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Cybersecurity is like any field of discipline, there are a range of jobs with many different skills you can specialize in. You could be a malware analyst, a pentester, a freelance hacker, and everything in between. But in order to prove your ethical hacking skills and knowledge, you’ll need to acquire a couple of industry-backed hacking certifications.

There are loads of ethical hacking certifications out there, but not all are going to apply to you and your cybersecurity specialization — especially when starting out!

So to help you save some confusion, I going to explain some of the most popular ethical hacking certifications and which pathways and roles they apply to. Then I’ll talk about other ways to certify yourself in the infosec community! Hopefully, with this article, you’ll get a clearer idea of how to become a certified ethical hacker.

NOTE: Before we dive in, let me explain the two main categories that differentiate ethical hacking jobs. We have Red Teaming which is the offensive side of hacking, and Blue Teaming which is the defensive side of hacking. Now, this is the first step in your hacking journey, think about where your skills lie and what interests you the most, then choose a side!

Best Ethical Cybersecurity Certifications

Cybersecurity and hacking certifications will be important if you’re pursuing a career in the infosec industry. Like I said before, there are a lot of certifications to choose from and, if you’re just starting out, you should start with the most important and recognised ethical hacking certifications. I’ll go through the top five cybersecurity certifications and explain a little about what you can expect and who they’re for.

At number one, we have the OSCP. This certification is one of the most recognised cybersecurity certifications in the community. If you’ve successfully completed the examination, you’ll be able to prove to employers that you can hack five machines within 24 hours.

Now, it’s not an entry-level certification, you’ll have to be quite prepared and ready to get creative with your problem-solving. I recommend this certification if you’re interested in red teaming and more specifically pentesting servers rather than websites.

Who is it for?Infosec professionals transitioning into penetration testing

• Pentesters seeking an industry-leading certification
• Security professionals
• Network administrators
• Other technology professionals

What to expect on the day:24-hour exam

• Proctored
• You should have a solid understanding of TCP/IP networking
• Reasonable Windows and Linux administration experience
• Familiarity with basic Bash and/or Python scripting

Learn More About The Exam

So the CEH has garnered a bit of a bad reputation in the past, but recently I think with version 11 the certification has redeemed itself. They’ve made a bunch of updates, now you’ll find a very modern and practical exam that the industry again recognizes and appreciates. You can also achieve mastery with the addition of the 6-hour practical examination to further show your hacking proficiency.

The exam for the CEH certification will test your skills in Information Security Threats and Attack Vectors, Attack Detection, Attack Prevention, Procedures, Methodologies, and more. The syllabus looks similar to OSCP but also contains things like Cloud computing and Operation technology. The exam contains 125 questions over the span of 4-hours plus the six-hour practical challenge for those looking to attain mastery. This cybersecurity certification is going to be a requirement for red teaming jobs.

Who is it for?Information Security Analyst/Administrator

• Information Assurance (IA) Security Officer
• Information Security Manager/Specialist
• Information Systems Security Engineer/Manager
• Information Security Professionals/Officers
• Information Security/IT Auditors
• Risk/Threat/Vulnerability Analyst
• System Administrators
• Network Administrators and Engineers
• What to expect on the day:Number of Questions: 125
• Test Duration: 4 Hours
• Test Format: Multiple Choice
• Test Delivery: ECC EXAM, VUE
• Exam Prefix: 312-50 (ECC EXAM), 312-50 (VUE)

At number three we have the first blue team hacking certification. This certification is for hackers who aspire to build structures and systems that other hackers will later attack! The CISSP is an industry recognized program proving you have what it takes to effectively design, implement, and manage a best-in-class cybersecurity program.

The exam takes six hours and includes a mix of multiple-choice and advanced innovative questions. You’ll find plenty of training resources to get you prepared for the exam, but just make sure the certification aligns with your career goals, it’s really not for everyone and is targeted for more experienced hackers and cybersecurity professionals.

Who is it for?Chief Information Security Officer

• Chief Information Officer
• Director of Security
• IT Director/Manager
• Security Systems Engineer
• Security Analyst
• Security Manager
• Security Auditor
• Security Architect
• Security Consultant
• Network Architect

Requirements:Have a minimum of five years’ experience in two or more of the eight CBK domains.

• Pass the CISSP examination.
• Complete the endorsement process and subscribe to the (ISC)² Code of Ethics.
• Maintain certification through continuing professional education (CPE) credits.

CompTIA Security+

What’s cool about this certification is that it’s approved by the US Department of Defence! Coming from a government agency, you can be sure they assess every detail to make sure things are in order and secure.

The exam itself consists of around 90 questions with a duration of 90 minutes. Do not underestimate this certification though. It takes hard work and practice to pass this exam — even though it’s shorter than the other exams mentioned. That being said, this is an entry-level cybersecurity certification for ethical hackers, as it focuses on the core cybersecurity skills needed in the profession. The CompTIA Security+ is for red teamers.

Who is it for?Security Administrator

• Systems Administrator
• Helpdesk Manager / Analyst
• Network / Cloud Engineer
• Security Engineer / Analyst
• DevOps / Software Developer
• IT Auditors
• IT Project Manager
• What to expect on the day:Number of Questions: 90
• Test duration: 90 minutes
• Test Format: Multiple Choice
• Passing Score 750 (on a scale of 100-900)
• Recommended Experience: CompTIA Network+ and two years of experience in IT administration with a security focus

eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester (eJPT)

The eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester is a cybersecurity certificate for beginners. Its main focus is making sure you’re comfortable with penetration testing and information security essentials. The great thing about it is that it’s not a theory-based exam. Instead, you’re expected to perform an actual penetration test on a corporate network. So if you successfully complete the exam, you’ll be able to prove yourself in the real world.

This cybersecurity certification is usually the first stepping stone for cybersecurity professionals and hackers. All you need to get started is a VPN and a stable internet connection — oh yeah, and $200… This is a red team certification.

Start building your social media presence

It doesn’t matter where you are in your journey, social media is going to be important. While exams and tests certify you on paper, in the real world you’ll need to be certified by other people. Social media is a great way to do that!

Not only is it great for engaging with the infosec community but it’s a great way to connect with recruiters and future employers. Recruiters are all over social media, having a presence can make you stand out from the crowd or just show your passion and enthusiasm for hacking.

