It seems more often than not we are asked to compromise our design and clean code practices in order to get things out faster or comply with corperate rules. But as the saying goes, it all pays the same, right?
Want to boost the performance of your website and applications, allowing more people to use your systems at the same time? Load balancing might just be the answer you are looking for.
It turns out that the encryption used by WhatsApp is built on elliptic curves. They can be a little complicated to explain but this article contains excellent information about it.
In this article, Srinath Perera takes a look at a simple approach for a time series next value prediction, using the individual data set from a single household's electricity consumption.
Sharding is one of MongoDB's more useful features. But given the options, here is a breakdown of suggestions and scenarios to pick the most efficient keys.
In this post, we are going to see how to use NGINX as a reverse proxy for load-balancing containerized HTTP applications running in a Swarm cluster. We’ll also look at how to automate the service discovery.
C and C++ standards for years treated concurrency and multi-threading as outside the standard. Here's a bit of background, intro, and experimentation related to threads, hyperthreading, and affinity.
Barclays Data Scientist Gianmario Spacagna and Harry Powell, Head of Advanced Analytics, describe how they iteratively process raw data directly from the central data warehouse into Spark and how Tachyon is their key enabling technology.
Are containers good for the enterprise? Yep. Is Oracle used everywhere for enterprise DBMS? Yes, all the numbers say. Learn how to deploy a Java app with two existing Oracle XE databases using Docker.
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