For those who use Spring-Boot or even better JHipster as based stack for their Java Enterprise Application, you are probably familiar with Spring-Boot « health » endpoint within Actuator project.
Archives de Tag: Cloud
Releasing on GitHub my AWS EC2Backuper: Uses Tag and Applies Retention Policy
As introduction, you can read my post a year ago about AWS EC2 backup ecosystem and needs
https://zoumana.wordpress.com/2015/04/01/aws-ec2backuper-tool/
EC2Backuper is a multi-platform (Java based with bat and shell launchers) which goal is to
[ReBlog Devoxx FR] JHipster 3.X : JDL studio, JHipster console (ELK), micro-services (Netflix OSS) , Docker …
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IPTABLES: Prevent a server from spamming out
Your server can somehow be compromised and used to spam (email): if it’s a cloud or a dedicated server subscribed from a decent provider, they will notify you about that (i speak from experience here :-))
Any way to prevent yourself from that or to block back in case you are facing it already, here are simple iptables rules Lire la suite
Auto-generate HTML changelog for your git-backed project/product
Every project or product manager knows how providing a completely exhaustive CHANGELOG can be difficult when comes the release time. Lire la suite
Iptables: how to block bunch of countries to attack your server
This weekend a friend of mine, owner of a web site dev-hosting company told me about cPanel regular emails alerts regarding recurrent SSH failed login attempts on one of his customers servers from few IPs located in 3 countries.
He asked me about a way to block certain countries via iptables. I wrote something that did the trick Lire la suite
AWS ELB: Zero downtime or Blue Green or Canary deployments!
In this post (https://zoumana.wordpress.com/2014/06/16/zero-downtime-deploiement-sur-tomcat7/), i talked about the Zero Downtime deployment feature inside tomcat 7 and later.
To summary this was about deploying a newer version of the same app within the same tomcat container keeping the previous WAR serving the HTTP requests until the new version is successfully deployed to take over the next users’ requests.
Today the target is the same: avoiding to take an application off-line during an upgrade for the happiness of end users 🙂 but through one of Amazon Web Services feature: Elastic Load Balancer! Lire la suite