DZone
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Software is everywhere these days - from our phones to cars and appliances. That means it's important that software systems are dependable, robust, and resilient. Resilient systems can withstand failures or errors without completely crashing. Fault tolerance is a key part of resilience. It lets systems keep working properly even when problems occur.
Dynatrace
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Continuous delivery demands continuous security. To make continuous delivery possible, observability and security need to go hand in hand. In today’s rapidly evolving business and technology landscape, organizations often prioritize the speed of development over security. The concern is that comprehensive application security in CI/CD environments is too hard to achieve and would slow down development and delivery.
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The Netflix TechBlog
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Holden Karau Elizabeth Stone Pedro Duarte Chris Stephens Pallavi Phadnis Lee Woodridge Mark Cho Guil Pires Sujay Jain Tristan Reid Senthilnathan Athinarayanan Bharath Mummadisetty Abhinaya Shetty Judit Lantos Amanuel Kahsay Dao Mi Mick Dreeling Chris Colburn and Agata Gryzbek Introduction Earlier this summer Netflix held our first-ever Data Engineering Forum.
DZone
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Back in December of 2022, I started a series taking you on a tour of the Perses project. These articles covered this fairly new open dashboard and visualization project targeting cloud-native environments. I used a getting started workshop to guide you through this series and to provide a hands-on experience for those new to visualizing observability data.
Percona
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Will 2023 be called the year of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)? I don’t know, but certainly, the launching of ChatGPT at the end of 2022 sparked a huge hype explosion around that technology throughout this year. Interesting time indeed, we’re eyewitnesses to something that started changing our world. I played a bit with ChatGPT in February to see how it would respond to random database-related inquiries, and I found it pretty impressive and annoying at the same time.
DZone
DECEMBER 14, 2023
Generators in Python are literators they produce data one element at a time. Generators are memory efficient. They don’t store the entire sequence upfront, making them ideal for large datasets. This emphasizes its ability to handle potentially infinite or very large sequences without memory limitations. They are created using a special kind of function known as the generator function, which contains one or more ‘yield’ statements.
Percona
DECEMBER 14, 2023
While a hallmark feature of PostgreSQL is streaming replication, sometimes data demands a more refined and adaptable replication approach to address different requirements. Logical replication offers a distinct advantage over traditional streaming replication by providing a more detailed and selective approach to data replication, enabling organizations to replicate specific tables selectively and even filter out particular types of data.
Scalegrid
DECEMBER 14, 2023
How the MongoDB timeout is set up can significantly affect your application’s performance, no matter if you are an experienced MongoDB user or just starting with NoSQL databases. MongoDB drivers provide several options for Mongo clients to handle different network timeout errors that may occur during usage. In some cases, the default values for these options might not fit your use case, so it is crucial to understand the different MongoClient timeout options to avoid unpredictable hangs in your
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