Software Development Blogs by TatvaSoft

Now a day’s quality of software code is really important. If one declares “Hey, I have implemented a software!” It’s a good thing but if you say “Hey, I have created a quality software!” then it will impact a lot. Writing a good quality of code is not a time-consuming and tedious monotonous task. It will be like you are planting a seed which definitely gives you various benefits later on and results in a fruitful outcome.   We as...

As Microsoft is on verge of announcing SharePoint Server 2019 on-premises, the team has completely focused on team collaboration, UI across devices, and how the cloud can be brought closer to existing on-premises capabilities with the new launch. Keeping that in mind, SharePoint Server 2019 will deliver new features in three important areas: Modern and attractive user experiences familiar to SharePoint Online Content engagement across all browsers and gadgets Powerful...

Serverless architecture relates to the applications which depend on the third-party service (backend as a service) or container (function as a service). In serverless architecture, application owner does not have to purchase, rent or maintain the servers. Third party provides all management work of the servers. Even though it sounds serverless, but it does not mean that application runs without the server. Third parties like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft etc. provides the...

Before I answer this question, let’s understand about AWS compute services and that too Lambda in details. AWS Compute Domain Following are the main services in the compute domain – EC2 – Most important is EC2 service, It’s like your Personal computer in which you are working remotely. You can install any OS which is supported by AWS and you can work on it as per your needs. Elastic Beanstalk – Which is an automated version of EC2, where you will...

ELK stack, scales nicely and works together seamlessly, is a combination of three open source projects – Elasticsearch: founded in 2012, commercially supported open-source, built on top of Lucene, uses JSON and has rich API Logstash: it’s there since 2009, as a method to stash logs Kibana: it’s around since 2011, to visualize event data ELK is mostly used in log analysis and end to end Big Data analytics. This is a mini tutorial on setting up ELK stack...