We all recognize the need for both server and application monitoring in a production environment and Tcat Server makes this easy. However, the development and QA process can also benefit from this feature. At MuleSoft I’m often asked to write small one-off webapps for different parts of our internal infrastructure — often they are interim [...]

Filed under: Tech Ramblings, Tomcat / Tcat Server by Mark Griffin on Monday, November 15, 2010 | Social tagging: alerts > DevOps > howto > QA > Testing
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Galaxy includes many standard events you can use right out of the box, such as ENTRY_CREATED and LIFECYCLE_TRANSITION. (For the full list, click here). Using the Event API, you can also create your own events and create scripts that listen for them.

Filed under: MuleForge by Mark Griffin on Thursday, November 20, 2008
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