A major reason for the popularity of JVM languages is the ability to interoperate with Java. This enables you to use the vast ecosystem of Java libraries and frameworks in the language of your choice, such as Kotlin. However, one of the challenges of using Kotlin in a Java environment is dealing with nullability. In contrast to Java, Kotlin has a strong type system that distinguishes between nullable and non-nullable types. This is a huge boon for Kotlin developers, as it helps to already prevent null pointer exceptions at compile time.
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Reverse proxies often are the key component in a web platform, be it eCommerce, B2B or anything else. Hence, they need to be rock solid. In my experience, reverse proxy outages only seldomly occur due to bugs in the proxy software itself, but rather from misconfiguration.
In a past project, the customer utilized Prisma Cloud Compute for scanning running containers for known vulnerabilities (This is not endorsement of this particular software, just the one the customer decided to employ). In theory, it provided a detailed view of the container patch level within the organization. However, the end result was often one of two options: