Learn how you can mix SchemaRouter and ReadWriteSplit to have a robust solution for sharding databases among a number of sharding servers without changing app code.
In most cases, writing your own database is a bad idea. Luckily, there are some when it's not and there's no risk. If that's your case, take the chance; it's lots of fun!
Apache Spark is an in-memory distributed data processing engine and YARN is a cluster management technology. Learn how to use them effectively to manage your big data.
Knowing what makes a great data engineer is a critical first step towards identifying and onboarding the right data engineers to make your enterprise succeed.
The Gang of Four were instrumental in solidifying the classic Java design patterns, but has their usefulness fallen off in a world with microservices and frameworks?
When it comes to sharding MySQL clusters, significant challenges can be faced. Take a look at some of them, how to address them, and why they're worth overcoming.
Microservices' benefits come with added complexity among the dependencies. Fortunately, linkerd's per-request routing can help stage microservices to make sure they work.
I know this code was written to be readable and easy to explain rather than be able to withstand the vagaries of production, but it's still a very dangerous thing to do.
See how to linkerd as your ingress vector ingress to a Kubernetes cluster while also handling service routing, with NGINX to help make it production-ready.
