Linux: Know PID running at a specific port number

To know the process id which is running on a specific port number

$ sudo netstat -nlp | grep :1212
   tcp6       0      0 :::1212        :::*   LISTEN      21341/java 


$ lsof -i 

It displays the information of all currently running process like PID, port number, user etc.


Example:-

$ lsof -i
COMMAND     PID    USER   FD   TYPE DEVICE      SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
java       60729   ram  7188u  IPv6  121212      0t0  TCP *:1291 (LISTEN)
java       60850   ram  7181u  IPv6  1212        0t0  TCP *:1195 (LISTEN)
java       60949   ram  8173u  IPv6  1212        0t0  TCP *:2272 (LISTEN)
java       70040   ram  1971u  IPv6  1213        0t0  TCP *:2230 (LISTEN)
java       70142   ram  9072u  IPv6  11111       0t0  TCP *:4449 (LISTEN)
java       70232   ram  1365u  IPv6  111         0t0  TCP *:5585 (LISTEN)
java       70318   ram  1476u  IPv6  111         0t0  TCP *:6514 (LISTEN)
python     70400   ram    43u  IPv4  2222        0t0  TCP *:1232 (LISTEN)
java      180595   ram  3402u  IPv6  22222       0t0  TCP *:3232 (LISTEN)



Then run kill command to kill it.

$kill -9 <PID>

Thanks you.

Activator will be EOL-ed on May 24, 2017.

Activator will be EOL-ed on May 24, 2017.

We’re making it easier and simpler for developers to get started with Lightbend technologies.


This unfortunately means that future releases of Play, Akka and Scala will no longer include Activator support, and Lightbend’s Activator server will be decommissioned by the end of 2017. Instead of supporting Activator to create and set up development projects, we'll be supporting standard Giter8 templates for sbt users and Maven archetypes for Maven users.

So going forward,
To create new Lightbend projects
Instead of using the Activator command, make sure you have sbt 0.13.13 (or higher), and use the “sbt new” command, providing the name of the template.

For example, “$ sbt new akka/hello-akka.g8”. You can find a list of templates here.

Also, as a convenience, the Lightbend Project Starter allows you to quickly create a variety of example projects that you just unzip and run.

To create new templates

If you want to create new templates, you can now do that in Giter8.

To migrate templates from Activator to Giter8
If you created Activator templates in the past, please consider migrating them to Giter8 with this simple process.

Thank you!

Akka 2.5.0 Framework Features

Akka 2.5.0 Released!

we—the Akka committers—are proud to be able to announce the availability of Akka 2.5.0. Since the release of Akka 2.4.0 (already 18 months ago) we have incrementally added many new features to the 2.4.x release series, including Akka Streams and HTTP. That has worked well and we think you appreciate the API stability of all those patch versions. As always, there are some changes one cannot do in patch versions and therefore it is time for Akka 2.5. One of these changes is to promote some of the experimental modules to fully stable modules and incorporate some API improvements before declaring them stable.

Akka 2.5 is binary backwards compatible with 2.4 with the ordinary exceptions listed in a separate section below. Read the migration guide as the first step.

The key features of the 2.5.0 release are:

• The Java API for AbstractActor was promoted to fully stable API. While doing this we made some small, yet important, improvements to the API that will require some mechanical changes of your source code.Thanks to @ortigali for help.
• Faster and more flexible Akka Streams materializer, which matters for short lived streams, such as HTTP requests.
• Distributed Data was promoted to a fully stable module. Several improvements were also included, such as:
  • Support for delta-CRDTs in Distributed Data to reduce the amount of data that is replicated, thanks to help from @gosubpl.
  • Generic type for the key in Distributed Data ORMap, thanks to jgordijn
• Coordinated shutdown to facilitate ordered stopping of actors and services and perform registered tasks during the shutdown process. This greatly simplifies tasks involved in graceful leaving of Akka Cluster.
• Support remembering entities in Cluster Sharding with the Distributed Data (ddata) mode. ddata is now also the default mode for Cluster Sharding.
• New Java API for Testkit taking advantage of lambas, thanks to @Hawstein
• Fix performance regression for Scala 2.12, due to change in scheduling fairness of the JDK8 ForkJoinPool implementation
• We added @ApiMayChange and other annotations which can be used to mark experimental API inside stable modules, primarily for use in Akka HTTP.
• API improvements of Akka Typed, including Java API

Binary Compatibility

Akka 2.5.x is backwards binary compatible with previous 2.4.x versions (exceptions listed below). This means that the new JARs are a drop-in replacement for the old one (but not the other way around) as long as your build does not enable the inliner (Scala-only restriction). It should be noted that Scala 2.12.x is is not binary compatible with Scala 2.11.x, which means that Akka’s binary compatibility property only holds between versions that were built for a given Scala version—akka-actor_2.12-2.5.0.jar is compatible with akka-actor_2.12-2.4.17.jar but not with akka-actor_2.11-2.4.17.jar.

