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Jenkins Environment with Containers

Posted on 2022-11-032022-11-03 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

This blob post is about a special setup of Jenkins for multiple projects with different technology stacks, different environments, and other specialties. It helps to minimize resource usage, […]

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Posted in Quality Management, Software EngineeringTagged Buildah, Container, development, Jenkins, Podman, quality, quality assurance, Testing
Podman and Buildah for Containers

Podman and Buildah for Containers

Posted on 2022-10-312022-11-01 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

As Docker is struggling because of security concerns and the debate about whether the Docker daemon is needed or not (what in my opinion is in most cases […]

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Posted in Software EngineeringTagged Buildah, Container, Docker, Podman, SystemD

Use Nexus Repository as openSuse Proxy

Posted on 2021-03-172022-11-01 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

Explains how to setup Sonatype’s Nexus repository server as openSUSE download proxy to save network bandwidth.

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Some Thoughts about Big Data

Posted on 2018-06-10 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

“Big Data” gets more and more attention in general and very specific in software development. But, there are some misunderstandings and also some misinterpretations. The first point of […]

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From Virtualization to Big Data: A Change of Paradigm

Posted on 2018-06-102020-07-29 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

I had some discussions lately with people about Virtualization and Big Data in regard to I/O performance. After years of work to bring servers into a virtual environment […]

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Local Indices on Partitioned Tables

Posted on 2017-12-162020-07-29 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

I wrote an article lately about a simple model to understand indices in databases. It may help to read the other article first.  In a data processing […]

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Simple Model for Understanding Database Indices

Posted on 2017-12-15 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

I had a lot of discussions in the past about databases and indices. The type of the database is not  important, as the general design of indices are […]

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Java: Performance issues with FileInputStream

Posted on 2017-12-152017-12-15 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

 During the studies of database design with the accompanying toy project DuctileDB, I found some disturbing performance issues. During the implementation of a needed log structured storage, […]

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Thoughts on the Different Kinds of Test

Posted on 2017-12-132017-12-15 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

General Remarks Testing shall assure the quality of a product and that development does not break the already implemented functionality. The quality is defined in ISO 9126 for […]

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How to handle objects with a life cycle

Posted on 2017-12-13 by Rick-Rainer Ludwig

In C++ and other programming languages, constructors are paired with destructors. These help to close file handles, database connections and the like in case the object is destroyed. […]

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