LinkedIn — this is where you’ll find most employers and recruiters. If you don’t have one already, create a page and make it shine by filling in all those details! Put everything there, even things like community or volunteer work. Make sure to add any of those cybersecurity certifications we just talked about as well, it doesn’t matter if it was a free course or through Udemy, put it up there. Languages are also going to be super attractive to recruiters, even if you’re inexperienced being bilingual will double your chances!

Medium — I don’t know if this is considered a social media site, but whatever. Writing and posting about it is a great way to document your journey. It’s a paper trail. It’s evidence of social proof which is obviously far better than just saying you know how to do something. It’s also a great way to learn and cement your understanding. Believe it or not, a lot of people have actually found me through my Medium account.

Twitter — Twitter is more about building and engaging with a community. You can use it to network or create an awesome community around you. Again, having a community and being engaged is social proof to a future employer. It doesn’t take a lot of effort, just make sure you post regularly and share information that helps!

YouTube — A good way to show your love for the community is by making videos about the things you learned. It’s one thing to know how to do something and another to be able to explain/teach it. You really need a rock-solid understanding of what you’re talking about. I find that when I make videos it refines my hacking skills and knowledge.

Here is a list of websites I recommend getting an account on to increase your chances of standing out:

LinkedIn – For showing the world who you are and what you know

Blogging – For knowledge sharing in the form of a written blog, usually with more in-depth information than youtube

Youtube – For knowledge sharing in the form of more shallow informational videos

Twitter – For knowledge sharing when posting short tweets or promoting other posts on medium for example

Facebook – For knowledge sharing when posting tips and tricks around hacking

Reddit – For knowledge sharing, but be careful to post in the correct subreddit

Github – For storing your projects

Community work

Doing any kind of voluntary work shows commitment — if you can relate the work to cybersecurity, it’s a bonus. Sometimes I sell course bundles and give 100% of the profit to Brothers Of Solidarity or Innocent Lives Foundation. These guys do a great job at taking care of homeless people in Brussels, which is a huge issue.

When you show this kind of work it indicates to future employers that you’re committed to what you do and are willing to go above and beyond to bring out the best version of yourself and others. It doesn’t have to be huge, even small things can make a difference. Collect garbage or volunteer at an animal shelter — get out there and show your human side!

Networking is very important

You don’t have to do it all alone. When you’re alone you’re easy to push over, when you’re part of a bond it’s much harder to fall. As a hacker, you never know when you’ll need someone with a different specialty until you need them!

Networking within the hacking community is easier than ever thanks to social media, forums, and online groups. I joined a Slack group called ‘The W0lf Pack’ and I can honestly say the group has contributed so much to who I am today. I met new friends and joined hacking competitions, I also started my YouTube channel to answer all the questions I kept getting. 

Since then I’ve moved into some discord channels where we hackers help each other out!

There are so many opportunities to network, you can attend meetups, and conventions or stick to the online communities. I’ve met a host of wonderful people at events, most of whom I’m still in contact with 10 years later!

Places you can start networking

A great place to start networking is in the regular events that HackerOne organises both virtually and online.

Another great place to meet similarly minded people is in a hackerspace. A hackerspace can be any room where hackers and tinkerers gather to explore their hobbies and while initially, it might seem daunting, it’s worth exploring. Some of the best work I’ve done is with other hackers found through sites like hackerspace.

Another place you might not think to look is in the free training events in your area! In my area, there are several venues that offer free or heavily discounted courses mostly aimed towards self-improvement and soft skills. Everyone is at these courses to learn, but also to have a good time and support their own network.

If none of these options sound appealing or if you’re wondering how you can find more virtual or real-life conferences and meetups, try using Meetup. If you’re in a city you’ll certainly find a like-minded group!

If you want to stick to online learning and networking, try Discord. There are a bunch of practice groups for newcomers, here are a few to start with:

Capture The Flag (CTFs)

CTFs are games where hackers fight to see who can solve different challenges first. It’s a great way to put your skill to practice and learn from more experienced hackers. You can do it solo but I suggest you join a team and try to participate in some CTFs. Who knows, you might even rank! It’s great fun, plus employers are sure as hell to notice.

While participating in a CTF you can come across any hacking challenge relating to a web application or server. There’s a hell of a lot you can learn in these real-world learning challenges plus it shows a hunger to grow in your role!

Make your resume stands out!

I can’t stress this enough! In my role, I also have the pleasure of assessing resumes that land on my desk. And I hate it when I see just a list of cybersecurity certifications and places they’ve worked — I don’t care if it’s flashy. I personally don’t think a resume needs to look fancy as soon as you can show me something interesting from your background. Do you have a website or YouTube channel?

It’s not always about being a certified ethical hacker, there are other great ways to stand out from the crowd even if you don’t have a lot of experience.

Best Ethical Hacking Institute in Noida

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Top Online Resources To Become A Web Development Specialist

Web development is a skill that can be almost entirely self-taught with online courses, e-books, and tutorials. Many web development specialists go to college to learn their craft, but you can learn on your own by following online guides and tutorials until you have the knowledge and skills to create great website applications.

Even when you become a web development specialist, there are many resources you’ll find yourself returning to time and again. From API specifications to programming language syntax definitions, the web is full of documentation you’ll need to revisit to refresh your skills and pick up new ones.

In this guide, we’ll look at five of the most useful online resources you can use to get started in web development.

1. The Odin Project

Video courses like those at APTRON Solutions are great at teaching specific facets of web development, but their modular nature can leave you with knowledge gaps. The Odin Project (opens in new tab) covers everything you have to know about becoming a “full-stack” web developer – someone who knows how to do everything, from HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and JavaScript coding, to database and version control.

If you’re starting out in web development and have no idea where to begin, this free curriculum has an excellent structure to follow. It begins by showing you how to set up your text editors and version management tools, before teaching you HTML, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), and JavaScript. You then have the option to continue the path to learning Ruby on Rails or Node.js. As an added bonus, the curriculum provides advice on how to land your first position now you’re armed with the skills to do the job.

2. freeCodeCamp

freeCodeCamp (opens in new tab) provides over 3,000 hours of coding education, split into chunks of between 10 minutes and three hours. Lessons range from introductory HTML and CSS, to machine learning and data analysis with Python. Best of all, the 8,000+ tutorials are free.

Lessons take place in a text editor, where you write your code. The results of your code display in real-time in a mock web browser. If you get stuck, help is provided in the form of video tutorials, guides, and blog posts.

freeCodeCamp works well as a teaching tool, as it forces you to do the work yourself. The experience reflects what it’s like to code in the real world, as you pull your hair out for a few minutes trying to understand why your code isn’t working before the penny finally drops. By the time you’ve completed the course, you feel confident you know what you’re doing, and you get a certificate to prove it!

