I started a new project and there were two options for continuous integration: 1. Running CI as a hosted service using Travis. 2. Using my old friend Jenkins. There were some pros and cons with both options:
Studying is my favorite hobby. Last winter I spent most of my evenings studying Clojure, the cool Lisp like language hosted on JVM. But the story started a long time ago at the Helsinki University of Technology where I started my…
My project manager, distinguished business consultant Ville, told me a couple of days ago: “Kari, the customer wants us to create a component which fetches certain daily data out of customer’s…
Let’s say you have created a system in an AWS account in an ad hoc manner (e.g. experimenting and choosing services and gluing them together by hand in AWS Console). Everything seems to be working just…
Let’s continue our Amazon Web Services competence building and talk about our experiences regarding how to do application logging in AWS infrastructure.
We attended a three day AWS Big Data course last week (given by Luis Herrera — the best IT trainer I have met in 20 years; Luis is not a professional lecturer but a hands-on consultant with a massive amount of practical knowledge about Big Data, AWS and Docker which…
We continue our AWS related blog series that we started in our first article “Use AWS Services as Building Blocks to Implement Your Enterprise System”. In this new article we talk about our experiences regarding how to create Docker containers in AWS.
