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Report: Linux, NoSQL, Nginx set foundation for AWS app dominance
Sumo Logic research shows its customers favor AWS for building their apps, Redis for storing data, and Nginx for serving it all up
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Project Kratos: AWS Lambda functionality, without Amazon lock-in
Iron.io uses Docker for a self-managing, stateless application stack, but forgoes the open source path
Ruby on Rails takes on Node.js with WebSocket support, API mode
The first beta for the 5.0 edition of the popular Web framework for Ruby is out, with WebSockets support as a major feature -- and with Ruby 2.2.2 as a requirement
AWS Mobile Hub streamlines app dev
Amazon introduces Mobile Hub for easier, faster app delivery and adds Python support to AWS Lambda.
All eyes on the API
Once a humble backdrop to real software development, API design is coming into its own, with a plethora of tools and specifications for developers to choose from.
The decline of the Java application server
It's early days for container-managed services, but already it appears that a core component of the traditional Java development stack is less central than it used to be.
Why 2015 will be the year of microservices
Promising to accelerate Web and mobile app dev, microservices architecture is a developer-driven phenomenon that many enterprises will benefit from in 2015.
Are your applications API-ly working together?
Application architectures keep evolving. APIs and microservices are the latest style and make applications “API-ly” work together.
Amazon Web Services entices developers to the cloud with a trio of new tools
CodeDeploy, CodeCommit, and CodePipeline help developers put code in the cloud and manage it.
Stability patterns applied in a RESTful architecture
Learn how stability patterns anticipate the hot-spots of distributed network behavior, then see five patterns applied to RESTful transactions in Jersey and RESTEasy.
Four ways Docker fundamentally changes application development
How Docker containers streamline development and deployment, encourage best practices, and enable a new breed of microservices based applications.
What microservices architecture really means
The emerging shared services architecture borrows from the lineage of SOA, but it's ultimately a different animal.
Review: Cloud Foundry brings power and polish to PaaS
Cloud Foundry impresses with broad application support, streamlined deployment, and enterprise extras from Pivotal, though initial setup could be simpler.
Microservices vs. the monolith
Similar to SOA but different enough to warrant its own name, the Microservices architectural style gets written up by Martin Fowler and James Lewis. Cliffs Notes you can count on!
Heroku joins other PaaS providers in supporting PHP
Facebook's HipHop VM for PHP was one factor driving Heroku to add support for PHP as a first-class citizen in its mix of languages.
Open source Java projects: Spring Integration
Use Spring Integration to develop a robust message-passing architecture that integrates and coordinates enterprise components across an ActiveMQ message bus via JMS.
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