jozi9
Joined 13 years ago
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Comment · 5 years ago
One is a Docker monitoring service, other is a REST API monitoring service. Anyone interested just by these titles?:)
Comment · 5 years ago
REST API monitoring and testing (yeah I know cert is expired:)
Comment · 6 years ago
Shameless plug but I created an app exactly for this purpose: https://www.apilope.com
You can schedule test flows and validate responses as well.
Edit: my cert is expired, I’ll fix this (now that I have a lot of time to spare:)
Comment · 6 years ago
Decided to reverse my long-time TODO list and start from the bottom because I realised I'd never get there otherwise. It feels so good so I advise everyone to go and do the same.
For me it looks like this, I'm working on a bootstrapped simple SaaS tool for devops (docker container monitoring):
- Clojure so I'm learning FP and Lisp
- Clojurescript/Reagent so I'm learning SPA/react
- MongoDB so I'm learning NoSQL
- Vim so I'm learning editing like a boss
- SaaS so I'm learning marketing (SEO/Blogging to start with)
Comment · 7 years ago
For this reason I created https://www.apilope.com - you can trigger hosted API tests from your CI workflow as well.
Comment · 7 years ago
https://www.apilope.com/ - 0 revenue, 0 users, 0 traffic
Comment · 8 years ago
I see that it's trending but without any comments - so allow me a shameless plug, I created a tool to monitor my APIs (can schedule calls, do response content checks, send alerts etc): http://www.apilope.com
If you drop me a line after you signed up I can flag you as a demo user that's free forever - or at least until you want to pay or cancel :)
Comment · 8 years ago
I’m working on http://www.apilope.com - I think it’s cool for monitoring rest apis with test cases, which was kind of a scratch my own itch thingie.
Comment · 8 years ago
I'd say for starters, Scrum because it gives you a framework. After you get used to the Agile methods, just tailor it or switch to Kanban.
I jumped on the Scrum bandwagon in 2008. It was refreshing after so many years of waterfall! I have introduced it in 3-5 companies during the years, but sometimes it just feels rather restricting (after you get used to it) in recent years we started leaning towards Kanban-style, but we are still using methods like planning poker, checking velocity, and doing standups. And of course if you're not remote, you still need a taskboard - shameless plug, we're selling reusable storycards for this!