Tag: Architecture

Feed: Redis Labs. Author: Pieter Cailliau. Redis is a noSQL database that enables users to store a variety of data in a variety of data structures. We saw a need for our customers to create highly connected data and derive insight by using graph technology. Originally released in 2018, RedisGraph is the result of that effort. RedisGraph is based on a unique approach and architecture that translates the Cypher query language to matrix operations executed over a GraphBLAS-based engine. By using sparse matrices to represent graphs and the power of GraphBLAS to process them, RedisGraph delivers a fast and efficient ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. AWS Training and Certification is excited to announce content updates to our Learn the AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials “trail” on Trailhead by Salesforce. Built by the experts at AWS, this trail is recommended for those who are new to the AWS Cloud or who are looking to build their AWS Cloud skills. It can help learners further explore cloud concepts, AWS services, security, architecture, pricing, and support. This trail also helps you prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam, which validates overall understanding of the AWS Cloud with an industry-recognized credential that can help grow your ... Read More

Feed: Actian. Author: Lewis Carr. In December, January, and February, I posted a short series of blogs on Flat file systems. The series of blogs focus on the continued use of flat files and why they are no longer viable for use in the future.The first installment focused on flat files and why embedded software application developers readily adopted them. Then in the second installment, I discussed why embedded developers are reluctant to use databases. The third installment looked at why developers cling to the flat file systems. The final installment provided a checklist for embedded developers migrating off flat files ... Read More

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. IntroductionMany cloud-native organizations building modern applications have adopted a microservice architecture because of its flexibility, performance, and scalability. Even customers with legacy and monolithic application stacks are embarking on an application modernization journey and opting for this type of architecture. A microservice architecture allows applications to be composed of several loosely coupled discreet services that are independently deployable, scalable, and maintainable. These applications can comprise a large number of microservices, which often span multiple business units within an organization. These customers typically have a multi-account AWS environment with each AWS account belonging to an individual business ... Read More

Feed: The Internet of Things on AWS – Official Blog. Author: Rodrigo Merino. Industrial IoT (IIoT) bridges the gap between industrial equipment and automation networks (usually called OT, Operations Technology) and Information Technology (IT). In IT, use of new technologies such as machine learning, cloud, mobile, and edge computing are becoming commonplace. IIoT brings machines, cloud computing, analytics, and people together to improve performance, productivity, and efficiency of industrial processes enabling customers to turn to IIoT applications for predictive quality and maintenance and to remotely monitor their operations from anywhere.But realizing the value of IIoT is challenging and usually there ... Read More

Feed: erwin Expert Blog – erwin, Inc.. Author: Mariann McDonagh. When it became abundantly clear that our world was changing as a result of COVID-19, we knew we had to be part of the solution.Over the past several weeks, we have taken a hard look at what our customers need during this time to not only survive this crisis … but to thrive.As a result of the need for social distancing, companies around the world have almost overnight transitioned to a remote workforce. Going virtual, on this scale, is unprecedented and begs a number of questions.What do IT, data and ... Read More

Feed: CronJ. Author: Shruti Priya; Redux Middleware: What struck your mind when you first heard the term ‘Middleware’? Let’s first try to understand it with the most general definition:-Middleware offers a means for communicating with the action being dispatched before they reach the reducer.Before understanding Redux Middleware, you should have a clear concept of redux. So let’s have a brief introduction about redux.ReduxRedux is an open-source JavaScript library for front-end development. It’s an application data flow architecture. It is used with React to solve the ‘state transfer problem.’ It maintains a single immutable store tree to keep the state of ... Read More

Feed: AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog. Author: Scott Kellish. By Scott Kellish, Partner Solutions Architects at AWSBy Basil Faruqui, Principal Solutions Marketing Manager at BMC Digital Business AutomationBy Joe Goldberg, Innovation Evangelist at BMCPredictive maintenance, which analyzes sensor data to predict equipment failures, has emerged as one of the most common business use cases of machine learning (ML) and the Internet of Things (IoT). To build and train ML models, you need data science expertise. If you’re going to run those ML models in production at scale, you need data engineering expertise to build a pipeline for data ingestion, storage, ... Read More

Feed: Clustrix Blog. Author: Shane Johnson. We already gutted Amazon Redshift in Part 1, we might as well finish with a fatality. Yes, the Mortal Kombat in the arcade at the roller rink kind of fatality. And yes, I had custom roller skates. Will I share pictures in a future blog post? No.Now, back to cloud data warehouses. Redshift is great if… You have money to burn, and enjoy bonfires. You love complexity, and prefer Reptangles over Legos. If you don’t, it’s time for something better (and less expensive). Here’s the thing. Redshift is up to 40% more expensive than ... Read More

Feed: Matillion. Author: Julie Polito; To say that every modern business is on a cloud data journey is not an overstatement. When we conducted an IDG Marketpulse survey in October, 99 percent of respondents said that they are either planning to move to the cloud or expand their cloud presence within the next two years. And for each organization, that journey looks a little different. Some organizations are just beginning to contemplate a move to the cloud. Others are in the cloud, and trying to figure out how they can do more with their data. Others still have a mature ... Read More