In this blog, I will take you through a step-by-step process to set up CI/CD workflows using GitHub actions for MuleSoft Anypoint Platform integration projects with GitHub as the project repository. First, you need to create a sample MuleSoft 4 application in Anypoint Studio. Run and test the application in Anypoint Studio. Check the project […]
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Easing Security Compliance with the OpenShift Compliance Operator: Part 2
In the first part of this series, I discussed the power of Red Hat’s Compliance Operator for securing your OpenShift 4.x clusters. I gave a quick overview of the installation and then walked through how to initiate compliance scans and review the high-level results. I also showed the power of the Compliance Operator by applying […]
Batch Processing Records in MuleSoft 4
Let’s suppose we have millions of records that need to be migrated from one system to another. In this case, we can use batch processing in MuleSoft. An Overview of Batch Processing Unlike other ways of processing records in batches, a batch job is asynchronous and uses parallel processing with fine-grained control over error handling. […]
Easing Security Compliance with the OpenShift Compliance Operator: Part 1
This is the first part of a series about the OpenShift Compliance Operator, focusing on installing the operator and running a scan. Operators are a strong piece of Red Hat’s OpenShift platform, easing the operational complexity of what might otherwise be difficult pieces of the platform. Red Hat’s Compliance Operator provides some relief to the […]
Personalizing Groups of Content in Episerver
Episerver’s Personalization feature provides a way for content authors and marketers to provide personalized experiences on their website. Visitors can be assigned to groups through the use of special criteria, and marketers can deliver targeted content to users based on their visitor group. It’s a great feature that invites marketers and authors to deliver unique […]
5 Simple Commands to Manage Your AWS EC2 Instances Using the CLI
I have a lab environment in Amazon Web Services (AWS) that consists of four small EC2 instances. When I’m not using the lab, I shut the instances down and then start them up when I need them. When I do this, they get new public IP addresses, and I need to know those addresses in […]
Using Health Checks in Red Hat OpenShift 4.5
Health checks are an important part of containerized application deployments in Red Hat OpenShift. In OpenShift 4.5, Red Hat added startup probes as a third option besides readiness and liveness probes. Also, it brought the configuration of these checks back to the web interface, making it easier for developers. In this article, I’ll describe the […]
Set Up Your Salesforce DX Environment
The Salesforce Developer Experience (DX) is a set of tools that streamlines the entire development lifecycle. It improves team development and collaboration, facilitates automated testing and continuous integration, and makes the release cycle more efficient and agile. In this blog, we are going to see why and how to set up a Salesforce Environment on […]
Taking Red Hat Certification Exams Remotely
Red Hat certifications are an excellent way for IT professionals to validate their mastery of Red Hat products. Professionals with Red Hat certifications are in demand because the Red Hat certification process involves a rigorous, hands-on evaluation of Red Hat technologies. Traditionally, these exams took place at designated testing facilities or as part of in-person […]
Managing Workloads with Infrastructure Nodes
One of the many benefits of using Red Hat OpenShift to manage your container workloads is the flexibility it provides to distribute and/or isolate workloads. There are many scenarios around this, but one that I like to regularly use when deploying a cluster is creating dedicated infrastructure nodes, and then moving the router function onto […]
An Introduction to Lightning Web Components
In Salesforce, Lightning Web Components (LWC) are a revolutionary change in the lightning platform programming paradigm. If you are new to Lightning Platform and you have been developing solutions outside of Salesforce with the help of HTML and JavaScript, then you will find LWC is a piece of cake. In this blog, we will be […]
An Inside Look at Managed Clusters
Spend a few minutes with one of our Red Hat technical experts, Matthieu Rethers, as he discusses the advantages and disadvantages of managed clusters, as well as differences between them on various cloud platforms, when you should use them, alternatives to managed clusters, and how Red Hat OpenShift fits into the picture. When should developers […]