In a previous blog (The NoSQL landscape) we discussed multiple NoSQL databases and technologies. We strongly believe in a mixture of database technologies to support various use cases… As Vogels said: “A one size fits all database doesn’t fit anyone” … Read More
It’s been a while that we posted a blog and for a very good reason. We were making a new baby, the sAInce IIoT Verse! After 1,5 year of continuous design and development and thorough testing we finally delivered the … Read More
DynamoDB is a NoSQL database provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS). It provides extremely high performance with requests in trillions per day and peaks in the millions per second. It supports virtually any size with horizontal scaling. DynamoDB is cloud-native … Read More
What criteria influence our decisions to select one or more databases to support a particular use case? Not every use case requires the same approach. In this blog we give an overview of some of the criteria that should be … Read More
Gone are the days that we stored our data only in Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS). RDBMS have been on the forefront of every Operational and Business Intelligence system in the past. Not anymore. Nowadays we have to deal with … Read More
By now you should already have a fair understanding of the Apache Spark overall architecture. In this talk we’ll dive deeper into the GPU support features that Spark 3.0.0 added in June 2020. GPU stands for Graphical Processing Unit and … Read More