My understanding is cucumber as a BDD tool fits into an automation testing engineer whereas DevOps is more towards Continous Delivery model. So my question is should a DevOps engineer write cucumber junits or only mock tests?
Why do you want to do such a thing?? The best option is to use a client like toad or workbench for ddl operations. Remember, never write something in UI which directly connects to db!
So the docker hub repositories are centrally located just like aws. So all my company confidential data would need to reside outside. Am I right? So security is a big concern!!
I am wondering if organisations have their own private docker hub, something like nexus for docker repository. My understanding is Jenkins builds the war and pushes it to the repo for docker to pull it. Am I right?
I know BMC's Bladelogic(BL) is used to move software packages (like war, ear) from staging to production servers. I am wondering if Docker can be used to replace BL. The reason I ask is, I am proficient in BL and trying to compare it with Docker.
This framework design seems a bit incorrect. Instead of pushing the failed messages to the queue, you could rather send all the failed messages to a temporary storage like a temp table. Once the main activity completes, you can process the failed ones.
I was asked how strategy pattern could be used to convert data from xml to jaxb. I am not sure if the question was right
Even before I could start thinking and putting in code, I wanted to know if this is feasbile pattern or if i misunderstood the question
Guessing, the problem is with your declaration
try changing private Map<String, DefaultMessageListenerContainer> tvrrmQueueProcessors to private Map<String, DefaultMessageListenerContainer> tvrrmImportQueueProcessor