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• Speaking at SQL Saturday Jacksonville 2019

  By Samir Behara on March 15, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  I am delighted to be speaking at SQL Saturday Jacksonville 2019. This will be my first time speaking at this event.

• CNCF Cloud Native Landscape and Trail Map

  By Samir Behara on March 13, 2019 • ( 1 )

  

  The Cloud Native Ecosystem is constantly evolving and continues to grow at a fast pace. The usage of Cloud Native Technologies in Production has tremendously increased during the recent past.

• My Favorite Feature in Azure Data Studio

  By Samir Behara on March 11, 2019 • ( 1 )

  

  Azure Data Studio provides a lot of Extensibility options and its Extension Model is actually my favorite feature of this tool. There is no need of huge software installs and in the process getting tools/functionalities which you don’t require. The base install of Azure Data Studio is very small & lightweight. With Azure Data Studio you can customize your environment with the tooling you need. Extensions provide an easy way to add more functionality to the installation.

• Flyway Error: Found non-empty schema(s) without schema history table

  By Samir Behara on February 13, 2019 • ( 2 )

  

  We bumped into a Flyway error while trying to deploy new schema changes against an existing database. In this blog, I will explain how to identify and resolve this Flyway error so that you can successfully deploy your schema changes through an automated pipeline.

• Speaking at CodeStock 2019

  By Samir Behara on February 7, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  I am super excited to be presenting at CodeStock 2019. This will be my 3rd year speaking at this awesome conference.

• Friend of Redgate 2019

  By Samir Behara on February 3, 2019 • ( 1 )

  

  I am happy and honored to be a Friend of Redgate 2019 — my 2nd year in a row. The Friends of Redgate program is an exclusive group of influential and active community members, such as popular blog writers, speakers, consultants, as well as Microsoft Data Platform MVPs.

• PASS Summit 2018 Session Recording

  By Samir Behara on December 22, 2018 • ( 0 )

  

  One of the benefits of being a PASS Summit Speaker was that PASS provided us with the exclusive download version of the PASS Summit 2018 session recordings.

• GitHub Pull Requests for Visual Studio Code

  By Samir Behara on September 19, 2018 • ( 2 )

  

  Few months back, Microsoft acquired GitHub and we expected to see some interesting collaboration following the acquisition. It was not a long wait and we saw a number of announcements made by Microsoft recently which includes its collaboration with GitHub…. Read More ›

• Speaking at SteelCity SQL Meeting on Azure DevOps

  By Samir Behara on September 18, 2018 • ( 0 )

  

  I will be presenting on Azure DevOps at the SteelCity SQL User Group September Meeting tonight. To all the user community in Birmingham please RSVP using the Meetup link below, so that we can plan the logistics accordingly.

• Simplifying Microservice Architecture with Envoy and Istio

  By Samir Behara on September 5, 2018 • ( 4 )

  

  Microservices are complex and building a scalable and resilient Microservice architecture is challenging. By using Kubernetes, Envoy and Istio you can reduce the complexity associated with your services.

• SonarQube – Issues with Cyclomatic Complexity Metrics

  By Samir Behara on August 20, 2018 • ( 1 )

  

  We have been using SonarQube for inspecting code quality of our applications for a long time now. We have integrated SonarQube with our CI/CD Pipeline and configured Quality Gates — hence with every code check in we perform a static code analysis of the changes. This provides developers an early feedback of their code changes. If the code changes does not meet quality standards, the code check-in is rejected.

• Kubernetes Architecture

  By Samir Behara on August 13, 2018 • ( 0 )

  

   If you are building cloud native applications, Kubernetes is a game changer in this space and lets you build and deploy reliable, scalable and highly available distributed systems. In this blog, we will discuss about the Kubernetes architecture and look at the various components of the Master and Worker Nodes.

• Making your Microservices Resilient and Fault Tolerant

  By Samir Behara on August 6, 2018 • ( 3 )

  

  While architecting distributed cloud applications, you should assume that failures will happen and design your applications for resiliency. A Microservice ecosystem is going to fail at some point or the other and hence you need to learn embracing failures.

• Speaking at IT/Dev Connections, Dallas 2018

  By Samir Behara on August 2, 2018 • ( 1 )

  

  One thing which sets IT/Dev Connections apart is the immense focus on deep-dive technical learning.  I am honored and super excited to have been selected to speak at IT/Dev Connections 2018.

• Istio 1.0 – The Production Ready Service Mesh

  By Samir Behara on July 31, 2018 • ( 0 )

  

  Istio 1.0 was released today – indicating that all the core features are now ready for Production use. The growth of Istio has been tremendous over the past few months and it has seen wider adoption from the developer community.

• Sidecar Design Pattern in your Microservices Ecosystem

  By Samir Behara on July 23, 2018 • ( 3 )

  

  The sidecar design pattern is gaining popularity and wider adoption within the community. Building a Microservice architecture that is highly scalable, resilient, secure and observable is challenging. The evolution of Service Mesh architecture has been a game changer.

• Crash Loop Detection in Kubernetes

  By Samir Behara on July 9, 2018 • ( 1 )

  

  In this blog, I will explain how to perform Crash Loop Detection in Kubernetes and ensure that your deployment is stable before you start routing live traffic to your new service version.

• The Rise of Service Mesh Architecture

  By Samir Behara on July 2, 2018 • ( 4 )

  

  In this blog, I will explain the concept of Service Mesh, why it is needed for your cloud native applications, the reason of its popularity & incredible growth/adoption within the community. Microservices have taken the software industry by storm and… Read More ›

• End to End Testing in Kubernetes – Part II

  By Samir Behara on June 26, 2018 • ( 4 )

  

  In this blog post, I will show you how to write End to End Tests in Kubernetes to verify the various objects in a Kubernetes cluster like Pods, Services, Nodes etc. I would highly recommend you to read my previous blog about End to End Testing in Kubernetes for context setting prior to looking at the below set of tests.

• End to End Testing in Kubernetes

  By Samir Behara on June 25, 2018 • ( 3 )

  

  In this blog post, I will show you how to write a series of end to end tests which can validate the Kubernetes cluster health and provide immediate feedback. These tests provides a good level of abstraction and will run fine irrespective of where you are deploying your Kubernetes cluster — Azure or AWS.

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