Open in app

Sign In

Write

Sign In

Amitosh Swain Mahapatra
Amitosh Swain Mahapatra

180 Followers

Home

About

Feb 6

Java Libraries to Supercharge Unit Testing

I’ll admit it: I’m a lazy developer. That’s not to say I don’t work hard or care about my craft, but when it comes to unit testing — a notoriously time-consuming part of software development — I want to spend as little time on it as possible. …

Java

5 min read

Java Libraries to Supercharge Unit Testing
Java Libraries to Supercharge Unit Testing
Java

5 min read


Jan 29

Bluetooth LE Sensors and React as Part of my Cycling Training

I’m a software engineer who has been cycling for a few years. I have a Giant Roam 2 2022 hybrid bike and recently moved to a Trek Domane AL3 for biking adventures. My (other) stack! For a while, I have started recording my rides on Strava (a platform for cyclists) to get the…

Bluetooth

7 min read

Bluetooth LE Sensors and React as Part of my Cycling Training
Bluetooth LE Sensors and React as Part of my Cycling Training
Bluetooth

7 min read


Published in CMD-LYNE

·Updated Jan 19

Feature flags and why you should use them

You just wrote a great deal of code and are about to deploy it. But you ask yourself: “Will you set the hamsters free to eat all our servers?” If you find yourself wondering whether your last change will kill your servers or receive extreme bashing from your users, you…

Software Engineering

8 min read

Feature flags and why you should use them
Feature flags and why you should use them
Software Engineering

8 min read


Published in DevOps.dev

·Nov 15, 2022

Feature Flags and Why you should use them

You just wrote a great deal of code and are about to deploy it. But you ask yourself, “Will you set the hamsters free to eat all our servers?” If you find yourself wondering whether your last change will kill your servers or receive extreme bashing from your users, you…

Software Engineering

8 min read

Feature Flags and Why you should use them
Feature Flags and Why you should use them
Software Engineering

8 min read


May 22, 2021

Setting up Service Monitoring — The Why’s and What’s

You created an app, you are ready to release it to the world. But are you monitoring it? How will you know if something is off or something simply stopped working? This is where monitoring comes into the picture. You will find lots and lots of guides about monitoring your…

Monitoring

4 min read

Setting up Service Monitoring — The Why’s and What’s
Setting up Service Monitoring — The Why’s and What’s
Monitoring

4 min read


May 7, 2021

Building Fast and Robust REST APIs using Conditional HTTP Requests

Conditional HTTP requests are one of the little-known but widely used features. An intelligent client can determine the status and content of HTTP requests without actually transmitting the body over the wire. …

API

5 min read

Building Fast and Robust REST APIs using Conditional HTTP Requests
Building Fast and Robust REST APIs using Conditional HTTP Requests
API

5 min read


Apr 26, 2021

Full-text Search (FTS) with PostgreSQL and SQLAlchemy

If you are building a text-heavy web platform such as a blog or a documentation platform, your users expect a search functionality. One of the simplest and effective way to build search experiences is to leverage the full-text search (FTS) capabilities exposed by your database. In this blog, we will…

Postgres

4 min read

Full-text Search (FTS) with PostgreSQL and SQLAlchemy
Full-text Search (FTS) with PostgreSQL and SQLAlchemy
Postgres

4 min read


Apr 20, 2021

An Introduction to Load Balancing

So, if you have been working on web services in this half of the decade, you must have come across the term “load balancing”. So what is load balancing? Let’s find out! What is load balancing? Load balancing, as the name suggests, is distributing work to multiple agents. In our case, we distribute incoming…

Microservices

3 min read

An Introduction to Load Balancing
An Introduction to Load Balancing
Microservices

3 min read


Apr 6, 2021

6 Gotchas of Hibernate You Wish You Knew Earlier

This post is about the confusions of a programmer familiar with many other ORMs was asked to use Hibernate for the first time. Before you ask “I thought you are a backend developer in working primarily on Java, how come you did not use Hibernate?” Yes, I am a Java…

Java

4 min read

6 Gotchas of Hibernate You Wish You Knew Earlier
6 Gotchas of Hibernate You Wish You Knew Earlier
Java

4 min read


Mar 31, 2021

Meaningful Application Healthchecks

Healthchecks are essential to signal whether a service is up and running normally. In a microservices-based architecture, health checks are used to discover healthy service instances. It is vital to have an accurate health check indicator for the reliability of our applications. A client-library, load-balancer, or service discovery co-ordinator (such…

Kubernetes

3 min read

Meaningful Application Healthchecks
Meaningful Application Healthchecks
Kubernetes

3 min read

Amitosh Swain Mahapatra

Amitosh Swain Mahapatra

180 Followers

Computer Whisperer. Open-source contributor. Find me at https://amitosh.in/

Following
  • Santa Nibedita

    Santa Nibedita

  • Saisankar Gochhayat

    Saisankar Gochhayat

  • Netflix Technology Blog

    Netflix Technology Blog

  • Priya Roul

    Priya Roul

  • Tejaaswini Narendra

    Tejaaswini Narendra

See all (89)

Help

Status

Writers

Blog

Careers

Privacy

Terms

About

Text to speech