Snitches. What a great name for a feature right? I’d bring up the Harry Potter thing, but I’m gonna let that one fly. (get it, it flies!) A snitch determines where nodes go among the racks and datacenters. This is the Cassandra specific racks and datacenters however, so check out my previous post on datacenters... Continue reading →
Episode Post & Video Links: 1 (this post), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. Non-linked are in the works! Videos available now on Youtube however, so check em’ out! This is episode one of a multi-part series on “The Go Programming Language“. Not necessary, but if you’d like to follow along you can... Continue reading →
The idea of DevRel, or Developer Relations and the position of Developer Advocates in the industry has become more defined in the last decade than it traditionally has been. In getting to this point there are several key points that have come up that are practical axioms in industry. Some people don’t agree with all... Continue reading →
When one starts to dig into databases things get really complex really fast. There’s not only a whole plethora of database companies and projects, but database types, storage engines, and other options and functionality to choose from. One place to get a start is just to take a look at the crazy long list of... Continue reading →
When writing a script in bash you can pass parameters into that script to work with. For example, let’s say I have a script file called runme.sh and I want to pass in my name and today’s date. I could do that like this. ./runme.sh “Adron Hall” “12/27/2018” Inside the script I can get access... Continue reading →