Continuing my journey to learn more about microcontrollers, I’ve decided to test some new components with my Pi Pico. A clock on a bigger OLED screen seemed to be a good option. Also, it will probably be integrated to temperature and humidity sensors later to monitor my new baby boy’s room. This was an interesting…
As part of my personal interest in different areas of technology, I have decided to go a bit deeper in the low power consumption microcontroller boards world that will (hopefully) leads me to a better understanding of practical implementation of Internet-of-Things (IoT) concept. In this article I tried to document my beginner’s journey to learn…
Personally, I’m not really against online marketing on websites in the form of ads. The problem comes when some websites abuse this practice, significantly slowing down page load time and consuming more hardware resources than it is supposed to. Also, I have privacy concerns regarding data that trackers collect about me and how they use…
EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) is AWS’s managed containers orchestration solution that simplifies Kubernetes cluster management. This article presents a technical implementation example that demonstrates how to automatically deploy a AWS EKS Cluster that uses a combination of AWS ALB (Application Load Balance) and NGINX as its Kubernetes Ingress Controller. What is Kubernetes Ingress Controller? One…
This article is a quick guide to demonstrate how to deploy a MuleSoft (Mule) app in a container on Azure AKS (Azure Container Service – Kubernetes). Apart from assuming that you have (very) basic knowledge about Azure, containers and MuleSoft, below are the other pre-requisites: SSH key pair – you will need a SSH Key Pair…
In my previous post, I presented an overview of the new Sparx EA Schema Composer. I have also highlighted few points for discussion. Well… I believe that I will cover all of them in this article. Sparx EA extensions If you have used Sparx EA for a while, you probably know that you of the…
When Sparx Enterprise 12 was release few months ago, I didn’t really rush to see what were the new features until I read this article about new Wireframes feature. This post can be considered as a continuation of my previous post ‘Deriving XML Schemas from your Information Model’, as this replaces the last step (where we generate…
Following my post regarding Class Specialisation concept implementation in XML schemas, I decided to give an overview of the end-to-end process for deriving XML schemas from an Enterprise Canonical/Information Model. As I’ve said before, I like to use the Object Management Group’s (OMG) Model Driven Architecture (MDA) approach because it promotes reusability through technology agnostic design…
I’ve decided to write this quick post to share a practical approach that I suggested to a client in order to solve a specific issue when realising their logical Information Model (a.k.a Canonical Model/Common Information Model/SOA Information Model…) to XML schemas (used for their Service Contracts). Example scenario To illustrate a specialisation scenario for a Class…
It is not unusual for SOA projects to start to create a list of services using a spreadsheet. However, this list will increase over time and must be well managed to support discoverability and reusability of services. This importer tool is useful when using Sparx Enterprise Architect to model services, by automating the import of…
