Difference between server Jobs and Workers?
I am trying to understand the difference between server workers and server jobs. Google has not been very helpful because the keyword “jobs” is being construed as an employment term… I have yet to find an article answering my question. :/
Difference between server Jobs and Workers?
I am trying to understand the difference between server workers and server jobs. Google has not been very helpful because the keyword “jobs” is being construed as an employment term… I have yet to find an article answering my question. :/
Difference between server Jobs and Workers?
I am trying to understand the difference between server workers and server jobs. Google has not been very helpful because the keyword “jobs” is being construed as an employment term… I have yet to find an article answering my question. :/
Matrix distribution to process grid
I need to write a program, which will perform LU-decomposition, etc. The problem is that I don’t know about the preferred way to distribute the loaded matrix from the root process to other processes. I’m able to create a simple algorithm for some situations, but I really need the solution which works for arbitrary number of processes.
have we come full circle with microservices, back to very old school approaches?
In terms of software architecture and design, how do microservices “stack up” (pun intended) against middleware? I’m coming from Java, and it seems like as you move away from straight REST as an API, and abstract away different layers and connection parameters, at least in Java, you’ve almost come full circle back to some very old school ideas. We’ve come back to virtualization…wheras the JVM is already virtual.
have we come full circle with microservices, back to very old school approaches?
In terms of software architecture and design, how do microservices “stack up” (pun intended) against middleware? I’m coming from Java, and it seems like as you move away from straight REST as an API, and abstract away different layers and connection parameters, at least in Java, you’ve almost come full circle back to some very old school ideas. We’ve come back to virtualization…wheras the JVM is already virtual.
have we come full circle with microservices, back to very old school approaches?
In terms of software architecture and design, how do microservices “stack up” (pun intended) against middleware? I’m coming from Java, and it seems like as you move away from straight REST as an API, and abstract away different layers and connection parameters, at least in Java, you’ve almost come full circle back to some very old school ideas. We’ve come back to virtualization…wheras the JVM is already virtual.
have we come full circle with microservices, back to very old school approaches?
In terms of software architecture and design, how do microservices “stack up” (pun intended) against middleware? I’m coming from Java, and it seems like as you move away from straight REST as an API, and abstract away different layers and connection parameters, at least in Java, you’ve almost come full circle back to some very old school ideas. We’ve come back to virtualization…wheras the JVM is already virtual.
Options for repeated distributed task
Scenario My project has a need to periodically scan the database and notify administrators for particular issues. For example: Any errors in the logs since last update? Do values match expected value from external source? New clients? My nodes (plain old windows services) are currently using Azure Service Bus QueueClient for other distributed tasks, so […]
Options for repeated distributed task
Scenario My project has a need to periodically scan the database and notify administrators for particular issues. For example: Any errors in the logs since last update? Do values match expected value from external source? New clients? My nodes (plain old windows services) are currently using Azure Service Bus QueueClient for other distributed tasks, so […]