I attended the Microsoft OpenHack Kafka from the 3rd to the 5th of June in London. I had some free time to do a small visit to the City. As always, my Lumix G7 was travelling with me 😆 The first day, when I just arrived, I wanted to visit the Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster. Unfortunately, the Big Ben is under maintenance. I couldn’t see it 😭😭 But, I could the chance to shoot the 🇺🇸 US Marine One ! 🤩🤩 ...
To celebrate the Groundbreaker Award and Oracle Code New York, my book “Playing with Java Microservices on Kubernetes and OpenShift” will be FREE forever ! This is a gift is for the community that voted for me and helped me to achieve this great award ! 🤩 The book is available on the Leanpub website: Thank you so much for voting for me !! 🥳
I’m thrilled⚡ to announce that I’m one of the four winners of the Oracle Groundbreaker Awards for this year 🤩 https://twitter.com/OracleDevs/status/1129159643148611584 This is one of the happiest moments of my life 🥰 https://twitter.com/OracleDevs/status/1129842891009007616 Here is the video of the ceremony 🤩😍🥰 Thank you for all those who believed and voted for me !! Thank you for your support that made me win !!
Some days ago, I got an idea to make a personal project about “Connected Devices”. This idea led me to discover some Artificial Intelligence and especially Machine Learning. The first thing that I did: I started seeking for a good course in many websites: edx, coursera and udemy.. These are the most popular sites of elearning that I am usually referencing to when I want to attack new technology or any CS field. ...
Thursday March 28th, 2019, night, I was flying from Paris to Tunis. When I landed and the network came back, I got a mysterious Twitter notification: I am tagged in a tweet published by @OracleDevs : I was extremely happy in a way that I thought maybe I was dreaming. The plane landed nearly 00:30, I was tired, so I was convinced maybe a DayDream, or Early Night Dream, as it was midnight ! ...
I just updated my book « Playing with Java Microservices with Kubernetes and OpenShift » 😃 The release changelog: Fixed some typos 🙈 I just finished writing the Chapter 14: Getting started with OpenShift 👌 I started writing the Chapter 15: The OpenShift style 🎶 I started working on Istio Tutorial that will be the first bonus chapter in the book ⚡️⚡️ I will be covering more and more subjects soon 😁 ...
The workshop “Playing with Java Microservices on Kubernetes” was held from 19/11 to 24/11, at the National School of Computer Sciences, in Mannouba, Tunisia. The workshop was done on 18 Hours of training about Java, Spring Boot, DDD, Docker, Kubernetes, Cloud Patterns, CI/CD… Some Github repositories used in the sessions: Monolith Example Microservices Examples We got even a special guest, my techno-mate Houssem Dellai, the great Microsoft MVP, that presented, thru a 3 Hours session, Docker & Kubernetes and the CI/CD lifecycles with a great demo of Azure DevOps for the students of ENSI Tunisia. ...
We organized, at Onepoint, our first Architecture Meetup, the 19th of July, in our beautiful headquarters in Trocadéro, Paris. Our first edition’s guest: Aymen El Amri : the founder of eralabs a consulting and training company and, a community hub. He help companies build and learn how to build modern and cloud native applications. He’s written tech books like Painless Docker and founded online communities like DevOpsLinks and Kaptain. ...
Here we go ! Today, I start working as Technical Leader for OnePoint Group, the Leader in Digital Transformation in France & Europe. Onepoint? Founded on 2002 More than 2200 Employees 36 years old as average age 13 offices worldwide Communities & Brainstorming Driven Company What will I be doing? I will be a member of the Architecture Community, to help architects deploy their solutions in Java. I will be also a member of the Banking, Finance & Insurance Community member. Here I will be working on helping our customers on development, performance & architecture problematics. ...
Today marks my last day at Davidson Consulting, after a great experience of nearly three years. I have enjoyed working for Davidson, even I was excited on some projects. Many great achievements: Successful project realization for EthiKonsulting Successful contract with Airbus Defense & Space Successful contract with Canal+ Successful contract with Société générale Corporate and Investment Banking Successful trainings for more than 50 employees in many fields (Agile, SOA, Java SE/EE, Docker, …) Partnership with Oracle, for sponsoring NetBeans Day France I’m a Java EE developer, I believe and love the Continuous Integration and the Continuous Delivery, this lead me to seek the Continuous Challenge & Learning. Bernard Shaw said: ...