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First experience of AWS Summit London 2019 What problem was I looking to solve? I wanted learning more about the AWS services beyond EC2, S3 and EBS #0. I went to London’s Excel to experience Amazon’s personality, it’s brand and also to be inspired by the technology. EC2, S3 and EBS Amazon Web Services is […]

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This is a report about my experience Devoxx 2018, which took place from Monday 12th November until Friday 16th November. The last time, I was in Antwerp was exactly two years ago, and I was looking forward to seeing where the level of this conference was. I asked myself who would be main influencers, the […]

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I recently gave a rare technical talk presentation to a London Java Community event that took place on Tuesday 16th October 2018 at CodeNote / Skillsmatter in London.     The LJC, first got in touch way back in the Summer, and asked me if I would not mind giving a talk on Java EE. […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim. I have been a DevOps specialist, welcome to another episode. This is hotshot 11 Jenkins n AWS part one, I have been a platform engineer and I am a Java […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, DevOps specialist, Java enterprise and platform engineer and Java Champion     What’s the database architecture in a microservices application? In true independent microservices, they are designed and built to […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, DevOps specialist, Java enterprise and platform engineer and Java Champion.     How do microservices M/SOA deal with data? Software developers certainly write code that processes data. We can become […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, platform engineer and DevOps specialist, and Java Champion.     As DevOps engineer, you probably already heard of Jenkins and continuous integration. Jenkins was originally an open source project called […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hot shot 007 – Decent DevOps Defined   Thursday, 12th July 2018   Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, Platform engineer and DevOps specialist, and Java Champion. What is a definition of decent DevOps? Here is […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hot shot 006 – Securing your AWS account   Friday, 18th May 2018   Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, Platform engineer and DevOps specialist, and Java Champion.   Securing your AWS account and in particular […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hot shot 005 – Quick introduction Spock Testing framework Thursday, 17th May 2018 Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, Platform engineer and DevOps specialist, and Java Champion. Spock is a behavourial-driven design (BDD) testing framework written […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hot shot 004 – Migration Advice for Java 10     Hello there once again to another hot shot. My name is Peter Pilgrim, Platform engineer and DevOps specialist, Java Champions. As you know Java 9 introduced a module system. You probably are […]

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This are my verbatim notes to the PEAT UK podcast:     Hot shot 003 – Thinking of Java 10 and beyond Hello once again. Java 10 was released on 20th March 2018. I think many software teams will hold back from upgrading to it. Even lesser numbers of professional probably still have yet to […]