In the video below, we take a closer look at the Java Timer and TimerTask alongside some examples!
Video Post: Java Timer and TimerTask
Create an Email Newsletter Using Mule
This article shows how to create an email newsletter using Mule as shown below.
Here, I have used NewsAPI, you can use any API of your choosing. Almost all APIs need clients to authenticate themselves before serving the request. So, the first step is to register for a dev account on the portal and get an API key.
Beyond Kube-Scheduler, a Need for a K8s Cluster Balancer
Before writing about Kube-scheduler and a premise about a cluster balancer, I think it is mandatory to say a few lines about Kubernetes. Kubernetes' popularity reaches new height every day, and it's becoming a de-facto solution for many usual and unusual distributed-systems problems.
Kubernetes (k8s) is an open-source, distributed-system for automated deployments, scaling the deployments as per traffic and other business availability needs and managing the containerized applications.
Adding a RESTful API for the Quartz Scheduler
As a continuation of my previous article, I thought it would be nice to create a RESTful API into the information being maintained by the Quartz scheduler. This way, a client can make standard REST requests to handle the following functionality:
Retrieve information on the Quartz Scheduler
Singleton Design Pattern: What, Why, How
Today, we are going to discuss how to create a singleton instance for a clustered (or) cloud environment.
What
The singleton instance is a class that has exactly one instance at any given time.
How to Troubleshoot Windows Task Scheduler Using Windows Server Log Files
If you are responsible for managing your organization’s Windows servers, simply monitoring and managing your machines is a full-time job.
Tools such as the Windows Task Scheduler help you keep your servers up and running by automating tasks.