Mark Paluch

Mark is a software craftsman, did just about every job in IT, open source committer, and is passionate about dev culture. Particularly interested in hardware hacking and internet of things. Mark helps development teams to improve continuously during their software endeavor to achieve outstanding performance.

Core Java
Mark PaluchJuly 20th, 2019
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Data Classes Considered Harmful
This blog post explains the motivation behind removing Project Lombok from one of the projects to which I contribute. It…
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Enterprise Java
Mark PaluchMay 31st, 2019
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Reactive Relational Database Transactions
Spring Framework announced recently to ship with support for reactive transaction management.Let’s take an in-depth look at how this works…
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Software Development
Mark PaluchDecember 12th, 2018
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Reactive Programming and Relational Databases
Imperative code eats threads at the pace of incoming requests while Software is eating the world. This post discusses the assumptions…
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Enterprise Java
Mark PaluchMay 27th, 2018
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A first look at Redis Streams and how to use them with Java
Redis Streams have made it into Redis’ unstable branch since the beginning of this year, and the first clients start…
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Enterprise Java
Mark PaluchSeptember 29th, 2017
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Redis Client Lettuce 5 GA released
After a 13 months development phase and 208 solved tickets, it is my pleasure to announce general availability of Lettuce…
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Enterprise Java
Mark PaluchOctober 19th, 2016
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Command Interfaces: Approaching Redis with dynamic APIs in Java
Redis is a data store supporting over 190 documented commands and over 450 command permutations. The community supports actively Redis…
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Enterprise Java
Mark PaluchJuly 3rd, 2016
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Managing Secrets with Vault
How do you store Secrets? Passwords, API keys, secure Tokens, and confidential data fall into the category of secrets. That’s…
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Software Development
Mark PaluchMarch 7th, 2016
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Iterate over all keys in a Redis Cluster
Redis provides a neat command to iterate over all keys on a node. It’s the SCAN command that is used…
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Software Development
Mark PaluchFebruary 18th, 2016
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Redis transactions
Redis transactions allow to group multiple commands and to execute them sequentially. The whole transactional state is isolated from other…
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