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by rar_ram 10y ago
I used to use this to analyze ab load testing results. After ipython notebooks (mathplotlib) , its been a long time, since I have looked into this.
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InfluxDB vs. Cassandra for timeseries data(influxdata.com)
61 points by rar_ram 10y ago|32 comments
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by rar_ram 10y ago
I like the concepts introduced in the video. But, the Q syntax hurts my eyes. I am personally, not in favor of fitting my entire program in a tweet. Readability helps!
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by rar_ram 10y ago
Correct me, if I am wrong. InfluxDb is written in Golang and not Java as the table 1 mentions in the paper.
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by rar_ram 10y ago
Excellent work guys! I had developed a custom caching solution for storm in v0.9.6. Its great that distributed caching is being supported now. I would love to see some more documentation and examples on it.
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by rar_ram 11y ago
Err, I get that! but I am still wondering on where would I use this ? If I dont need transactional layer or buffering, I could use event listener and dispatcher pattern. Anything more than that, a message queue like ZMQ works. Where does th
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by rar_ram 11y ago
> Messages are not guaranteed to be delivered, if the client is running behind on processing messages, newer messages could be dropped. > Messages are not stored until they are delivered, if no client is available to receive the messa
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by rar_ram 11y ago
How about they fix the public transport system first ? The bay area (united states in general, except for a few places) has the worst public transportation system. The VTA light rails and buses are nothing compared to new york or even bost