Events, orgaized by me in the last 8 years.
30 events in 8 years. Not bad, eh?
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New issue is out: Java Weekly Bytes – 13.03
- Henry Kewl is our first ever winner.
- Interview with Mario Fusco – the author of Lambdaj and Hammurabi.
- Picture of the Week : Finland JUG
- What is “Secure Architecture”
- Comparing Java and Scala’s Expressiveness
- Transaction configuration with JPA and Spring 3.1
- GeekOut 2012 speakers announced
- SCALEX HTTP API
- Rebel with A Cause: Interview with Jevgeni Kabanov
- Something old, but cool: Skype Bot in Java for Fun and Profit
- Get ready for jBPM Web Designer 2.1!!
- Apache Commons Math 3.0 arrives
- Java Developer Conference in Cairo, Egypt
- How Badly Do We Want a New Java Date/Time API?
- JavaOne 2012 Call for Papers
- FindBugs and JSR-305
Click here to read it.
Java Weekly Bytes – New weekly newspaper.
Morning Internet,
I have started a weekly newspaper about … Java. It’s a mix from unique content produced by the community, popular stories from last week and Java news.
It will be online every Wednesday and will be accesible via http://javabytesweekly.com/.
Actually I have 3 editions so far. Why don’t you check it:
Issue 0, Issue 1, Issue 2
LiveRebel 2.0 is here.
We at ZeroTurnaround are releasing version 2.0 of LiveRebel today!
What is LiveRebel about, dude?
LiveRebel 2.0 is an out-of-the-box solution to end slow, inefficient production deployment processes that often happen at 3 AM by overworked operations staff.
With LiveRebel, now every single update is:
- online
- transactional
- 100% reversible
- fully automated
- instantaneous in case of minor updates
What does this mean to you?
It means that when something does go wrong, as it inevitably does, there is a panic button to press that will make it all better.
It means that because your application stays online, your updates can be done during the day and businesses don’t have to hide from their customers or lose a cent of revenue.
LiveRebel 2.0 now supports multiple update strategies:
- Hotpatching strategy updates the application instance in-memory, without pausing for a moment.
- Rolling restart strategy takes each server down at a time for update, but the users don’t notice a thing as they are automatically routed to instance with their session.
- Offline update strategy will take all servers down and do a clean restart, the user requests will still resume when servers are up.
How to install it?
Nice walk-through is available here , but it’s simple. Just 3 steps:
- Download the archive. It comes with 90 day evaluation license.
- Unzip it
- Run the command center
Here’s is a very short video, that shows the install process:
More info and screenshots?
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