Serverless architectures are getting a lot of attention lately – and for good reason. I won’t rehash the definition of the architecture because Mike Roberts did a fine (and exhaustive) job over at MartinFowler.com. However, practical illustrations of patterns and implementations are exceptionally hard to find. This series of posts will attempt to close that gap… Continue reading Series – Part 1: Serverless Architecture – a practical implementation: IoT Device data collection, processing and user interface.
The time for consolidation in the DB market has come; RethinkDB to shut down.
Too many databases with too little differentiation. The time has come for consolidation – including more news like RethinkDB shutting down: Document oriented databases will be first – but expect additional consolidation in other segments. To be clear – we are not heading back to the bad old days of one database (vendor) to rule… Continue reading The time for consolidation in the DB market has come; RethinkDB to shut down.
Short Ribs, Chinese Green Beans and Farmers Salad
My “fast” version of Coq au Vin tonight.
Completed dish:
Taco Night… Chipotle lime grilled chicken.
Dehydrated San Marazano tomatoes.
Flank steak on wilted arugala with dried San marazano tomatoes.
Roma sausage over blistered romaine and grilled onion
Fast, easy and fantastic!
Upping your data game with Graph Databases
Since the late-2000’s there has been an explosion of non-relational (NoSQL if you must) data persistence technology. The industry buzz has focused around the derivatives of the seminal work done at Google – i.e., BigTable – and Amazon – i.e., Dynamo. We’ve seen massive adoption of simple document stores and key-value based stores – which… Continue reading Upping your data game with Graph Databases
Dropbox Paper – Goodbye OneNote
Dropbox paper just came out of restricted beta last week – and it is fantastic. I’m moving on from OneNote and doubling down on Dropbox. I’m hoping we get better integration with the core features in Dropbox – but that is something I’m certain is in the works and will make paper even better in… Continue reading Dropbox Paper – Goodbye OneNote