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Feed: R-bloggers. Author: Kamil Żyła. It’s hard to argue with the fact that user experience can make or break digital products, Shiny apps included. A custom login page is one of those early UX touchpoints with the potential to infuse users with brand awareness from the get-go. But achieving that ultimate first impression when hosting your Shiny app with RStudio Connect is a challenge. Happy Cabbage Analytics wanted more for their users and so they reached out to Appsilon to explore custom options for their login page on RStudio Connect. This article will show you how to do the same ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. Let's set the scene. We have the following ingredients:A cluster of three or more PostgreSQL servers in a streaming replication configuration, one of which is the primary read-write node, whilst the others are hot standby nodes which are read-only. A server running the PgBouncer connection pooler and HAProxy. A Django application which has been designed to separate the read-write and read-only queries. Our aim is to make use of Django's ability to connect to multiple databases so that we can direct all write queries to the primary database node, and all the read queries to one of ... Read More

Feed: Recent Announcements. Amazon Connect now supports custom contact attributes as search filters on the contact search page. You can now add up to 15 custom contact attributes to the search filter and use them to build your search queries. For example, if you have created “AgentLocation” as a custom contact attribute, you can now use it as a search criterium, and search for contacts handled by Agents based in “Seattle”, by specifying “Seattle” as the target value. To learn more, see the Contact Search documentation ... Read More

Feed: CronJ. Author: Nidhi Swadi; You are working on an important article on google documents. I am sure you want to make it look perfect. Once you have penned all your thoughts in google documents, the next step is to format them in proper order.Now that you are done with adding relevant headings, pictures, graphs in google documents, what if you find an extra page in between?! Hold on! Don’t panic. Let the extra page in GDocs not come between you and your content. Nail the promotion, letter, thesis, or book deal with your content on GDocs.You should be delighted ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. More and more applications are being built in cloud environments, for example on orchestrated deployments of virtual machines, load balancers and other services, and increasingly as microservices deployed as containers in Kubernetes and similar orchestration platforms. Whilst it's clear that deploying using technologies such as Kubernetes requires a different approach to a traditional "bare metal" deployment, in reality that remains true of any type of cloud deployment. Engineers need to understand how to make proper use of the services provided by their cloud vendor and architect their applications and deployments to make proper use of them to ensure ... Read More

Feed: Cloudera Blog. Author: Mick Hollison. Posted in Business | June 01, 2021 7 min read Today marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Cloudera. Cloudera will become a private company with the flexibility and resources to accelerate product innovation, cloud transformation and customer growth. Cloudera will benefit from the operating capabilities, capital support and expertise of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) and KKR – two of the most experienced and successful global investment firms in the world recognized for supporting the growth strategies of the businesses they back. As a private company, we can be even more ... Read More

Feed: Planet MySQL; Author: Kristian Köhntopp; Like I said, I never had much reason to use table compression, and only recently looked into the topic. MySQL Page Compression looks a lot easier at the database end of things, but relies on hole punching support in the file system. Let’s have a look at what that means. The original Unix filesystem saw the disk as a sea of blocks, which were represented in a free map as an array of bits. Files have numbers, which are an index into an array of so-called inode structures. Inodes store the files metadata and ... Read More

Feed: What's New. Author: Forbes BrandVoice. Editor's note: This article originally appeared in Forbes. Before we get started, why do I even need one? It’s now rare to find an executive who doesn't want their organization to be more data driven. Becoming a data-leading company requires not only data and analytics but also a data culture—a way of working that puts data at the heart of every decision. In companies with a data culture, everyone, regardless of their role, can find insights to improve the business. At many organizations, these cultures begin to take root upon the formation of a ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. Date: 03.05.2021 Tags:   postgresql    edb    pgadmin    core    Category:   Interviews    Interviewed by: Andreas Scherbaum PostgreSQL is the World’s most advanced Open Source Relational Database. The interview series “PostgreSQL Person of the Week” presents the people who make the project what it is today. Read all interviews here. Please tell us about yourself, and where you are from. I’m Dave Page, also known as pgSnake on IRC, Twitter and so on. I grew up and continue to live near Oxford in the UK. I’ve been working on PostgreSQL for over 20 years, ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. In part 1 of this blog mini-series we looked at how to setup PostgreSQL so that we can perform regression analysis on our data using TensorFlow from within the database server using the pl/python3 procedural language. In part 2 we looked at how to understand and pre-process the data prior to training a neural network. In this third and find part, we'll use the data that we've prepared and optimised to train a network and then use it to analyse data - all from within a PostgreSQL database!  Splitting the Data When we finished the last part of ... Read More