Technologies learnt at basic level in recent days

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- ODM - Operational decision manager
-Apache Kafka - Messaging system that supports multiple producers and multiple comsumers.
-TomEE - Tomcat application server whereas Tomcat is a webserver
-Hazlecast - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hazelcast
-Akamai - Check wiki
-Git extensions- User interface which is effectively used to maintain git repo's
-Bitbucket
-Git bash
-Tortoise Git - is being used in current project at SKF
-VMWare - Downloaded VirtualBox and installed Ubuntu. Want to learn more about Linux commands. Awaiting for a chance to come
-Scala
-Apache Spark
-Micro services
-Angular JS, React.js, Node.js - Not interested in the frontend










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