API Chain using IFTTT and AWS Services – Knattra 2018
We hosted a hackathon where the participants created an API chain using IFTTT, with an infrastructure based on some AWS services. Checkout the aftermovie! Knattra - The Hackathon Under the…
Speech recognition using Google Dialogflow
Following the recent release of Google Home in Swedish, I have been exploring how speech recognition in Swedish can be leveraged in various applications. In September 2016, Google acquired a…
Understanding Istio Ingress Gateway in Kubernetes
Traditionally, Kubernetes has used an Ingress controller to handle the traffic that enters the cluster from the outside. When using Istio, this is no longer the case. Istio has replaced…
Face recognition with AWS and Android Things
This blog post is part 2 in our series about Wallace, our four wheeled, Android Things on an RPi3 powered company house robot. You can find the first part of…
AWS Elasticsearch JavaScript Client
I have spent some time working with the AWS Elasticsearch Service lately. Regrettably, I found the threshold before being productive was higher than I anticipated. One of my obstacles was…
DIY “Face ID” door lock using AWS Rekognition
DIY "Face ID" I recently started to learn and explore the services at AWS, and the face recognition service seemed particularly interesting. In this post I want to share with…
AWS Glue Dev Endpoint Deleter
Development of AWS Glue scripts can potentially add unnecessary expenses to your invoice if you are not careful. This blog post shows one way to avoid some of the cost…
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UWP Jump lists done right
I’ve spent some time the JumpList API for UWP apps recently and there were a couple of things that caught me by surprise that I wanted to share with you,…
A picture on the wall
When I decided to leave jayway I wanted to leave something behind, I opted for a picture on the wall of some of my colleagues. Unfortunately I didn't manage to…
Database Deployments with Automatic Rollbacks, part V: Summary of the Series
åThis post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part, we’ll sum up the deployment process…
Database Deployments with Automatic Rollbacks, part IV: Adding automatic rollbacks of application services
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part of the series, we’ll add automatic…
Database Deployments with Automatic Rollbacks, part III: Deploying the Database Updates
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part of the series, we’ll create the actual…
Database Deployments with Automatic Rollbacks, part II: Packaging the Database Updates
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part of the series, we’ll bundle the…
Hone your craft: approaches to making code testable
I recently read a blog post about using shims to unit test without interfaces. It looks really compelling, so I thought I'd explore some ways to create testable code to…
Database Deployments with Automatic Rollbacks, part I: Where We Are, and Where We Want to Be
In this world of continuous and automated everything, it seems we’ve “solved” most of the problems of deployment of services. However, that only gets us part of the way. Most…