From Application Logging to Application Tracing? In all my recent projects monitoring applications has been a topic of frustration. Establishing a good solution has been far from simple. Sometimes the requirements are making it difficult, other times it is Architecture
Evolutionary Architecture - A Survior's Guide Delivering modern software development in an agile world requires the architecture to evolve together with the business functionality, not to be built up-front. This is where the term Evolutionary Architecture pops up. "
One small step... If you stick your head out and claim you are using microservices or doing DevOps, you will in most cases get your head cut off by someone who disagrees. Why? Because in many Microservices
Make application logging great again Making your enterprise application log is easy. Making your enterprise application log in a good way is a really complex task. In this article I will discuss some of the topics of application
Flyway - Database Migration Overview This article will give you a brief introduction to Flyway and how to use it for automating your database migration. Database Migration How to handle database migration in projects delivering software more
I need a Hero! On my way to work one of the days this week, the radio played Bonnie Tyler and her "Holding out for a Hero". I am no fan of Tyler, but the
Clean Architecture Keeping your code clean has been a focus in software development for a long time. Books by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) and lots of other writers describe to developers how code should Craftsmanship
The Forgotten Requirement Of Adding Ping Operations to APIs I have been working with a lot of different solutions during my life as Software Developer and Architect. Most of the time in the middleware domain, and mostly with services of different kind.
The Seven Deadly Sins Of Software Development According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, a deadly sin is believed to destroy the life of grace and charity within a person. My honest opinion is that this can be directly
