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JMX and Spring – Part 3
This article is the last one of this series. Take a look at Part 1 and Part 2. In this last article of the series I’ll show how to use the native JMX support within the JDK to ...
JMX and Spring – Part 2
This post continues from Part 1 of the tutorial. Hi, in my previous article I explained how to setup a JMX server through Spring and how to protect access to it through authentication ...
JMX and Spring – Part 1
This is the first of three articles which will show how to empower your Spring applications with JMX support. Maven Configuration This is the Maven pom.xml to setup the code for this ...
Measuring your IT OPS – Part 2
In my opening article I stated the importance of measuring IT OPS to provide the underlying framework for a Continous Improvement (CI) culture and to this effect I identified a list ...
Measuring your IT OPS – Part 1
In my previous article I briefly explained the importance of measuring IT OPS to lay the foundations for Continuous Improvement (CI). I then listed what I think are few, indispensable ...
The importance of measuring your IT operations
How could one tell if an IT organisation is working well? A simple measure could be to check the delivered business functionalities versus the requested ones; if IT delivered all that ...
XML unmarshalling benchmark: JAXB vs STax vs Woodstox
Introduction Towards the end of last week I started thinking how to deal with large amounts of XML data in a resource-friendly way.The main problem that I wanted to solve was how ...
AOP made easy with AspectJ and Spring
I recently started looking at Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and I’m finding it exciting to say the least. Of course I was acquainted with it, since I saw it used for transaction ...
Software Engineering needs leaders, not ScrumMasters!
I recently reflected on SCRUM and the role of the ScrumMaster. We know that a ScrumMaster should act as a servant-leader; she should provide guidance but not decisions, removing impediments ...
