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Our High-Performance Elasticsearch Connector for Presto
(blog.bigdataboutique.com)
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Using Elastic Maps to visualize Covid-19 spread – Part 3
(blog.bigdataboutique.com)
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Visualizing Covid-19 spread with Elasticsearch and Kibana – Part 2
(blog.bigdataboutique.com)
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Pulumi Drives Our Elasticsearch Capacity Planning and Cost Optimization Service
(blog.bigdataboutique.com)
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Using Redis as external scoring source for Elasticsearch
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The Apache Iceberg Table Format Is the Bright Future of Data Warehousing
(blog.bigdataboutique.com)
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Team member leaves, team writes goodbyes in public GitHub repo
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Meetless Monday – give yourself a day without meetings
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Grok logs stored in OpenStack Swift via grok middleware
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Panel: State of OSS .NET [video]
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Open-Source Contributor's Guide to Using Git
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Approaches to multi-lingual text search with Elasticsearch and Lucene [video]
(code972.com)
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Elasticsearch One Tip a Day: Avoid Costly Scripts at All Costs
(code972.com)
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The Definitive Guide for Elasticsearch on Windows Azure
(code972.com)
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11y ago
oh trust me they had errors....
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11y ago
I once had this client with a system backed by SQL, and whenever they took great care of logging any system error they had... into the same SQL DB. I did suggest they use files on disk and then logstash / fluentd / whatever, but t