm9vfK9fILM Turn Data into Business Value – Starting with Data …
Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Review sessie op 31 oktober 2017 – met aandacht voor ….
Van 2 tot 5 oktober vindt in San Francisco Oracle OpenWorld 2017 plaats. In deze week zal de nabije – en verdere – toekomst van Oracle duidelijk worden gemaakt. …
The value of the Oracle PaaS Partner Community Forum
I have just returned home from the Oracle PaaS Partner Community Forum 2017 which took place in Split, Croatia. Filled with energy, inspiration, impressions, already fond memories, more understanding, …
Deploying Oracle Management Cloud for Infrastructure monitoring
It’s a bit hard to choose the right heading for this article. How do you call setting up Oracle Management Cloud (OMC) – a trial environment – to explore …
Oracle Management Cloud – Application Performance Monitoring for Java EE, ADF & SOA Suite applications
In a recent article, I shared my first steps (small step for mankind, big steps for me) with Oracle Management Cloud: First steps with Oracle Management Cloud – Application …
Smarter and automated IT operations across the cloud and on premises with Oracle Management Cloud – seven offerings under one umbrella (and counting)
IT operations without a doubt is the most important aspect of IT. Operations is where all analysis, planning, design and implementation should come to fruition. That is where the …
Oracle Developer Cloud Service – cloud based agile development platform with tight integration across Oracle PaaS services
Something that you do not explicitly have to pay for may feel as having no value. The Developer Cloud Service is available free of additional charge with most Oracle …
Event: PuppetConf 2016 Review, 24 November – Nieuwegein
Op donderdag 24 november is het Conclusion PuppetConf 2016 review Event. Jij bent hierbij van harte welkom. Tijdens dit event nemen we je mee in de wereld van Puppet. …
What can we learn from the Microservices movement?
If you’re into integration, SOA or web services, you’ve probably heard the term Microservices fairly often lately. Is applying Microservices architecture the one-size-fits-all solution that can replace the traditional …
Application Container Cloud: Node.js hosting with enterprise-grade features
Oracle’s Application Container Cloud allows you to run Java SE, Node.js and PHP applications (and more is coming) in a Docker container hosted in the Oracle Public Cloud (OPC). …
Continuous Delivery Pipeline – Overview, considerations and tools for Oracle Database and Fusion Middleware
It is important to consider the broad range of tools and product for creating your Continuous Delivery Pipeline. From this perspective we share our vision on the Continuous Delivery …
AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon Conference – Session Resource Repository
Below you will find an overview of all the sessions that took place at the AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon conference (1-3 June 2016, Katwijk, The Netherlands) along with the …
News: The Oracle Microsoft Azure Private Cloud Machine
Last week Oracle announced the Oracle Cloud Machine. This solution enables organizations to reap all the full advantages of the Oracle Cloud products within the walls of their own …
Oracle Conference @AMIS June 2 and 3 >> Register Now
2016 is the 25th anniversary of AMIS. Time for celebration with an Oracle Open World-like conference near Amsterdam in The Netherlands. A perfect way to enjoy one of the 100+ …
When the Cracks Begin to Show – On Designing Microservices
No one has achieved success with microservices by just talking about them. Unfortunately, many organisations spend so much time on exactly that, debating how to approach microservices. It is …
Wat doen we met onze bloemkool automatisering ?
Als je, zoals ik, al een tijdje in de IT rondloopt herken je dit wellicht: een organisatie heeft een systeem, het is al gebouwd en ‘up and running’. Maar …
AMIS Anniversary Conference – Beyond the Horizon
Katwijk, The Netherlands is the place to be on June 2 and 3, 2016. Why? Because the AMIS Anniversary Conference “AMIS 25 – Beyond the Horizon” takes place at …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – Announcements, Key Terminology and Roadmaps
Summarizing Oracle OpenWorld 2015 in a few headlines and key announcement is not easy. Because of the vast scope of the Oracle product portfolio (over 3000 products), the enormous …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – Infrastructure as a Service – and as a Product – on Compute, Linux, Private Cloud Machine, Storage, Network and more
If you want to be a cloud provider with a complete portfolio, that means you need to offer Infrastructure as a Service. That is where some cloud providers start(ed) …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – PaaS Foundation (WebLogic, Coherence, JCS and Application Container Cloud Service)
The foundation for most of the Oracle Public Cloud Platform services is the Java Cloud Service (JCS) that itself is powered by WebLogic Server. The same WebLogic that Oracle …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015: IT Operations & Management
This article gives an overview of some of the most eye catching stories from Oracle OpenWorld 2015 around IT Ops and management. It discusses the ‘single pane of glass’ …
How to get most out of your PaaS solution
Many companies are starting to implement PaaS (platform as a service) solutions. There are obvious benefits such as easy patching, scaling, pay per use, etc. There are also challenges …
Kan iemand mij uitleggen waar IT heen gaat?
“Als je het niet kan zeggen, zing het dan maar”. Dat was vroeger een veel gebruikte kreet als je niet onder woorden kon brengen of kon benoemen wat je …
Best practices for implementing an efficient continuous delivery process
In the past years I have been involved in implementation/introduction of a continuous delivery process in a lot of software projects. The activities concerned with this are also labeled …
Some thoughts on Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery is something a lot of companies strife for. It is changing the way we develop software to allows quick (continuous) delivery of business value. Why is it difficult to …
Major take-aways from Oracle OpenWorld 2014 – some relevant conclusions
Oracle OpenWorld 2014 is over. Just under a week, full to the brim with information, events, people, energy, plans, hopes and expectations. I have learned many, many things. Small …