3. APTRON Solutions

For beginners to web development, online Web Development Course in Noida from an instructor can’t be beaten, and APTRON Solutions is the undisputed king of these. With more than 155,000 courses and 115 million minutes of video, you’re sure to find a Web Development Course in Noida that fits your exact needs.

Fellow students rate each APTRON Solutions Web Development Course in Noida, and you can read comments from those who have taken each course. This means you know what you’re getting yourself into before you begin, and whether a particular course will be worth your time. You also receive a certificate of completion for each course, which can be handy for your resume. APTRON Solutions has multiple payment options, so it’s inexpensive whether you plan to take just one course or many.

Remember that watching videos alone isn’t going to make you a web development specialist. Once you’ve understood the topic as outlined by the lecturer, you’ll need to put your knowledge into practice, try the code out for yourself, and build your own web applications.

4. CSS-Tricks

For website developers getting to grips with CSS, CSS-Tricks (opens in new tab) has several guides you can return to time and again. These are comprehensive yet easy to understand, with excellent, clear examples. 

CSS-Tricks doesn’t just have guides on CSS. Even seasoned website designers and developers regularly return to the guides on developer console commands, jQuery, data attributes, CSS Grid, and CSS Flexbox. Mastering these core elements of web design can make you a better web developer, able to swiftly generate web applications with clean, efficient code.

5. Awesome Cheatsheets

Once you’ve mastered a few programming languages, learning new ones becomes easier. You don’t usually need to read yet another textbook from cover to cover to get to grips with how to use a language. You often just need a cheat sheet that shows you some sample code, and outlines the peculiarities of the language and its syntax. 

Awesome Cheatsheets (opens in new tab) is a curated list of cheat sheets for many of the most popular modern programming languages. Each cheat sheet is a page long and written in the code of the language in question. It’s a great way to get an instant overview of how a programming language’s code is structured, and get all the most important tips for applying it. 

The cheat sheets typically list their sources too, so when you inevitably need to delve deeper into a particular quirk of a language, you can quickly find an answer.

Summary

There are hundreds of thousands of amazing online resources for learning and expanding your web development skills, and we’ve outlined just five of them. Throughout your career, you should keep yourself up to date on the latest technologies, tools, and methods, so be sure to bookmark these resources.

To help you along in your journey, consider our recommendations for the best website design software (opens in new tab) and web development tools (opens in new tab), many of which can speed up your development time and help keep larger tasks and projects manageable.

Css Founder: A Website Design Company Announces Massive Expansion, ‘Make in India’ Campaign Reaches Major Global Cities

Website designing company Css Founder has recently announced that it has now expanded its services to the major cities globally. The company already has their offices in Noida and Mumbai in India and an international office in Dubai and they are now expanding their presence to the US, Canada, UK, Germany, Italy, France, They have provided website design solutions to over 10k projects since their inception in the year 2016. Running with the vision to provide a ‘Website For Everyone’, Css Founder is enabling more job opportunities for Indians with projects coming from across the globe. Css Founder is one of the best website designing company in Delhi NCR working with well known brands in India.

“Growth and expansion are the visions for every business and it was the driving force for Css Founder as well. We feel even more responsible to be catering to the global industry after India. This execution has reinforced us to align our energies to transform how the web design space is perceived. Our goal is to make it highly affordable for anyone and everyone and this is represented in our motto of “website for everyone”, says Imaran Khan, CEO – Css Founder, in a statement.

Css Founder signifies itself as an emblem of the ‘digital India’ campaign which has caught mass attention as it is in continuation with the ” Make in India ” mission of PM Narendra Modi. The company had Indian branch offices in Noida, Surat and Mumbai, along with one in Dubai.

CSR Penetration During Covid

When the world was facing turbulence due to the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the company pledged almost 80,000 meals for underprivileged children over the next 2 years under their, “Free Food for Needy Children” programme. Such corporate social responsibility initiatives highlight the mission and vision of the management of the country.

When CSR budgets of most companies were hit, Css Founder led by example by transporting migrant laborers to their hometowns and by running campaigns so that no soul goes hungry. They accredit the well wishes of those needy to be the strength that drives the consistent growth for the firm.

They are known for substantially affordable, flexible and adaptive web design solutions which has been the USP of the firm. Offering such ease, flexibility and low cost coupled with an endeavor to provide 100 percent client satisfaction has been the aim of the company.

The company spends 10-15 % of their revenue from clients in furthering it to the underprivileged and has continued with this norm during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. Their network of clients from various industries and revenue classes has reached most major global cities like Dubai, Doha, Kuwait, Stockholm, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Jeddah, Riyadh, Columbia, Chicago, Norway, Toronto, Denver, Boise, Atlanta, London, Berlin, Venice, Paris and Tokyo. Css Founder is most ranked Website designing company in Noida on Google search.

Empowering Businesses To Go Digital

With the advancement of technology, our world has transformed into a global village with multiple opportunities up for grabs. In such a space, only those businesses who are investing in building digital spaces of their companies will grow and expand. Investing in building a good website is an instrumental step in this direction and Css Founder is just doing that at costs that don’t hurt any business, big or small.

Disclaimer: The above content is non-editorial and have been sourced from third party syndicated feed. Aptron does not guarantee, vouch for or necessarily endorse any of the above content, nor is responsible for them in any manner whatsoever.

Upskill In These Technologies To Get A High-Paying Job In 2022

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Non-Traditional Ways To Bag Data Science Job Roles In 2022

With technology gradually gripping every aspect of our lives, the modern world is overflowing with data. From work to social life, to leisure activities and even financial matters now have a significant play of technology. With our rising dependence on technology, there is data, which forms the core fabric of every technological advancement. Take, for instance, the data produced on social media, our work emails, and even banking transactions are supported by a huge chunk of data. This fact is reinforced by a recent study, which claims that in 2020, humans created 1.7 megabytes of data every second.

The entire phenomenon is so huge that it has been converted into an exclusive subject called — data sciences, which deals with analysing, interpreting and finding a pattern in the data and further converting it into usable insights. This is now a power-packed, extensive domain, that is being managed by data scientists working round the clock throughout the data industry. Even though thoughts about data science were first expressed and articulated in 1962, it is only now that it has become a sought-after profession. From 2020 to 2021, there was a record change when data science job openings suddenly rose by over 47%, with 11.5 million openings. Against this backdrop, here are some unconventional ways to secure a data science job role in 2022.

