I'm evaluating session storage for a Tomcat deployment spread across three availability zones, where requests may reach different application instances. Each HTTP session is essentially a 40–100 KB…
I'm learning Java web development and currently picture the stack like this: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in the browser; Java, Servlets, JSP, or Java EE on the backend;…
I'm trying to set up my Tomcat application in a Kubernetes environment and I want it to behave in a fail-fast manner. Specifically, I've only got one WAR…
I've got a health-check script running in Jenkins using PowerShell (Windows PowerShell 5.1) that calls an HTTPS endpoint. The command looks like this: `$response = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://[0m${IP_Name}:2443/ngat-service/admin/health"…
I'm using a health-check script in Jenkins that runs on Windows PowerShell 5.1. The script tries to access an HTTPS endpoint like this: `$response = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://${IP_Name}:2443/ngat-service/admin/health"…