At idealo we do a lot of microservices with spring-boot. To trace request we use spring-cloud-sleuth as opentracing implementation. I’m missing the injection of the trace header on the first request. You still need to deliver those with your request. So here follows my solution…
Since a while I’m facing regularly issues with images create from docker files. So I’m trying to develop a simple approach to test them. It is inspired basically by TDD.
As a passionate developer I always strive to optimise my build chain for speed and simplicity. In this example I’d like to publish a library on maven central without any onsite build tooling except my IDE. So lets see how to get rid of gpg key management and implement a trivial push-button release process with Github and TravisCI.
h2o was one of the earliest webserver supporting http2. To make the usability just a bit more convinient I packaged it as Docker image. Available at lkwg82/h2o-http2-server and will be kept in sync with new versions.
Ich bin durch einen Kollegen auf den Podcast “Führung auf den Punkt gebracht” gestoßen und höre ihn nun regelmäßig beim Laufen. Der Titel wirkt etwas staubig, aber die Inhalte überzeugen dafür um so mehr. Alle Podcasts lassen sich in Schriftform nachlesen und enden mit einen inspirierenden Zitat ;).