Technological and coding misadventures!
Tuesday: Matthew Henderson, Serverless Identity and Security, then Naomi Bornemann, Advanced XSS Techniques. Wednesday: James Nugent, RAFT Algorithm and Events, then Adam Dymitruk on Event Modeling. Continue reading
Some of the names used can seem to conflate the actual purpose of a feature’s functionality in distributed databases. However gossip is pretty spot on. Within a group of people gossiping the purpose is to find out each other’s business. What’s going on with Frank, who’s he seeing, and Sally started a business, say what!... Continue reading
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
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
Part 3 of 3 – Coding Session in Go – Cobra + Viper CLI for Parsing Text Files, Retrieval of Twitter Data, and Exports to various file formats. UPDATED PARTS: Twitz Coding Session in Go – Cobra + Viper CLI for Parsing Text Files Twitz Coding Session in Go – Cobra + Viper CLI with... Continue reading
