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Sergiusz Wolewicz .NET Developer

In the 21st century, information technologies are developing in a geometric progression—and, among other things, NoSQL databases have become quite popular. For reasons of cost, ease of maintenance, access, scalability, and more, many applications and IT systems are being moved to the cloud. NoSQL database solutions are also available in the cloud, one such solution is CosmosDB in the Azure cloud. But how will it perform in small projects?...

Michał Koziarowski Chapter Leader, Technical Architect

In the current global environment, retail companies can’t exist without the operational day-to-day technical support of their systems. When everything runs smoothly, customers tend to forget about the retail support companies that make this happen. Efforts of people who work in this sector are often taken for granted...

Tomasz Synak Senior Software Developer

While working on one of the projects, there was a need to verify the results of a complex and long running business process, which has been conducted against external API. The whole process consisted of many HTTP requests, which needed to be done in a very specific order. Since the API was updated frequently, often fails and was ‘moody’, our team needed to verify it manually, usually several times a week, to identify what is not working correctly or what has changed. This was costly. We seeking a solution which would do it quickly, automatically, on-demand and would clearly identify which part is failing...

Jarosław Weselski Software Engineer

This article explores the topic of application monitoring with Azure Dashboard Monitoring and Alerts...

Objectivity Innovative leader in technologies

According to Gartner, a legacy application can be any "information system that may be based on outdated technologies, but is critical to day-to-day operations". Reliance on legacy systems can hold organisations captive, hamper digital innovation, and increase technical debt day by day...

Objectivity Innovative leader in technologies

The healthcare sector is constantly in need of new sophisticated digital solutions. Nowadays, the ageing society demands more care than ever, contemporary issues require more advanced medical treatments, new electronic devices in users’ hands and larger amounts of data to work with. The COVID-19 outbreak has also changed our habits and the ways in which we access health specialists. On top of that, many experts started to notice the lack of interoperability between the systems and institutions and see it as a big problem that needs to be addressed...