Binary compatibility is not maintained for the following:

• akka-testkit and akka-multi-node-testkit
• modules and API marked as “may change”, such as akka-typed and akka-contrib
• features, classes, methods that were deprecated in 2.4.0 or earlier and removed in 2.5.x

We had to make two additional exceptions:

• Custom Mailbox implementations. Scala 2.12 is using the standard JDK8 ForkJoinPool, which may cause performance regression for some Actor messaging scenarios. Therefore we have embedded the ForkJoinPool from Scala 2.11 in Akka. This breaks binary backwards compatibility for custom Mailboximplementations that were compiled with Akka 2.4.
• To make the Java APIs AbstractPersistentActor and AbstractPersistentActorWithAtLeastOnceDelivery to work with Scala 2.12 we could find no other solution but to break the binary compatibility of the Scala versions (which the Java ones were based on).

Being binary backwards compatible means that applications and libraries built on top of Akka 2.4.x continue to work with Akka 2.5.x without recompilation (subject to the conditions below), which implies that Akka HTTP as well as Play Framework 2.5 can be combined with Akka 2.5.

Play Framework 2.5.13 New Features

Play 2.5.13 “Streamy”

• #7040: Add @helper.repeatWithIndex(…) helper
• #7033: Fix XHTML mime type
• #7013: Add note to Migration25 about Lucidchart blog
• #6966: Fix documentation code NPE
• #6954: Update Typesafe Config to 1.3.1
• #6934: Update docs with more information about sbt new
• #6948: Remove images that related to activator
• #6944: Add Scalate as a library for Play support documentation
• #6933: Add immutable header to aggressiveCacheControl
• #6925: Upgrade sbt-native-packager to latest stable version
• #6874: Update Deploying.md
• #6908: Remove unnecessary println call
• #6906: added play-guard (Scala) to module directory
• #6850: Reference to play-redis module in Module directory in the documentation

My Posts on MKYong.com Website

Introduction:

As you know, I am writing tutorials to www.journaldev.com and www.tutorialspoint.com on Java, Java EE, Spring Hibernate, Scala, Play, Akka, No SQL, BigData etc.

Recently started writing tutorials to one of the famous tutorials website: www.mkyong.com.

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• Java 8 Optional In-Depth
• ElasticSearch Basics 
• Spring Boot + Spring Data + ElasticSearch Example 
• Apache Solr Basics (IN Progress)
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• Apache Lucene Basics 
• Spring Boot + Spring JPA+ Lucene Example

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Tech News for Dev and QA

Introduction

Like Scala News, in this post, I'm going to update all Technology News useful for any IT Guys: IT, DEV and QA. Please check this post regularly to know more news.

Tech News

• MongoDB Stitch

         Configure your application backend in the cloud

• Convert Unix timestamp to Readable Date/time 

         Convert a Date/Time to a Unix timestamp

         http://www.onlineconversion.com/unix_time.htm

• JSON Formatter Tool

         http://codebeautify.org/jsonviewer  

• Gradle 3.5 now available! 

         https://docs.gradle.org/3.5/release-notes.html

• Chrome DevTools  Free Tutorial 

          https://www.codeschool.com/courses/discover-devtools

• Nice JSON Formater

         http://jsonformatter.org

• JSON Validator or Formater

         http://jsonlint.com

• To Create Regexpressions easily

          https://regex101.com

• MongoDB UI Tool or Manager

         https://robomongo.org/

• Another useful MongoDB Manager

         https://www.mongodbmanager.com/

• ZAP Security (PEN) Testing Tool      

         https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Zed_Attack_Proxy_Project

• BigData Hadoop Softwares

BigData Software	Organization
Apache Hadoop	Apache Software
Cloudera	Cloudera Inc.
Microsoft Azure	Microsoft
IBM BigInsights	IBM
Google Cloud Dataproc	Google
Oracle Big Data Appliance	Oracle Corporation

• Cloud Platform

BIGDATA SOFTWARE	ORGANIZATION
AWS (Amazon WebService)	Amazon
GCP(Google Colud Platform)	Google

Stay tuned for further updates to this post to know more news about Technology New.

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Complete Java 9 Module System Tutorials

I have deliver a series of “Java 9 Module System” tutorials in this Post. Please client on the following topics links to access actual tutorial. 

• Intoduction to Module System
• Module and Module Descriptor Basics
• Develop and Test a Simple Module with CMD Prompt
• Develop and Test a Simple Module with Eclipse IDE
• Develop and Test a Simple Module with IntelliJ IDEA
• Develop and Test a Simple Module with NeetBeans
• Types of Modules
• Develop and Test Module Dependencies  
• Develop Implied Dependency  
• Develop  and Test "to" Dependency
• Develop and Test Services using "use" and "provides" clause
• Explore "public" modifier changes in Module System (IN PROGRESS)
• JLinker Usage
• Migration From Java 8 Applications to Java 9
• Understanding the Module System Errors
• jdeps Enhancements
• java.lang.module Package Basics

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