I don't think there are many people who would dispute that moving to the cloud is a good thing. The benefits are many, and if your migration is managed professionally, then the return on investment can be quite substantial. But, moving to the cloud alone is not enough. You have to embrace it; and more... Continue Reading →
Create Empty Storage Buckets Login to Console (aws.amazon.com)Sign in to ConsoleSelect S3Create Bucketsmyurl.comlogs.myurl.com Configure myurl.com Bucket Select S3Select myurl.comProperties -> LoggingEnable loggingTarget Bucket: logs.myurl.comTarget prefix: root/Properties -> Static website hostinguse this bucket to host a websiteindex.htmlerror.html Configure Bucket Policy Select S3Select myurl.comPermissions -> Bucket Policy { "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Sid": "Allow Public Access... Continue Reading →
This post follows on from Part 1 Overview This post is all about back to basics with Servlets and Web Servers. Our scenario is very simple. Our user will request a given web page and if this is found then it will be returned. If it is not found, then the web page will be... Continue Reading →
Continue to Part 2 Overview This post is all about back to basics with Servlets and Web Servers. Our scenario is very simple. Our user will request a given web page and if this is found then it will be returned. If it is not found, then the web page will be generated (if it should... Continue Reading →
This short post publishes a Restful Web Service and then tests @Put and @Post methods using rest-shell. Create the Service Follow the instructions from my previous post: Produce Json From Restful CXF Web Service. Once you have done this, modify the CustomerService as follows: This provides methods to Put and Get data. Test the Service... Continue Reading →
