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As part of DevOps, many companies today are migrating to microservices architecture with Kubernetes and other open source technologies. Here's how you can do it, too.

Prometheus is a monitoring tool that you can use for monitoring Java. Learn how to set up Prometheus exporters including the JMX Exporter, to improve your Prometheus monitoring today.

An important lesson we’ve learned about containers: just because you can put it in a container, doesn’t mean you should.

By combining a component-driven approach with an easy-to-understand syntax, Camel allows developers to federate various applications with minimal code.

Find out why cloud orchestration is important and how to leverage open source tools.

Instead of spending time wrestling with the standard JVM garbage collection ergonomics, why not just turn on G1GC and let it do the heavy lifting for you.

A brief walk-through of how to restrict ActiveMQ’s dynamic queue creation should your business decide the feature is not working for you.

The cloud-init package is one of my favorite tools for tweaking the settings within a cloud instance. What you may not know is that you can use cloud-init to change the settings on non-cloud-based systems, too!

Step by step migration guide from RHEL 7.4 to CentOS 7.4 with in-depth comparison of both technologies.

The fifth CentOS-7 release or CentOS 7.4.1708 is now available in the cloud via Microsoft Azure. Learn how to install it.

OpenSSL recently announced it's changing its licensing. Let's look at what's driving this decision and how does it impact users and contributors

Learn about the newly released CentOS 6.8 and 7.3 security-hardened images for AWS. You can also watch a short video on how easy it is to launch these images.