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Issue 120 — September 2, 2016
Featured
MyRocks: A Space- and Write-Optimized MySQL Storage Engine — Facebook’s Yoshinori Matsunobu looks at how deploying MyRocks (a key/value store forked from Google’s LevelDB) within a MySQL installation enabled a 50% reduction in storage requirements.
Facebook Code    story   
A Comparison of 10 Open Source Time Series Databases — The author looks at and ranks DalmatinerDB, InfluxDB, Prometheus, Riak TS, OpenTSDB, KairosDB, Elasticsearch, Druid, Blueflood and Graphite.
Steven Acreman
Tracking The Ever-Shifting Big Data Bottleneck — “Bottlenecks are a fact of life in IT. No matter how fast you build something, somebody will find a way to max it out.” And it seems newer in-memory frameworks may make CPU shared caches the next bottleneck for big data systems.
Alex Woodie
Forget Technical Debt - Build Technical Wealth — First Round Review recently sat down with Andrea Goulet, CEO of Corgibytes, to discuss how "software remodeling"can help you pay down tech debt and tackle even the most difficult legacy codebases.
Corgibytes    sponsored   
Build a Raspberry Pi Hadoop Cluster to Run Spark on YARN — The Raspberry Pi isn’t the most natural platform for Hadoop or Spark work but it can provide a fun way to learn and this is a thorough walkthrough.
DQYDJ    tutorial   
Building A Recommendation Engine with AWS Data Pipeline, Elastic MapReduce and Spark — From Google’s advertisements to Amazon’s product suggestions, recommendation engines are everywhere.
Hubba    tutorial   
Apache Spark at Scale: A 60 TB+ Production Use Case — Facebook is a heavy user of analytics for data-driven decision making and this post looks at how they use Spark for doing real-time entity ranking at scale.
Facebook Code    story   
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In brief
Over 18,000 Redis Instances Targeted by Fake Ransomware
Duo Labs    news   
JSON Support Now Generally Available in Azure SQL Database
Microsoft    news   
Azure SQL Data Warehouse General Availability Expanding to 18 Regions Worldwide
Prem Prakash    news   
MariaDB 10.1.17 and MariaDB Galera Cluster 10.0.27 Now Available
Daniel Bartholomew    news   
Installing DreamFactory from source on Ubuntu 14.0.4 LTS — DreamFactory auto-generates a rich API platform from any database. Here’s a quick tutorial for a common Linux flavor.
DreamFactory    sponsored    tutorial   
When To Avoid JSONB In A PostgreSQL Schema
Dan Robinson    tutorial   
A (Managing) Elasticsearch Cheat Sheet
Fred de Villamil    tutorial   
Valuing User Subscriptions Over Time with SQL
Periscope    tutorial   
A Practical Guide to PostgreSQL Optimizations
Omar Bohsali    tutorial   
How A Japanese Cucumber Farmer Is Using Deep Learning and TensorFlow — Uses of machine learning and deep learning are only limited by our imaginations: A farmer can use deep learning to sort cucumbers. See how.
Google Developers    story   
How Mail.Ru Uses Tarantool to Help Scale Its Anti-Spam Service — Tarantool is a NoSQL database running in a Lua application server.
High Scalability    story   
How Big Data Can Optimize Global Shipping
Datanami    story   
Using JSON in SQL Server 2016 and Azure SQL Database
Channel 9    video   
Your Relational Database Management System Is Underutilized — If you’re just storing data, you’re missing out says the author.
Jason Porritt    opinion   
Spark Comparison: AWS vs. Google Cloud Platform — Assessing cost, performance, and run time of a typical Spark workload.
Michael Li and Ariel M'ndange-Pfupfu    opinion   
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