Participate in hackathons and competitionsCompetitions and hackathons are an interesting way to put forward your talents in solving real-time domain-specific challenges being given by the organisers. These are special events where coders, programmers, creative professionals and data scientists can collaborate intensively to complete a given creative project.

After designing, building and presenting innovative solutions to the given problem, a pitch or a final concept is given to the stakeholder for evaluation. Here, your skills can surface well and get you in the limelight from people in the industry. Websites like Kaggle and MachineHack are a few of the popular avenues to explore such opportunities online.

Become an influencer by starting a podcast or YouTube channelWhen you have high skill sets, it is essential for you to be of service to the community by sharing your knowledge and skills with other keen aspirants. Choose public platforms like YouTube and podcasts to deliver your insights. While you are supporting others in their data science journey through your experiences, you are also opening yourself to be recognized by the honchos of the tech industry who will be keen to hire you and pay you for your know-how.

Attend professional meetups and white-collar conferencesFor people to take interest in what you do, it is essential to take interest in their endeavours, as the first step. Professional events and conferences are the best opportunity to connect with people from your community and learn what they have been up to. This way you not only gain valuable knowledge but also make professional connections and make potential recruiters interested in your work.

Create an attractive portfolioCollect, organize and present all your professional work in the form of an attractive portfolio and host it on the web through your own website. With this, people can conveniently browse through your work and reach out to you for solving their problems, which holds a higher chance of converting into a job offer. GitHub is one of the most popular developers’ web portals to showcase all your professional achievements and problem-solving skills. It is a great cloud-based repository to develop, store, manage, and track all your coding work in data sciences.

Reach out to people through blogs and demosSet up your blog and start hosting your knowledge in the form of informative blog posts that eventually make you popular in the data science industry. This way, you will have a brand with the potential to gain the traction of an organic audience. WordPress, one of the most popular blogging platforms, today publishes 70 million posts every month and each month, about 409 million people view more than 20 billion pages. This gives you an edge in demonstrating your knowledge base in the tech-savvy data sciences.

Network with people and seek mentorship. It is always good to have a guiding light. Most experienced professionals meet new people every week and actively seek mentorship opportunities to enhance their acumen and work ethics. Having a mentor as someone who is seasoned in data sciences not only gives you enough backrest but upskills you in every interaction you have with them. These mentors can eventually become potential recruiters, and who knows they might be awaiting you with your next professional offer letter in hand.

Way forward Web Designing Course in Noida is a new and evolving industry that needs you to upskill and be socially active with your professional knowledge. If you have the skills and talent, you shouldn’t be scared to open up and share them with the world.

Best Web Designing Training Institute in Noida

What Programming Language Is Primarily Used On The Web?

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Which Programming Language Is Right For You?

Computer science is booming, with the industry is on track to create 1.4 million jobs by 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. Those seeking their big break in the growing industry have a myriad of choices. But which programming language should they be studying?

A new infographic from web hosting review site WhoIsHostingThis breaks down the history, function and learning curve of 10 of the most popular programming languages, from PHP to AJAX. According to the graphic, the easiest language to learn is Python, the most powerful is C++ and the one most likely to remain relevant in a decade is Java.

And students are eager to learn. At Harvard this fall, an introductory computer science course broke enrollment records. The course drew 819 undergraduates — nearly 12 percent of the student body.

Students are also looking beyond traditional means of education to become coding-savvy. Web startups such as One Month and Codecademy offer a series of online courses to orient students on a variety of programming languages.

In May, Codecademy announced that 24 million users had taken its free courses.

With so many options, which programming language is right for you?

Your QNAP NAS Device Is Probably Vulnerable To A Critical Security Flaw, Patch ASAP

Another day another vulnerability. This time we’re dealing with network-attached storage hardware provider QNAP. Interestingly though, this particular vulnerability isn’t entirely QNAP’s fault. It’s PHP.

Yes, a vulnerability has been found in PHP versions 7.1.x when below 7.1.33, 7.2.x when below 7.2.24, and 7.3.x when below 7.3.11. Particularly when in tandem with an improper nginx configuration. Nginx is a web server software that could run the web panel functions for QNAP NAS devices, PHP is a server-side scripting and programming language that allows for code execution, typically with limits.

For this vulnerability to actually be exploited the specific configuration requires running nginx, and php-fpm. PHP-FPM is a deployment method of PHP called FastCGI Process Manager, which allows PHP to run somewhat more efficiently than through certain other libraries. Ultimately while nginx is not the default web server installed on the affected operating systems from QNAP, it does not mean nginx couldn’t be installed anyway. The following are the affected QNAP operating system versions.

• QTS 5.0.x
• QTS 4.5.x
• QuTS hero h5.0.x
• QuTS hero h4.5.x
• QuTScloud c5.0.x

QNAP has already issued fixes for QTS 5.0.x, and QuTS hero h5.0.x, but is still working to push patches to the other version. The versions that are considered safe that have been patched so far are QTS 5.0.1.2034 build 20220515 and later, or QuTS hero h5.0.0.2069 build 20220614 and later.

• To check for new firmware on your devices is pretty simple.
• Log onto your device’s operating system as an administrator
• Go to Control Panel > System > Firmware Update
• Under Live Update, click Check for Update.

At this point, the latest applicable update should be downloaded and automatically installed.

Note that this particular vulnerability is not that new, however, the discovery of the vulnerability within QNAP operating systems is. So web administrators should be aware that they should update to the latest applicable PHP versions to resolve this security flaw on their web server if they use it in tandem with nginx. This is also not the only security item QNAP devices have struggled with, a couple of years ago some devices got ransomware locked using 7zip archiving software.

Best PHP Training Institute in Noida

The main alternatives to PHP to help you choose which is best suited to your project or organisation. APTRON Solutions is a PHP training institution in Noida, which is known for providing the best PHP training in Noida for creation of futuristic PHP programmers. It primarily works on providing the best PHP course in Noida with the help of real time projects.

Software Testing course is designed by working QA professionals with 7+ years of Testing&Quality Assurance experience in the industry. Eager to share the benefits of their experience with a larger audience online, this online course has been designed to emphasize both the theoretical aspects of testing along with the practical guidelines needed to accelerate a career in the area of Testing and QA. Come, Join our online courses team to gain the knowledge needed to navigate the rapidly growing career vertical of Testing.

