How to provision users in a cloud world
When subscribing to multiple SaaS offerings serving many users, it gets complicated quickly. Here's how to address the problem now and in the future.
Phil Rhodes, September 2013

Java tip: Write an SOA integration layer with Apache Camel
Use Apache Camel's Multicast and Aggregator pattern implementations to develop a quick-and-easy integration layer for a service-oriented architecture.
Anirban Konar and Devaradjan Venkatesan, September 2013

Oracle: We're getting Java security under control
Most problems date back more than a decade and resulted from old versions of Java being run, a company official insists.
Paul Krill, September 2013

Apache Struts security update disables vulnerable feature
Developers are advised that the newly released Struts 2.3.15.2 fixes a security issue by disabling dynamic method invocation by default, which could mean refactoring for future installations.
Lucian Constantin, September 2013

The U.S.'s crap infrastructure threatens the cloud
The United States leads in cloud innovation but lags in the broadband infrastructure required to run reliable cloud systems. Are telecom lobbyists obstructing widespread cloud adoption in the U.S.?
Andrew C. Oliver, September 2013

7 cutting-edge programming experiments worth trying
The trick to the cutting edge is to experiment, not to jump in with both feet. Get tips for using emerging technologies for real-world results, without getting burned.
Peter Wayner, September 2013

Java EE a tough sell for Spring framework users
New Spring framework releases such as Spring 4.0 and Spring IO stay in step with the evolving Java EE while offering programming ease and enterprise features not found on the Java standard platform.
Paul Krill, September 2013

17 things you should go ahead and cloud
From backups to load balancing and continuous integration, Andrew Oliver names 17 business and development tasks that should hit the cloud, pronto.
Andrew C. Oliver, September 2013

Wanted: Java developers-to-be
Finding that U.S.-based Java developers are in high demand and short supply, IT services company Cook Systems has developed a fast-tracked skills training program to try to correct the balance.
Paul Krill, September 2013

Cache warfare: Azure and AWS get updated caching services
AWS's ElastiCache service now supports Redis as well as Memcached, while Windows Azure Cache has increased cache sizes and reduced latency for faster response times.
Joab Jackson, September 2013

Larry Ellison to talk in-memory database, Oracle PaaS at OpenWorld
Ellison's two keynotes at the upcoming Oracle OpenWorld conference in September will feature Oracle's emerging in-memory database and Java PaaS technologies.
Chris Kanaracus, August 2013

10gen CEO: NoSQL has come far, but still needs better security, management
NoSQL databases are known for being able to handle high volume data that doesn't fit the relational model, but the NoSQL ecosystem is not yet mature enough for many mainstream applications, said the MongoDB CEO.
Paul Krill, August 2013

6 technologies you should learn this year
Continually learning new skills is both a perk of being a software developer and a career necessity. The trick is knowing which trends to follow, so here's a list that'll help.
Andrew C. Oliver, August 2013

Amazon offers mobile developers cross-platform push notifications
Mobile app developers can send as many as 1 million push notifications each month for free.
Mikael Ricknäs, August 2013

Google, Microsoft play catch up to Amazon, add load balancing, auto-scaling to their clouds
Google Wednesday rolled out load balancing features to its public cloud service, allowing customers to automatically scale up and down virtual machines to accommodate unexpected spikes in demand.
Brandon Butler, August 2013

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