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Do you use the AWS SDK clients, models etc. when you want to access AWS services like S3, DynamoDB etc?
If not, how do you create the requests (JASON) and how do you do the authentication?
Alex
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The Airhacks Time Machine: 4th episode, July 3rd:
Are vanilla Java EE applications actually viable?
What about exposing DB objects via REST directly?
A lot of classes that are shared between JEE and non-JEE applications, so a lot of those classes are in "util" Maven module that is shared between applications. Is this OK or do you have a better solution? (...)
"(...) As the author of @clustered I'd like to politely correct you. Implementation is different from JBoss, bean is backed by Hazelcast IMap, so RAFT isn't used all that often and split brain mostly non-issue. Works great in production so please use as appropriate!"
Lenny Primak (@lprimak)
and:
The key difference from JBoss is that the "leader" doesn't have to be picked. The data is only in once place and completely managed by Hazelcast's fantastic clustering/data partitioning mechanism
From: https://twitter.com/lprimak/status/1578444280082751488?s=20&t=hJ3qApBgDcvVBRa0NXIE6Q