Monday and Tuesday I was at the µCon, the microservices conferences hosted in Codenode. I was so excited that in 2 days I took 19 pages of notes (and I am a person that writes with very small fonts). I… Continue Reading →
“At a software services firm, a 50% increase in team familiarity was followed by a 19% decrease in defects and a 30% decrease in deviations from budget. On audit and consulting teams, high familiarity yielded a 10% improvement in performance,… Continue Reading →
Companies are made by men and women who work together for creating value that leads the company to have profit. Blah blah blah. The last leaf in the company is the employee, the worker, that is doing his job. In… Continue Reading →
It has been a long time since the last post. This basically because I changed the company for which I work, and I needed a lot of time to integrate and to fix other issues. I am going to speak… Continue Reading →
PREVIOUSLY ON PART II: we have spoken about TLS configuration. For this topic we spoke about client capabilities, then key exchange (and DHE and ECDHE) and the comparison between DHE and RSA, Server Name Indication (SNI), SSL Stripping and Mixed… Continue Reading →
PREVIOUSLY ON PART I: we have spoken about the reasons for securing our communications, the problems and the attacks to an encrypted communication, the strength of an encrypted communication and the different steps to open a connection, how we generate keys,… Continue Reading →
Hello everyone, lot of things are gonna change in the next month. I was (as always) very busy, so I didn’t find time to write even for the usual conferences I attended, like Scala Central 11. But today and tomorrow… Continue Reading →
Previously on my blog: in the previous post we spoke about circuit breakers, communication, point to point vs brokers, robustness and antifragile, stressors and consumer driven contracts. In the first post we spoke about what are microservices, pros and cons of… Continue Reading →
Previously on my blog: in the previous post we spoke about what are microservices, pros and cons of the network in the architecture (fallacies of distributing systems, CAP theorem…) and the problem of changes, but most of the discussion was… Continue Reading →
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