Vert.x Kotlin Coroutines
Vert.x is an event-driven application framework. Coroutines are a nice way to compose asynchronous computations. How do these two work together and what does the Vert.x Kotlin Coroutines package do? Read more
Posts by Frank Rosner
How to identify relevant quality attributes in software
How do quality attributes influence functional requirements? How to identify the quality attributes that are relevant for the stakeholders and your team? Read more
Monitoring AWS Lambda functions with CloudWatch
Functions as a Service products like AWS Lambda provide a great deal of convenience compared to bare metal, virtual machines, and also containerized deployments. Read more
MonitorFish – Internet of Things meets Deep Learning
Introduction What happens if you put together entrepreneurial spirit, a great idea, customers willing to be early adopters, as well... Read more
Window Functions in Stream Analytics
Introduction to Stream Analytics Why should we talk about stream analytics? In the past decades data analytics was dominated by... Read more
Yarnception: Starting Yarn Within Yarn Through Gulp and When It Is Useful
In this post we are going to use a combination of Yarn, Yarn workspaces, Gulp, and Terraform to manage a... Read more
Terraform Multi-Provider Deployment Including a Custom Provider
In this post we want combine an AWS API Gateway deployment with a Terraform custom provider resource for an EAM tool called LeanIX. Read more
Continuous Delivery on AWS with Terraform and Travis CI
In this blog post we want to combine Terraform with an automated build pipeline on Travis CI. We will utilize the AWS S3 remote state backend with encryption, versioning, and locking. Read more