Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

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Enhanced Cybersecurity with Real-Time Log Aggregation and Analysis

In today’s hyper-connected world, systems are more intertwined and complex than ever. Myriad data sources including applications, databases, network and IoT devices continuously generate vast amounts of data, capturing every event and interaction. Imagine harnessing this data–login logs, firewall logs, IPS logs, web logins–aggregating it, and analyzing it to create a holistic view of your entire infrastructure.

Empowering Data Agility: Equifax's Journey to Operational Excellence

In the data-driven world where real-time decision-making and innovation are not just goals but necessities, global data analytics and technology companies like Equifax must navigate a complex environment to achieve success. Equifax sets the standard for operational excellence by enabling real-time decision-making, accelerating innovation, scaling efficiently, consistently achieving service level agreements (SLAs), and building reliable data pipelines.

Qlik Connect: A Decade in for me, the Best One Yet

This year’s Qlik Connect was officially my 10th Qlik annual user conference… From Qonnections to Qlik World to Qlik Connect, you could assume I have seen it all already, but I can honestly say that this one was the best (and most fun!) yet. But don’t take my word for it. The buzz from our wonderful community of Qlik partners and customers speaks for itself.

EP9: Platforms - Insights from the Experts

Sanjiva and Asanka welcome Gregor Hohpe and Frank Leymann to explore the modern landscape of platforms. This episode explores the strategic value of platforms, their role in creating platforms, and key architectural principles. Learn about the importance of APIs, cloud native middleware, and developer experience (DX), along with operational considerations like governance and CI/CD. They’ll explore real-world examples, the debate on building vs. buying platforms, and future trends shaped by AI and machine learning.

What is API Documentation and Why is it Important?

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) integrate diverse software systems and enable seamless communication. 98% of enterprise leaders agree that APIs are essential to an organization’s digital transformation. But just having APIs isn’t enough; it’s equally important to provide clear instructions on how to use them. Think of API documentation as the user manual that comes with a product—except, in this case, the product is code.

Embracing the Future: How the API First Approach is Revolutionizing Software Development

‘API first’ is not just a buzzword—it’s a transformative framework essential for building agile and resilient applications in our interconnected digital age. Opting for an ‘API first’ strategy ensures that APIs, which are the backbone of communication between different software services, take priority in your development pipeline.

Meet Kong Konnect, Your API Command Center

Build new products faster, improve security, and reduce costs with Kong Konnect. Kong Konnect is one platform to manage them all in one unified control plane: API gateways, AI gateways, ingress, and service meshes. So you can move fast without losing control. That means scaling up to meet demand — and exceeding customer expectations with superior digital experiences. Deployed as a hybrid or a fully managed service, Kong Konnect automates security, federates governance, and lets you adopt AI faster with multi-LLM support.

API versioning in Ruby on Rails

Versioning APIs is a critical part of building web applications, as it allows you to make changes that may otherwise break existing API users. Changing the contract between the API and the clients that depend on it is dangerous, and versioning endpoints adds flexibility and safety. Versioning is implemented in many ways - You can version with subdomains, query parameters, URL schemas, headers, and more!

Microservice Pitfalls: Solving the Dual-Write Problem | Designing Event-Driven Microservices

When building a distributed system, developers are often faced with something known as the dual-write problem. It occurs whenever the system needs to perform individual writes to separate systems that can't be transactionally linked. This situation creates the potential for data loss if the developer isn't careful. However, techniques such as the Transactional Outbox Pattern and Event Sourcing can be used to guard against the potential for data loss while also providing added resilience to the system.

Top 10 Software Testing Companies in 2024

In a highly competitive world, a software that is released with even little bugs can have serious consequences. Customers have high standards, and there are alternatives available. As a result, having effective Quality Assurance (QA) is critical. It is not always viable to have an internal QA service team, thus outside software testing businesses come into play. With so many options available, the issue is who you should trust with the reputation of your program.