Karina Varela

Offering Manager @ IBM. Software Architecture++ Open Source++

About Me

I have been working in the IT field since 2009. I am an experienced, flexible, versatile, proactive, self-taught professional who enjoys learning new things and works very well in a taeam.
I have had the opportunity to work with development, systems analysis, database modeling, middleware consulting and as a Red Hat instructor. During my career, I was able to develop, define architectures and improve software in Ruby and Java environments. I specialized in middleware, solving problems and proposing the best solutions for each scenario.
Since I enjoy absorbing and sharing knowledge, teaching official Red Hat courses is one of my roles. I also have experience with various project delivery methodologies, including agile methodologies (Scrum and XP).

Get rid of the alert “App can’t be opened because it is from an unidentified developer” like a pro

If you are a OSx tech user and play with different tools (or like me, different JVM versions and vendors), you may frequently have to manually go security settings an “Open Anyway” the apps downloaded from unidentified developers. That’s OSX Gatekeeper trying to take care of you.

❗️Important:Before changing settings like this one, know what you’re doing, do your research and understand any safety risks involved. Feel free to check more about Gatekeeper.

Here’s the time saving tip on how you can enable a hidden option on the Security & Privacy menu:

Close the Security & Privacy (cmd+q), go to your terminal and run:

$ sudo spctl --master-disable

Open the Security & Privacy menu again and you should see the option there. Worked on Big Sur.

It’s recommend that, after you finish playing around with your JVMs or the tools you trust, you change the configuration back to App Store and identified developers 🙂

Have fun 🔥

Karina Varela

Offering Manager @ IBM. Software Architecture++ Open Source++

About Me

I have been working in the IT field since 2009. I am an experienced, flexible, versatile, proactive, self-taught professional who enjoys learning new things and works very well in a taeam.
I have had the opportunity to work with development, systems analysis, database modeling, middleware consulting and as a Red Hat instructor. During my career, I was able to develop, define architectures and improve software in Ruby and Java environments. I specialized in middleware, solving problems and proposing the best solutions for each scenario.
Since I enjoy absorbing and sharing knowledge, teaching official Red Hat courses is one of my roles. I also have experience with various project delivery methodologies, including agile methodologies (Scrum and XP).

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Mac users: when setting up JDK, make sure you choose the right JDK for your machine’s architecture.

After all, what is KIE?

23 de abril de 2022

What is KIE after all, and how does it relate to business automation and directly impacts the evolution of projects like jBPM, Drools, OptaPlanner and Kogito?

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Karina Varela

Offering Manager @ IBM. Software
Architecture++ Open Source++

About Me

I have been working in the IT field since 2009. I am an experienced, flexible, versatile, proactive, self-taught professional who enjoys learning new things and works very well in a team.
I have had the opportunity to work with development, systems analysis, database modeling, middleware consulting and as a Red Hat instructor. 
During my career, I was able to develop, define architectures and improve software in Ruby and Java environments. I specialized in middleware, solving problems and proposing the best solutions for each scenario.
Since I enjoy absorbing and sharing knowledge, teaching official Red Hat courses is one of my roles. I also have experience with various project delivery methodologies, including agile methodologies (Scrum and XP).

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