QA/Testing is one of the most sought after skills in the work place today. Reports suggest that close to 1,00,000 new professionals will join Careers in Testing in India during the 2012-13 financial year.

Whether you are looking to ace your job interview and start career in Testing or want a practical oriented training to accelerate your career growth this course will help you achieve these goals

Students taking this course also have access to our SiliconIndia Careers section and Resume Builder Service where they can design the right resume to get noticed and be recruited by companies looking to hire Testing professionals.

We have 100+ hiring partners on our Careers website who will have access to your Assignment scores (if you have given them permission) and short list you for interviews.

We require that students have access to a computer or laptop to read and view the lectures and answer their assignments.

The course is open to working professionals, recent graduates & students. No previous Testing Experience is required.

Our only requirement is that students have a strong desire to learn about testing and are willing to work hard and complete all their assignments and assessments.

Test Life Cycle / Software Testing Models(manual Testing)

Contains a brief description on the Life Cycle and the different Testing Models.

SDLC:

The software development life cycle (SDLC) is a conceptual model used in project management that describes the stages involved in an information system development project, from an initial feasibility study through maintenance of the completed application/product.

V-Model:

The V-Model shows and translates the relationships between each phase of the development life cycle and its associated phase of testing. The V-model is a software development model which is considered to be an extension of the waterfall model. Instead of moving down in a linear way, the process steps are targeted upwards after the coding phase, to form the typical V shape.

Requirements analysis: In this phase, the requirements of the proposed system are collected by analyzing the needs of the user(s). This phase is concerned about establishing what the ideal system has to perform. However, it does not determine how the software will be designed or built. Usually, the users are interviewed and a document called the user requirements document is generated. The user requirements document will typically describe the system’s functional, physical, interface, performance, data, security requirements etc as expected by the user. The user acceptance tests are designed in this phase.

System Design: System engineers analyze and understand the business of the proposed system by studying the user requirements document. They figure out possibilities and techniques by which the user requirements can be implemented. If any of the requirements are not feasible, the user is informed of the issue. A resolution is found and the user requirement document is edited accordingly.

The software specification document which serves as a blueprint for the development phase is generated. This document contains the general system organization, menu structures, data structures etc. It may also hold example business scenarios, sample windows, reports for the better understanding. Other technical documentation like entity diagrams, data dictionary will also be produced in this phase. The documents for system testing is prepared in this phase.

High-level design: This phase can also be called as high-level design. The baseline in selecting the architecture is that it should realize all which typically consists of the list of modules, brief functionality of each module, their interface relationships, dependencies, database tables, architecture diagrams, technology details etc. The integration testing design is carried out in this phase.

Low-level design: This phase can also be called as low-level design. The designed system is broken up in to smaller units or modules and each of them is explained so that the programmer can start coding directly. The low level design document or program specifications will contain a detailed functional logic of the module, in pseudo-code – database tables, with all elements, including their type and size – all interface details with complete API references- all dependency issues- error message listings- complete input and outputs for a module. The unit test design is developed in this stage.”

Waterfall Model:

The waterfall model is a popular version of the systems development life cycle model for software engineering. Often considered the classic approach to the systems development life cycle, the waterfall model describes a development method that is linear and sequential. Waterfall development has distinct goals for each phase of development. Imagine a waterfall on the cliff of a steep mountain. Once the water has flowed over the edge of the cliff and has begun its journey down the side of the mountain, it cannot turn back. It is the same with waterfall development. Once a phase of development is completed, the development proceeds to the next phase and there is no turning back.

The advantage of waterfall development is that it allows for departmentalization and managerial control. A schedule can be set with deadlines for each stage of development and a product can proceed through the development process like a car in a carwash, and theoretically, be delivered on time.

The disadvantage of waterfall development is that it does not allow for much reflection or revision. Once an application is in the testing stage, it is very difficult to go back and change something that was not well-thought out in the concept stage.

Stages: Project Planning -> Requirements definition -> Design -> Development -> Integration and Testing -> Installation/Acceptance -> Maintenance

Spiral Model:

There are four phases in the “Spiral Model” which are: Planning, Evaluation, Risk Analysis and Engineering. These four phases are iteratively followed one after other in order to eliminate all the problems, which were faced in “The Waterfall Model”. Iterating the phases helps in understating the problems associated with a phase and dealing with those problems when the same phase is repeated next time, planning and developing strategies to be followed while iterating through the phases.

Agile Process:

Agile aims to reduce risk by breaking projects into small, time-limited modules or timeboxes (“iterations”) with each iteration being approached like a small, self-contained mini-project, each lasting only a few weeks. Each iteration has it own self-contained stages of analysis, design, production, testing and documentation. In theory, a new software release could be done at the end of each iteration, but in practice the progress made in one iteration may not be worth a release and it will be carried over and incorporated into the next iteration. The project’s priorities, direction and progress are re-evaluated at the end of each iteration.

Test Life Cycle:

1. Test Requirements stage – Requirement Specification documents, Functional Specification documents, Design Specification documents (use cases, etc), Use case Documents, Test Trace-ability Matrix for identifying Test Coverage.

2. Test Plan – Test Scope, Test Environment, Different Test phase and Test Methodologies, Manual and Automation Testing, Defect Management, Configuration Management, Risk Management, Evaluation & identification – Test, Defect tracking tools, test schedule, resource allocation.

3. Test Design – Traceability Matrix and Test coverage, Test Scenarios Identification & Test Case preparation, Test data and Test scripts preparation, Test case reviews and Approval, Base lining under Configuration Management.

4. Test Environment Setup – Test Bed installation and configuration, Network connectivity’s, All the Software/ tools Installation and configuration, Coordination with Vendors and others.

5. Test Automation – Automation requirement identification, Tool Evaluation and Identification, Designing or identifying Framework and scripting, Script Integration, Review and Approval, Base lining under Configuration Management.

6. Test Execution and Defect Tracking – Executing Test cases, Testing Test Scripts, Capture, review and analyze Test Results, Raise the defects and tracking for its closure.

7. Test Reports and Acceptance – Test summary reports, Test Metrics and process Improvements made, Build release, Receiving acceptance.

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Stack Overflow has published an in-depth study that details the latest trends in programming, including the most popular and highest-paying coding platforms.

In its May 2022 survey, over 70,000 developers gave an insight into the world of programming languages, which reveals some interesting tidbits.

As reported by TechRadar, Stack Overflow reported that JavaScript dominates the charts with a massive 65% of all developers that participated in the survey utilising the language. HTML/CSS was a close second with 55.08%, while database-based language SQL came in third with a 49.43% share.

