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by tomwheeler 4y ago
Yes, Airbyte is using Temporal. Here is a blog post they wrote a few weeks ago that goes into more detail about it: https://airbyte.com/blog/scale-workflow-orchestration-with-t...
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by tomwheeler 4y ago
You're probably thinking of Temporal ( https://temporal.io/ ), which is a fork of the Cadence project originally developed at Uber.
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by tomwheeler 4y ago
Hi, Tom from Temporal here. I don't have a lot of experience with Apache Airflow personally, but I was at Cloudera when it was added to our Data Engineering service, so I learned about it at the time. Here are a few things that come to
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by tomwheeler 4y ago
As soon as I saw the title, I knew it would be about Jessamyn (and I am glad it was).
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by tomwheeler 4y ago
And not only is Slack harder to search, free Slack instances limit history to 10,000 messages, so older messages effectively disappear.
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by tomwheeler 4y ago
Congratulations on the launch! It looks helpful and easy to use. Two bits of feedback: 1. The threading seems off in places. I looked at the linked osquery site, and there were some top-level items that seemed like replies. Maybe that'
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by tomwheeler 5y ago
Yes and no. The goal of the Nutch project was simply to create a web crawler, but it hit some scalability limits. Since Google had recently published two papers (MapReduce and Google Filesystem) that were quite relevant to scaling data proc
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by tomwheeler 5y ago
About ten years after creating Solr, Yonik Seeley joined Cloudera to work on integration between Apache Hadoop and Solr. There's an interesting connection here: Doug Cutting, perhaps best known as the creator of Hadoop, was the Chief A