Explore your Amazon S3 data online using Filestash Tech by Sunny Srinidhi - April 29, 2020April 29, 20200 Amazon’s S3, or Simple Storage Service, has become one of the most used cloud services today. We use it for all kind of purposes, including but not limited to data lakes, intermediary storage, persistence layer for databases, etc. I know people who use S3 as their personal online storage, as an alternative for services such Google Drive and Dropbox. Read more... “Explore your Amazon S3 data online using Filestash”
Get Apple Sidecar-like feature on a PC with Wired XDisplay Tech by Sunny Srinidhi - April 20, 2020April 20, 20200 Ever since Apple announced Sidecar, people have been going crazy with the extended productivity. If you haven’t worked with multiple displays, you wouldn’t understand the productivity boost it brings along. I have used multiple displays in the past, and it really helps extend your work space and concentrate more. Read more... “Get Apple Sidecar-like feature on a PC with Wired XDisplay”
Redundancy in a distributed system Tech by Sunny Srinidhi - April 13, 20200 A lot of engineers, system designers, architects, etc. overlook redundancy, at least according to what I’ve seen in my experience. Sometimes people ignore it because the system or the product is still in it’s early stages, so there’s not a lot happening. Read more... “Redundancy in a distributed system”
How To Generate Parquet Files in Java Data Science by Sunny Srinidhi - April 7, 2020April 7, 202013 Parquet is an open source file format by Apache for the Hadoop infrastructure. Well, it started as a file format for Hadoop, but it has since become very popular and even cloud service providers such as AWS have started supporting the file format. Read more... “How To Generate Parquet Files in Java”
Choreography-based Saga for Microservices and Serverless Applications Tech by Sunny Srinidhi - April 1, 20200 If you have been working in the software development industry for the last few years, you have heard about both microservices and serverless applications. Especially serverless, as most companies are riding this wave, and for good. But, when you’re architecting a whole system as a bunch of microservices, serverless or not, how do you make sure that all transactions are taken care of properly? Read more... “Choreography-based Saga for Microservices and Serverless Applications”