Break up their monolith into microservices
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Nutanix CEO Discusses Technology Inflection Points Strategy
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Please enjoy my interview with Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami Nutanix CEO: A time of ‘inflection points’ https://
thetechnologyletter.com/the-posts/nuta
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SQLite for read-only data publishing and distribution
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For most of the things I do with SQLite I don't actually need to be able to write back to the file – I often use it as a medium for publishing read-only data Most recent example: https://
simonwillison.net/2022/Nov/20/tr
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Nx Seed Funding Monorepo Space Growth
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and congrats to the Nx team on their seed!!! Monorepo space continues to catch fire
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SingleStore ETL Engine Architecture Misconceptions Clarified
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the mention of the ETL engine/pipelines throws me off. i think many folks believe that is literally how SingleStore works (run two databases side by side, like Azure Cosmos DB) https://
x.com/CSotoX/status/
1593949223904763904?s=20&t=SMSp76vZQu-hfLx_gpFftA
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SingleStore HTAP Architecture: Transactional Database with Column Store
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Yea i think i read this last time we crossed paths! I think this also was a good list of SingleStore features from a "build from scratch" angle which I love, but still lacks real numbers/examples. like is the secret to HTAP really "build a transactional DB with a column store?
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Modern Database Architecture: What Engineers Need to Know
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the @SingleStoreDB folks are very patiently schooling me on what goes into a modern db. they are great if you want a high level map to "know what you don't know". from @DomenicRavita
: https://
singlestore.com/blog/the-recip
e-for-a-singlestore-database/
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: https://
singlestore.com/blog/engineers
-guide-building-database-for-data-intensive-applications/
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Snowpark as ORM for Data Pipelines: Abstraction Tradeoffs
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right. but ORMs still useful until you get to the scale where the perf matters, and then you can drop down a lvl of abstraction? now that i'm in the data pipelines world, you've suddenly got me thinking if Snowflake's Snowpark is an ORM… https://
docs.snowflake.com/en/developer-g
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ORM Impedance Mismatch: Beyond Standard Database Challenges
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"what ORM inflicts on them" is this referencing standard impedance mismatch or is there a bigger pain that i'm unaware of?
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More Things Are Databases Than You Think
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Lots more things Are Database than you think – Git
– Datadog: 800 db's in a UI trenchcoat
– Temporal: basically Stored Procedures
– Notion: vaguely remember @sliminality
's "database monetizing as a productivity app" quote
– Honeycomb: @mipsytipsy spent 2 years Building Database