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December 14, 2020 DZone Daily Picks Today's digest is a roundup of some of the best content from the

December 14, 2020 DZone Daily Picks Today's digest is a roundup of some of the best content from the past week! What did we learn from the AWS outage? What is Java concurrency evolution? Why big data should also be smart. [Best Practices for Securing Cloud Native Applications]( [Download the white paper >]( Daily Picks [Lessons Learned from the November AWS Outage]( [Ankur Kumar Cloud Zone]( An analysis and recommendations for cloud-based architecture, based on data from the recent Amazon Web Service's infrastructure outage. [Java Concurrency Evolution]( [Csaba Bejan Java Zone]( It is becoming crucial to understand the tooling around how the available computing capacity can be best utilized. [Why Big Data Should Also Be Smart]( [Pavel Svirsky Big Data Zone]( In this article, see why big data should also be smart data and see why it's not always useful. [Do You Trust Your Microservices Identities?]( [Shauli Rozen Microservices Zone]( In this article, see how identities are established and see whether you can trust your microservices identities. [Implementing DAO Design Pattern in Jedis Using Java API]( [Tiruvenkatasamy Baskaran Database Zone]( In this article, we are going to learn the DAO design pattern and the implementation in the Jedis java client. [Flask Creator Armin Ronacher Interview]( [Elizabeth Lvova Web Dev Zone]( Armin Ronacher has become a prolific contributor to the Python software ecosystem, having created such widely used projects as Flask and Jinja2. [Diving Into SSO With Spring SAML and SSOCircle]( [Ion Pascari Java Zone]( How to configure Spring SAML on Spring Boot + Thymeleaf project via java configuration and connecting it to SSOCircle Identity Provider. New Downloads from DZone [Refcard] [Getting Started With Kubernetes]( Containers weighing you down? Kubernetes can scale them. In order to run and maintain successful containerized applications, organization is key. This Refcard has all you need to know about Kubernetes including key concepts, how to successfully build your first container, and more. [Free Download >]( [Trend Report] [Kubernetes and the Enterprise]( This report will explore key developments in myriad technical areas related to the omnipresent container management platform, plus expert contributor articles highlighting key research findings like scaling a microservices architecture, cluster management, deployment strategies, and much more! [Free Download >]( [Refcard] [Getting Started With Container Registries]( Container registries serve as libraries to store and access third-party container images required during the build phase of the SDLC and the images produced for deployment to test, staging, and production environments. While public container registries are accessible and convenient, private registries can better integrate into existing CI/CD workflows, offer greater control over access and security, as well as help ensure build repeatability and reliability. This Refcard covers key container concepts and terminology; common use cases; and guidelines for container registry configuration, operation, security, and storage. [Free Download >]( [Help](mailto:support@dzone.com) | [Manage Preferences]( DZone, 600 Park Offices Dr, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 © DZone 2020

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