AWS packages up its own distribution of Elasticsearch
source link: https://www.tuicool.com/articles/hit/I7jEF3B
Go to the source link to view the article. You can view the picture content, updated content and better typesetting reading experience. If the link is broken, please click the button below to view the snapshot at that time.
AWS Unveils a New, 'Open' Distribution of Elasticsearch —Elasticsearch is a popular document-oriented search and analytics engine/database and AWS is offering a new, purely open source distribution of it after concerns regarding recent additions of more proprietary features to the main project. (Look at thehomepage's URL.. makes you wonder what they're planning next!)
Jeff Barr
Eliminate Risk with Ultimate Cross-Platform Insight — Proactively diagnose and resolve database issues – through one interface with Foglight for Cross-Platform Databases.
Quest Software sponsor
ArangoDB Raises $10MB in Series A Funding — ArangoDB is an interesting, highly available multi-model NoSQL database that unites graph, document, and key/value approaches in a single core with the same query language.
ArangoDB
How On-Demand Pricing Slashed an AWS DynamoDB Bill by 90% — A look at how a company using DynamoDB for all their app’s database needs saved big using the new on-demand pricing model.
Ashwin Bhat
Let's Build a Simple Database in C — A thirteen-part (so far) series on building a simple SQLite clone from scratch.
Connor Stack
Neo4j Joins GraphQL Foundation as a Founding Member — GraphQL makes the observation that application data is a graph, and allows the client to query it as a graph, which makes it a natural fit for Neo4j, one of the leading graph databases.
Neo4j
What MemSQL Can Do for Time-Series Applications — A look at the practicalities of how MemSQL, a distributed, in-memory, SQL database management system aimed at performance, can be used as a powerful time-series database.
Eric Hanson (MemSQL)
:book: Stories and Opinions
How Hovis Improved Demand Forecasting with Google BigQuery — A major British bread brand has been coupling together all the information about their inventory, third party data, public holidays, and more to do machine learning-based demand forecasting backed by BigQuery.
New Statesman
▶ Security Incident Response with Andrew Mulholland — The head of core infrastructure at BuzzFeed discusses how real-life production log storage servers crash, and how to handle it.
Token Security Podcast sponsor
How Grab Simplified Its Data Ingestion and Transformation Process — Replacing Spark streaming with their own Go-powered pipeline yielded big improvements for the Asian transportation platform.
Grab Tech
Benchmarking Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL — The first in a series of articles benchmarking managed PostgreSQL services.
Severalnines
Getting Ready for Real-Time 'Decisioning' — A great example is e-commerce companies doing real-time fraud prevention for online transactions.
John Dillon (Aerospike)
Tools and Systems
Tile38: A Geospatial Database, Spatial Index, and Realtime Geofence — Built in Go, Tile38 is an in-memory geolocation data store that supports a variety of object types including lat/lon points, bounding boxes, XYZ tiles, Geohashes, and GeoJSON.
Josh Baker
A Look at Six Top GUI Tools for PostgreSQL — Using a GUI is rarely a must , but GUI-based tools can be useful in some cases. Here’s a brief review of five options including pgAdmin, Navicat and ClusterControl.
Sebastian Insausti (Severalnines)
KeyDB: A Multithreaded Fork of Redis — John Sully disagrees with Salvatore Sanfilippo’s thoughts on multithreading , so this fork now exists. YMMV.
John Sully
Recommend
About Joyk
Aggregate valuable and interesting links.
Joyk means Joy of geeK