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Harsha Jayamanna: A Software Engineer who likes to Code, Solve Problems and Build Things.

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The Morning Machine

Source : https://www.drinkmorning.com/ The Smart Coffee Machine This coffee machine will enable you to brew great coffee at home while providing you the ability to control temperature, output, and pressure. The machine comes with wifi and a mobile application that enables you to control all these parameters. The machine comes with several default recipes, and once you got the machine, you can start brewing straight away, even without connecting it to wifi. When connected to the wifi, you can use the mobile application to create more recipes with different configurations. From the mobile application, you will be able to browse more recipes under different roasters. The app will also enable you to create your own recipes and manage recipes in the machine, among other many features. Roaster recipes Brew and create recipes Manage machine recipes Find more about the machine: https://www.drinkmorning.com/pages/the-morning-machine The Technology The Coffee Machine and the Ec...

AWS ACM PCA for AWS IoT and SSL Pinning

Photo by Micah Williams on Unsplash AWS ACM PCA ACM Private CA enables the creation of private certificate authority (CA) hierarchies, including root and subordinate CAs[2]. What is a certificate authority (CA)? A certificate authority (CA), also sometimes referred to as a certification authority, is a company or organization that acts to validate the identities of entities[1]. There are many companies in the world that are CAs. You can buy services from them and use them to enable HTTPS in your websites among other things. In your Browser's address bar, there is a padlock icon and by clicking on it you can see the CA for the certificate that is being used by the website you are in. Figure 1: CA The above diagram shows the root CA(Google Trust Services - GlobalSign Root CA-R2) for the blogger.com platform. These certificates were provided by a company called GlobalSign . You will also see that there are three certificates in the image in a hierarchical structure. Mor...

Setting up a proper GIT workflow

Photo by Yancy Min on Unsplash When working in a team or as an individual in a Software Project, it is mandatory to have a proper Git workflow. It will help you to release features and fixes via CICD to your clients easily without any confusion. Once the proper Git workflow is set up, Developers can focus on the software development adhering to the workflow and ship changes. CICD Branching Strategy At the end of a sprint, when we’re ready to do a release, we create a new release branch from the main branch. Developers can submit their pull requests to the main branch. Within a Sprint, several deployments can be done to test the features (DEV testing). When all verification and testing are done (STAGING testing), a new release branch is created from the main branch and deployed. This release branch contains all the fixes and feature that is in the main branch. Git workflow Developers are not allowed to commit directly to the main branch. Instead, they have to fork the repository, finis...

Java: Runnable vs Callable

Photo by Maxwell Nelson on Unsplash Runnable There are two ways to create a thread Provide a Runnable object. Subclass Thread Callable A task that returns a result and may throw an exception. Implementors define a single method with no arguments called call. Why Runnable and Callable? Why there are two approaches to handle threads in Java? Let's dig further. Imagine there is a single-threaded web server that can accept client requests. This server will definitely be very slow and inefficient, but it can be improved by utilizing threads. By using threads we can create a thread for each request to handle the request. Even with this approach, there are a few issues that could arise. Such as, Creating and teardown of threads for each request could cause resource exhaustion and make the system inefficient. Having many threads running at the same time could use more resources such as memory and CPU. The system could become unstable due to the thread limit. The number of threads a Java...

Medium: Digesting SOLID principles

Photo by bert b on Unsplash Check my first article in the company( Servian ) blog. #softwaredesign #solidprinciples #softwarearchitecture https://servian.dev/digesting-solid-principles-81a102505541

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