Author Archives: George Valentin Voina

#Banking is changing and we will have to change its meaning in the near future

By | December 27, 2019

All this started with a tweet by Chris Gledhill: I agree 100% with the idea that the whole idea of banking and what it is to be a bank will change completely in the next years. I just looked around what “traditional banks” do at this point, in this era of post 2008 crisis of… Read More: #Banking is changing and we will have to change its… »

#Jboss #Artemis AMQ153005: Unable to retrieve ${0} from JNDI. Creating a new ${1} named ${2} to be used by the MDB

By | December 17, 2019

This is a strange annoying warning that suddenly appeared after I upgraded to JBoss 7.4.2 and was completly flooding my output log. It looks like an warning due to a bad configuration that until version 7.4.2 was ignored. My log looked something like this: Of course the fact that somehow the warning message seems to… Read More: #Jboss #Artemis AMQ153005: Unable to retrieve ${0} from JNDI. Creating… »

#Oracle: ORA-02298: cannot validate "key" – parent keys not found

By | December 17, 2019

When trying to add a foreign key to a table sometimes the error ORA-02298 is thrown. Let’s have two tables a MyTable and a MyTableHistory connected by a historyid column from MyTable that points to the id column from MyTableHistory Try then to add add foreign key like: If we are in the case of… Read More: #Oracle: ORA-02298: cannot validate "key" – parent keys not found »

Use #ELK stack to monitor #JBOSS application server

By | December 13, 2019

The ELK (ElasticSearch+LogStash +Kibana ) stack is maybe the best method to monitor your environment in a simple visually applying way. My task was to monitor the parameters of a Jboss/Wildfly application server where my enterprise application is hosted. There are several guides that describe how to deploy the basic stack, I am not going… Read More: Use #ELK stack to monitor #JBOSS application server »

Migrating a #PostgreSQL database to a diferent PostgreSQL version or to a restrictive Postgres instance of cloud providers like #AWS-RDS

By | December 11, 2019

There are instances when one needs to migrate data from a Postgres database to a different PostgreSQL database version or even worse to a restrictive PostgreSQL instance of cloud providers like #AWS-RDS. When migrating to a different version of Postgres after you used to run on a frozen production version for long time it may… Read More: Migrating a #PostgreSQL database to a diferent PostgreSQL version or… »

#OpenSSH private keys with old PEM format

By | December 11, 2019

Starting from openssh 7.8 the default format for private keys has changed from PEM to OpenSSH: That means that private keys generated with the referenced command: (ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096) are no longer generated as PEM format. Lot’s of online services do not accept this format yet CircleCI, GitHub are some of the services… Read More: #OpenSSH private keys with old PEM format »