Thanks to its popularity among developers, JavaScript is the top programming language in the world for the 10th year in a row.

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As far as individuals looking for a career in coding, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and Python were practically neck and neck in terms of the most popular languages for those studying the various coding platforms.

Elsewhere, the study revealed the most attractive coding languages to learn when it comes to salary amounts. Clojure, an offset of the Java-based Lisp programming language, is the most lucrative language to have experience in, with the average salary exceeding the $106,000 mark.

Comparatively, Dart ranks as the least desirable language among companies due to an average salary of $43,724 a year.

Among programming, scripting, and markup languages, Python pays an average salary of $71,105, while JavaScript ranks behind at $65,580. Average yearly income figures for some of the other platforms are as follows:

• Erlang: $103,000
• Perl: $90,000
• C#: $69,516
• C++: $68,000
• PHP: $50,496
• HTML/CSS: $63,984
• C: $67,186

Between 2021 and 2022, median salaries on average increased around 23%. That’s a significant increase for a period spanning just 12 months. Why the sharp jump? Stack Overflow details how Flow, COBOL, Couchbase, and IBM Cloud/Watson all saw the largest salary bumps on a year-over-year basis.

Chief developers are leading the pack in terms of the highest-compensated individuals in this industry, while cloud infrastructure engineers and data engineers are also handsomely rewarded, according to TechRadar. Unsurprisingly, blockchain engineers are also on the receiving end of a substantial payout as well.

Breaking down the types of users who participated in the survey reveals full-stack (46%), and back-end (43%) developers as those who engaged in the study the most, while front-end (26%) and desktop developers (15%) were also involved.

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SAP SE (NYSE:SAP) went down by -3.42% from its latest closing price compared to the recent 1-year high of $150.62. The company’s stock price has collected -3.74% of loss in the last five trading sessions. Barron’s reported on 10/12/21 that SAP Stock Rallies on Strong Earnings and Higher Guidance

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SAP SE (NYSE:SAP) scored a price-to-earnings ratio above its average ratio, recording 20.52 x from its present earnings ratio. Plus, the 36-month beta value for SAP is at 1.11. Opinions of the stock are interesting as 4 analysts out of 12 who provided ratings for SAP SE declared the stock was a “buy,” while 3 rated the stock as “overweight,” 5 rated it as “hold,” and 0 as “sell.”

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The average price from analysts is $134.22, which is $49.03 above the current price. SAP currently public float of 1.09B and currently shorts hold a 0.11% ratio of that float. Today, the average trading volume of SAP was 1.38M shares.

SAP’s Market Performance

SAP stocks went down by -3.74% for the week, with a monthly drop of -9.13% and a quarterly performance of -19.36%, while its annual performance rate touched -35.04%. The volatility ratio for the week stands at 2.02% while the volatility levels for the past 30 days are set at 1.98% for SAP SE. The simple moving average for the period of the last 20 days is -5.66% for SAP stocks with a simple moving average of -25.31% for the last 200 days.

Analysts’ Opinion of SAP

Many brokerage firms have already submitted their reports for SAP stocks, with Exane BNP Paribas repeating the rating for SAP by listing it as a “Neutral.” The predicted price for SAP in the upcoming period, according to Exane BNP Paribas is $105 based on the research report published on June 30th of the current year 2022.

SAP Trading at -7.48% from the 50-Day Moving Average

After a stumble in the market that brought SAP to its low price for the period of the last 52 weeks, the company was unable to rebound, for now settling with -39.77% of loss for the given period.

Volatility was left at 1.98%, however, over the last 30 days, the volatility rate increased by 2.02%, as shares sank -8.67% for the moving average over the last 20 days. Over the last 50 days, in opposition, the stock is trading -13.80% lower at present.

During the last 5 trading sessions, SAP fell by -3.74%, which changed the moving average for the period of 200-days by -37.50% in comparison to the 20-day moving average, which settled at $95.73. In addition, SAP SE saw -34.88% in overturn over a single year, with a tendency to cut further losses.

Stock Fundamentals for SAP

Current profitability levels for the company are sitting at:

• +19.37 for the present operating margin
• +72.26 for the gross margin

The net margin for SAP SE stands at +18.88. The total capital return value is set at 10.57, while invested capital returns managed to touch 11.28. Equity return is now at value 13.50, with 7.20 for asset returns.

Based on SAP SE (SAP), the company’s capital structure generated 38.99 points at debt to equity in total, while total debt to capital is 28.05. Total debt to assets is 21.28, with long-term debt to equity ratio resting at 28.26. Finally, the long-term debt to capital ratio is 20.33.

When we switch over and look at the enterprise to sales, we see a ratio of 3.73, with the company’s debt to enterprise value settled at 0.10. The receivables turnover for the company is 4.11 and the total asset turnover is 0.43. The liquidity ratio also appears to be rather interesting for investors as it stands at 1.24.

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The first Angular version is named Angular 1.0, which Google released in 2010. From 2010 to 2022, the open-source, TypeScript-based front-end framework has undergone 14 updates in its core features, configuration, and libraries, assuring it meets the latest requirements of enterprise web applications.

The Newest Release Happened On 2nd June 2022

So, let’s dive into those newly included or upgraded features of Angular 14 to check how compatible it will be in upcoming times.

So, here’s a checklist:

What’s new in the latest Angular updates? Fast forward Angular Development Process with Standalone Components

The previous versions used the standalone component to streamline the authoring of Angular applications by reducing the NgModules requirements. But, with the new Angular 14 release, the standalone components went through a strict developers preview radar.

As a result, it’s now been used as a fast-forward Angular App development and exploration process.

However, there is a higher possibility of API instability, which could change the regular backend compatibility strategy. Later, the framework will use to develop schematics, for example – ng new <app-name> –standalone. Also, it will document those use cases and learning procedures for further requirements.

Typed Angular Forms

Okay, so the following phrase might get an equal reaction but let me tell you that the latest Angular version has put a full stop to its top Github Issues, which is implementing difficult typing for the Angular Reactive Forms Package.

Typed Angular Form

Typed forms ensure the safe insertions of the values inside forms controls, groups, and arrays inside the API surface. Led to quick and reliable forms creations, especially for higher complex nested cases.

The typed-in form features were significantly updated due to the higher user demand to make smooth and streamlined comments and reviews. Now, with the updated schematics, Angular developers have the accessibility to moderate existing forms with the new prototypes with complete backend compatibility.

