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InfoQ eMag: Modern Data Engineering
Data engineers and software architects will benefit from the guidance of the experts in this eMag as they discuss various aspects of breaking down traditional silos that defined where data lived, how data systems were built and managed, and how data flows in and out of the system.
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The InfoQ eMag: Re-Examining Microservices after the First Decade
We have prepared this eMag for you with content created by professional software developers who have been working with microservices for quite some time. If you are considering migrating to a microservices approach, be ready to take some notes about the lessons learned, mistakes made, and recommendations from those experts.
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The InfoQ eMag: Managing Observability, Resilience, and Complexity within Distributed Systems
This eMag helps you reflect on the subject of reducing complexity within modern applications and distributed systems, and provides you with different perspectives and learned lessons from people who have already had to deal with challenges from the real world.
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The InfoQ eMag: 2020 Year in Review
2020 is probably the most extended year we will see in our whole life. A vast number of people have spent the most significant part of the year at home. Remote work went from "something to be explored" to teams' reality around the world. In this eMag, we would like to pack in some of the most relevant InfoQ content of 2020. And there is no way to avoid content on remote activities.
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The InfoQ eMag - Real World Chaos Engineering
Creating a successful chaos practice isn’t purely an engineering problem. As with many aspects of cloud native computing, it requires buy-in across the organisation. In this eMag we’ve pulled together a variety of case studies to show mechanisms by which you can do so, even in tightly regulated industries where you might face considerable opposition.
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The InfoQ eMag: Edge Cloud
This series of articles touches on many of the key aspects of designing and delivering a solution that uses edge computing. We hope you enjoy it, and that it sparks new ideas and debates with your colleagues.
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The InfoQ eMag: Real-Time APIs: Design, Operation, and Observation
Research shows that there is an increasing demand for near real-time APIs, in which speed and flexibility of response are vitally important. This eMag explores this emerging trend in more detail.
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The InfoQ eMag - Java Innovations That Are on Their Way
This includes massive, root-and-branch changes such as Project Valhalla as well as some of the more incremental deliveries coming from Project Amber - such as Records and Sealed Types.
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Dynamic Proxies in Java Mini-Book
In this book we show how we would write a proxy implementation by hand. We then show how we can do the same code using dynamic proxies, saving ourselves a lot of unnecessary code. Since the patterns proxy, decorator, composite and adapter are similar in structure, we can use dynamic proxies to also generate these. Lastly we show how we could use code generation to create the classes in-memory.
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The InfoQ eMag - Recent Innovations in the Java Platform
In this eMag we want to showcase some of the smaller Java features that have been delivered and reached their final form in recent releases. Language evolution comes in both large and small packages (and sometimes the smaller ones are really stepping stones that unlock bigger changes).
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The InfoQ eMag - Microservices: Testing, Observing, and Understanding
This eMag takes a deep dive into the techniques and culture changes required to successfully test, observe, and understand microservices.
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The InfoQ eMag - The InfoQ Software Trends Report 2019: Volume 1
This eMag brings together the complete set of reports from the last 12 months and as such represents various points in time. We hope that this format provides InfoQ readers, from developers to CTOs, with a concise summary of the professional software landscape. We encourage you to explore these technologies for yourselves