Haiku is an open source operating system inspired by BeOS, an operating system developed by Be Inc in the 90s. Although it’s still in a beta phase, Haiku is surprisingly fast and responsible. You can find many reviews on the web about it. During the last few days I have been playing with it on […]
Category: Java
For the last few days I have been attending the online JChampions Conference. This conference is organized and featured by Java Champions (widely recognized members of the Java community). As I promised on Twitter, I selected a couple of talks from the event that I liked very much (I almost feel guilty of selecting just […]
Update: IntelliJ Idea version 2021.3 now supports Podman out of the box. If you are using that version, these may not be needed anymore. One of the things I missed when I migrated from Docker to Podman was the builtin integration in IntelliJ. As more users migrate to Podman, I believe it will be supported, […]
I was going to propose including this in the Camel K official documentation, but I am keeping it here for now now because it requires some hacks to work. Up until now I have been using k3s for most of my development work, since it runs well on my NUC, but recently I switched to […]
Recently I was converting some test cases so that they would run as integration tests instead of unit tests. The maven-failsafe-plugin instead of maven-surefire-plugin. The initial bits of the conversion were running smoothly until I hit a few complex components with lots of dependencies. Then, suddenly I was getting to a point where tests that […]
Here’s a quick tip if you happen to have problems with the “javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: no cipher suites in common” exception. This may be caused because the java security settings is restricting the ciphers and algorithms that applications are allowed to use. This may be defined either at a system level (as in the case of Fedora, […]