Outstretched Developer Diagnostics

In the latest Angular update, new extended diagnostics are attached to help you with extendable framework support. You can now quickly get more insight into your templates and work on their improvements.

The improved diagnostics render compile-time warnings with suitable and accurate suggestions for those templates, ensuring bug-catching before runtime.

Modernized Best Practices

The Angular 14 release has brought many changes and convenient best development practices for high-quality deliverables. Starting with the new detection instruction change on angular.Io, the Agular v14 comes with pre-built tools that allow developers to build scalable web applications.

From routing to the code editor, now you have the upper hand in leveraging the new modification detection instructions on angular.Io.

Well-organized Page Title Accessibility

A streamlined page title accessibility was the need of the hour, and Angular has responded to the users’ demand precisely. Adding the new Route title attribute in the Angular Router v13.2 has eased the page title complex procedure.

“Banana in box” Error

The usual developer syntax is to roll over the brackets and parentheses in two-way data binding, writing ([]) in place of [()]. However, () resembles the banana look due to its curviness and [] looks like a box; it was named “banana in a box” error.

The Angular v13.2 release gave an in-detail description of this blunder. Also, the sheer guidance was there to solve this issue, all using the CLI and Code Editor.

Improved Tree-Shakable Error Message

The Angular 14 release contains new runtime error codes. Angular developers now have the advantage of using this new runtime error code’s robustness to find the references on how to fix the bugs quickly.

This procedure will help you create an optimizer where you can keep your error codes with the long strings of the tree-shaking error messages from production bundles.

To detect the entire text while working on the production debugging, Angular asks you to visit the Angular reference manuals and replicate those mistakes in the development environment.

Non-nullable Values will Help You Catch Nullish Coalescing

The coalescing error rises only if the input is not “nullable.”, referring to uncompromised null or undefined types. The Extended diagnostic warns about the complex errors for useless bullish coalescing operators (??) in Angular templates.

The extended diagnostics reveal the errors during ng build, and ng serves in real-time with the Angular language service. The diagnostics are constructed in tsconfig.Json, where it’s decided to consider diagnostics only a warning, error, or suppression.

Additional developments in the Features of Angular 14 Release

The Angular 14 encompasses the current Typescript 4.7 support and aims for ES2020 by default, enabling the CLI to ship minor code without levelling down.

Moreover, there are several new feature updates that every Angular developer should know:

Bind to Protect 

Angular enables you to bind to protect component members directly from the templates. Asa result, you have more control over the public API surface of your reusable components.

Embedded Views Optional Injectors 

You will find additional support for passing an optional injector while working on the development of an embedded view through ViewContainerRef.CreateEmbeddedView and TemplateRef.CreateEmbeddedView.

This injector later enables the dependency behaviour, making it more personalized within the specific template.

Angular CLI Enhancements

The Standard CLI argument parsing comprises more consistency across the whole Angular CLI, ensuring every flag uses a lower-skewer-case format. However, Angular 14 has come with a removed deprecated camel case arguments support, enabling combined aliases usage support.

Ng Model OnPush 

The Angular community support contribution has ended the significant issue, ensuring that NgModel changes are returned in the UI for OnPush components.

Ng Completion 

The new version of Angular has come with real-time auto-completion for commands as ng serve commands. Before it was not in the command line, typos contributed to the same path.

The latest version of Angular has launched the new ng completion, introducing real-time type-ahead autocompletion! The CLI will ensure its availability during your first command execution in the updated version.

NG Analytics 

The CLI analytics command in Angular 14 allows you to enable analytics settings and print analysis information.

In contrast, you need to ensure that your-detail output effectively communicates with your analytics configurations and provides the development team with the telemetry data making them understand the project prioritization.

NG Cache 

The Ng Cache shows you how to control and print cache information from the command line. You can quickly enable, disable, or delete from disk and print statistics and news.

Bottom Line

Since its initial release, Angular has been the pioneer in developing robust single-page large-scale web applications. However, the in-time, frequent upgrades have made it difficult for newbies to adapt to the changes quickly and precisely.

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The Java programming language is well into its third decade, and the language and its byte code have found a home in everything from embedded chips to massive server farms. Java’s combination of a rock-solid virtual machine and a large collection of libraries make a fertile ecosystem for writing code that runs everywhere.

One area where Java has struggled, however, is the world of servers, which often must juggle connections from thousands or even millions of users. In the early years, Java tools were among the best for creating server-side applications that enforced business logic for all users. Java frameworks like J2EE, Hibernate, Spring, and the basic Java servlets model made it relatively easy to create strong web applications.

The technology thrived until JavaScript and Node.Js appeared. Node.Js garnered plenty of attention, and developers began migrating to the JavaScript runtime environment. There were generally two reasons: First, developers welcomed the opportunity to run the same code on the server and a browser client. Second, Node.Js servers often delivered dramatically faster throughput, thanks to their reactive model.

The Java ecosystem adapted to compete. To start, some developers adopted tools like Google Web Toolkit, which translates Java to JavaScript. Next, they worked to speed up Java on the server. Early Java frameworks for the server had one limitation: each incoming request was given its own thread. This was a clean way to organize incoming and outgoing data, but it was also taxing. Creating a thread takes thousands of bytes of overhead, which could limit the number of users each server could handle. Node.Js used a different model that allowed it to juggle many more users without this overhead.

More recently, Java developers have brought innovations from Node.Js to the Java stack, particularly cloud-native Java frameworks. These frameworks imitate Node.Js’s approach and support lightweight functions that run on cloud machines and can start and stop quickly. They dispense with extra libraries to support rapid deployment on the thinnest server instances available. Cloud-native Java frameworks are designed to support constellations of microservices that can be installed and restarted independently. They typically ship in containers like Docker or Podman for the fastest possible builds and installations.

Modern Java developers seeking a cloud-native experience have an array of options. An ideal cloud-native Java framework leverages the deep experience invested in the Java platform and its third-party libraries while adapting them to run faster and lighter in the cloud. Here are eight Java frameworks built from the ground up for cloud-native development and deployment.

Micronaut
The creators of Micronaut wanted to take the best parts of classic Java frameworks like Spring and Grails—such as flexible configuration and dependency injection—but strip away the heavy memory footprint and slow startup that made them less desirable for developing microservices. They carefully designed annotations that provide enough information for dependency injections without the memory-filling reflection used in older frameworks. Getting more of Micronaut’s configuration done at compile time means the code runs faster and lighter.

