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Kotlin Native
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Go's error handling: good and bad
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Colossus: lightweight microservice framework in Scala
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Zeppelin: Multi-purpose Notebook
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Jolie: The first language for Microservices
(jolie-lang.org)
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RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2017
(redmonk.com)
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10y ago
This is exactly the solution I use. I use a secret server (Vault, using Consul as a backend) to securely distribute and manage the encryption keys.
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What to expect from Scylla’s performance on low-end hardware
(scylladb.com)
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Forming a PostgreSQL cluster within Kubernetes
(medium.com)
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Google Video Mini-Series Featuring HashiCorp Products
(hashicorp.com)
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AppScale: Open Source Implementation of Google App Engine
(appscale.com)
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Pgx: a PostgreSQL client library for Go – 73% faster than pq
(github.com)
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Redis Ziplist replacement: Listpack
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Tarantool/Vinyl: 200K transactions per second on a disk-based database
(medium.com)
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Intel to invest $7B in factory in Arizona, employ 3,000
(cnbc.com)
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RxGo: Reactive Extensions for the Go Language
(github.com)
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Redis 3.2.7 released: Important security fixes
(reddit.com)
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Open-RethinkDB meeting notes #4
(docs.google.com)
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Cachelot: A Memcached compatible cache library and distributed caching server
(github.com)
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10y ago
> If Escriva can accomplish the same thing with Consus, in a fully open source way, and gain traction enough to keep the project alive, I could see this as something I would consider using. Totally agree. I feel like there's a big v
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10y ago
For those that are not familiar with Hyperdex[1], it is an open-source, performant, ACID compliant key-value store with commercial support[2] for fully distributed transactions. It seems that Robert Escriva (creator of Hyperdex) is now work
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Consus: Fast Geo-Replicated Transactions
(hack.systems)
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How Kotlin became our primary language for Android
(medium.com)
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10y ago
From an outsider's perspective, CNCF seems like it would be a great fit for a project like Rethinkdb: it looks to have the forward momentum Rethink needs right now, and the proximity to other high profile projects like Kubernetes could
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Open-RethinkDB meeting notes
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10y ago
Any recommendations? My back has been killing me for the last few months.
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10y ago
This is awesome, really looking forward to it. Rethinkdb is my goto database for everything nowadays, and I tell everyone I meet about it. Also: kudos to whoever is handling the artwork/marketing side of things. Love the vector art and
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11y ago
As someone who hasn't yet had the opportunity to use many of these systems, this was a great high-level overview of how the various systems fit together. Thanks for writing it!
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Unwinding Uber’s Most Efficient Service
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Curious to know why they are choosing to go with protobuf for intracluster communications as opposed to zero copy protocols like capn proto or flatbuffers. No doubt protobufs are probably much more battle tested in google scale environments
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