Back-End Development

Introduction One of the big drivers of adopting containers to deploy microservices is the elasticity provided by platforms like Kubernetes. The ability to quickly scale applications up and down according to current demand can cut your spending by more than half, and add a few 9s to your SLAs. Because it’s so easy to setup […]

What is JSON? JavaScript Object Notation, more commonly known by the acronym JSON, is an open data interchange format that is both human and machine-readable. Despite the name JavaScript Object Notation, JSON is independent of any programming language and is a common API output in a wide variety of applications. What is cucumber data table? […]

Creating Snowflake Account We can create a 30-day free trial account using below link. https://signup.snowflake.com/ SCD Type 1 In short, keeps the latest the latest data only and old data is overwritten. SCD Type 1 in Snowflake Let us consider we have a scenario to load the data into Target table from the Source table. […]

Introduction In part I of our Kubernetes multi-cluster management series, we’ve talked about the basics of GitOps and explained why you should really consider GitOps as a central tenet of your Kubernetes management strategy. In part II, we looked at a reference implementation of GitOps using ArgoCD, and how to organize your GitOps repositories for […]

So, you find yourself in a need of upgrade of your existing Sitecore platform and don’t know what to start with or how to approach it? This series of blog posts will cover the whole process from zero to hero, or in upgrade terms – from planning to going live. It comes in the form […]

“My project is not ready to move away from webpack and deal with migration issues just yet.” “I want to speed up my project builds without having to completely uproot webpack.” If either of the statements above applies to you, please consider the ESBuild-loader plugin for webpack. This nifty little plugin essentially utilizes the amazing […]

Today we’re making our Openshift on AWS (ROSA) accelerator available for everybody to use *free of charge. This solution is the product of years of experience on the ground delivering application modernization on containers to some of the biggest companies in the world. With the release of ROSA (Red Hat OpenShift on AWS) at the […]

We had a project come in for a new Optimizely CMS 12 site, which required SSO integration with Okta. I didn’t have experience setting up SSO with CMS 12, so I started reading documentation, blogs, and forum posts. Most of what I found was for earlier versions of the CMS and not directly applicable anymore. […]

Introduction In Part I of our multi-cluster management series, we’ve introduced GitOps and gone over some of the reasons why you should adopt GitOps for the management of Kubernetes clusters. GitOps is always the #1 thing we set up when starting an engagement and we’ve spent a lot of time perfecting our best practices. Today […]

I recently worked with a client who wanted a reasonably large subsystem added to Optimizely that would add automated management to their content. While cutting the code for this, I found myself writing similar code across multiple classes. I had to write it that way: 1) The client was currently on CMS11 and didn’t have […]

Sitecore’s Experience Editor aids Content Author/Editor in creating pages effortlessly, however, it can be bewildering at the same time for authors who are creating new pages with minimal knowledge about the website’s placeholders and renderings. Experience Editor by default does not provide details about which rendering is present and what data source it is using, […]

Introduction With more and more organizations adopting Kubernetes across multiple teams, the need for IT to provide a way for these teams to quickly provision and configure clusters is increasing fast. This is not only true in cloud environments but also at the edge, and from a practical standpoint, adding more clusters can become exponentially […]