The framework is built to support a variety of JVM-based languages (currently, Java, Kotlin, and Groovy) and run them across various clouds. Predefined configuration files simplify deploying the server or serverless functions on all the major clouds, and there are well-written documentation pages for all the major database connections.

Micronaut’s developers also want the framework to support good development teamwork. An HttpClient implementation is bundled with the project to simplify writing unit tests without leaving Micronaut or adding more work. These tests are often simpler and more comprehensive than the tests required for dynamic frameworks. This is, again, thanks to the work done at compile time.

Micronaut is not only for developing applications with cloud functions. The framework is general enough to support traditional roles and some desktop applications. Its tight integration with GraalVM makes it possible to use Micronaut to generate native applications.

Quarkus
Developers who want to use a well-understood mix of imperative and reactive code can turn to Quarkus. The Quarkus team started by anticipating the most common use cases for cloud-native development, then built the framework with examples that support those use cases with as little as zero configuration. The result is easily rolled into a container and deployed in a Kubernetes cluster.

The development team paid particular attention to ensuring fast boot times so Kubernetes clusters can scale up quickly. This is an ideal feature for functions that run sporadically because they can be left cold until they’re invoked.

One of the project’s goals is to embrace and extend many existing standards and libraries that are common in the Java community. For example, JAX-RS annotations define the REST endpoints. The configuration begins with Eclipse MicroProfile. Quarkus’s development team also integrated more than 50 standard libraries, so there’s a good chance you’ll recognize the design patterns in certain cases.

You can use the basic Quarkus framework for a variety of services. Starting with Quarkus 2.8, Quarkus’ developers are gently encouraging the RESTeasy Reactive model. It is the standard option if you are starting a new project, but you don’t have to use it. RESTeasy Reactive offers a simpler, non-blocking structure and patterns. Instead of assigning one thread to each request, a set of non-blocking threads handles all the I/O and invokes your code when needed.

Quarkus also embraces a wide range of deployment options. While it’s said to be “container first,” it can run on bare metal. There’s also a built-in configuration option called Funqy that simplifies creating the functions accepted by AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Knative, and a few other options.

Spring Cloud Functions
Java developers are well-acquainted with the Spring framework because it’s been the foundation for many projects for around two decades. Spring’s developers decide to create a new version that’s better suited for cloud deployment, as well as some other roles. The functions in Spring Cloud Functions are meant to be easily redeployed to a variety of tasks like web services, stream processing, or background work.

The Spring Cloud Functions framework continues many of the same philosophical traditions pioneered by Spring. Cloud functions in this framework support a reactive or imperative style, as well as a hybrid mixture of both.

Supporting a wide variety of options is a big goal for the project. There are adapters that shoehorn the functions into AWS Lambda, Microsoft Azure, Apache OpenWhisk, Google Cloud Platform, and a few other common cloud function environments. There are also adapters for major streaming frameworks like Apache Kafka, Solace, and RabbitMQ, as well as the standalone option Spring Cloud Stream. Packaging and deployment is heavily automated so you can concentrate on developing the functions themselves.

The Spring Cloud Functions development team also worked hard to handle many of the common pitfalls and challenges of cloud deployment. Spring Cloud Skipper can be used to juggle deployments across multiple clouds. Spring Cloud Sleuth helps with debugging by tracing data flows. Spring Cloud Security manages many of the chores for securing an application so that only the right people can execute the functions. There are several dozen different subprojects alone.

The project is a very good foundation for distributing business applications through a variety of platforms. Once your application logic is encapsulated into a Cloud Function POJO, it can find a home working in dozens of different roles.

Vert.X
The creators of Vert.X wanted to create a very fast framework by simplifying the event loop and optimizing the connection with the database. Vert.X has a single event loop like Node.Js, which allows it to juggle multiple connections as the events arrive. It also takes advantage of Java’s threading model to process events with multiple threads in a pool, which may run on multiple cores if they’re available.

The structure is also planned to simplify creating the pipeline to process an event stream. It borrows constructs like promises and futures to avoid messy code with layered callbacks. The asynchronous options help produce clean, readable code filled with simple chains of method invocations as the events move along the event bus.

The Vert.X development team not dogmatic about their vision. They often say that Vert.X is a toolkit not a framework. The code is modular so you can pick and choose which features to use and assemble an architecture that fits your application. Programmers who want more of an imperative structure instead of a reactive one can find support for Kotlin’s coroutines.

This project is part of the Eclipse ecosystem. A variety of versions and options offer plenty of freedom. The Vert.X application generator, for instance, will produce either Java or Kotlin code with dozens of potential dependencies like template engines or API support.

Eclipse MicroProfile
The Eclipse team created the MicroProfile project as a way to adapt Jakarta EE to run smaller constellations of microservices. It strips out some of the larger platform’s overhead while bundling together libraries that are pretty much standard for many microservice architectures.

The approach is most attractive for developers who might be migrating code from larger, older Java EE or Jakarta EE projects. Much of the configuration and architecture remain the same. In many cases, the adjustments are minor. But the design encourages the kind of decisions that make it simpler to create lighter weight, faster code. Some developers use MicroProfile as a stepping stone on the way to more modern cloud-native frameworks.

Dropwizard
Some developers have a natural affection for older, well-tested modules and they’ll enjoy Dropwizard. Dropwizard’s development team has always emphasized words like stable and mature. They collected modules for database connections like Hibernate and mixed in frameworks for form and other standard web application components. Dropwizard also streamlines dependency injection and runtime maintenance processes such as configuration and logging.

Dropwizard is a favorite for teams working to revise and extend an existing application. The structure is compatible with the older, mature approaches because it is built upon them.

Starter frameworks for cloud platforms

Sometimes, there’s no need for something complex or elaborate. All of the clouds maintain basic examples that are good places to start writing simple functions. They’re mainly designed to support very simple decisions and help developers start up quickly.

As an example, Google Cloud Platform’s development team open-sourced their basic framework for Java functions that run in its function-as-a-service (FaaS). The code built using it is meant to integrate quickly with GCP’s standard triggers although it can also run successfully on any local machine.

Microsoft also open-sourced its framework for Java. The model includes several routines for simplifying data transfers like a library for translating JSON data into and out of Java POJOs. If the function trigger supplies metadata with the invocation, the framework handles it directly.

Both of these frameworks let you accomplish many simple chores by just writing a single class with a single function. More complicated projects may want to merge this basic tool with some of the other frameworks I’ve described. These are just starting points, but sometimes that’s enough.

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