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Time to make use of Amazon’s AWS offerings – specifically the Simple Storage Service. tl;dr / Executive Summary:- $ curl -L -O https://github.com/AndrewGorton/AwsFileStorage/archive/v1.0.0.zip $ unzip v1.0.0.zip $ cd AwsFileStorage-1.0.0 $ mvn package $ export AWS_ACCESS_KEY=<enter_your_aws_access_key_here> $ export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<enter_your_aws_secret_access_key_here> $ export …
Slight improvement to the previous post about building using a Docker container. I’ve split it into two parts. The first part simply creates an image with OpenJDK 1.7, Maven 3.1.1, Git, tar, unzip and vim. The second part downloads the …
Here’s a quick-ish way to create a Docker container which downloads and compiles the SimpleDropWizardEcho service I wrote for testing. But why would you do this? As discussed in my previous post, this creates a clean environment with no state …
I spent last Wednesday (28th May 2014) at the DevOps Exchange London meetup, listening to 3 talks about Docker, a lightweight deployment container – kind of a halfway between a full Virtual Machine (VirtualBox, EC2, etc) and a virtualised JVM …
Further from my previous post, you can add JSPs and HTML files to the project, simply by placing them under the src/main/webapp directory.
I’m looking into the various cloud-hosting providers, so I’m creating a quick and simple Hello World project to see how well they work. This post is for Google’s AppEngine, which provides a free usage tier which is enough to see …
Further to my previous post, turns out we want to install files under /opt/<package>, and the associated config under /etc/<package>. And ideally we don’t want to make the sbt-assembly stage force it’s output to a non-standard directory.
Okay, so I need to build proper RPMs rather than using FPM to create them. Our build toolchain uses SBT to build everything, and utilises sbt-assembly to generate a single executable JAR. Which we then wrap up in an RPM …
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I’ve been examining the performance of my project’s DropWizard microservices. If you set the default loglevel to debug, DropWizard is very chatty – which is not good for performance. Using Gatling to locally stress-test the service (eg both Gatling and …
A UUID generator for the Gatling Stress Testing tool. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 object UuidFeeder { val feeder = new Feeder[String] { override def hasNext = true override def next: Map[String, String] = { …