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Book Review: Designing Data-Intensive Applications | Henrik Warne's blog
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The confusing CAP and ACID wording
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| | CAP theorem and databases: definitions of ACID, Atomic, Consistent, Isolated, Durable vs. available and partition.
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The Case for an Iceberg-Native Database: Why Spark Jobs and Zero-Copy Kafka Won't Cut It - WarpStream
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| | We launched a new product called WarpStream Tableflow that is the easiest, cheapest, and most flexible way to convert Kafka topic data into Iceberg tables with low latency, and keep them compacted.
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Chapter 7 - Transactions
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| | My notes from Chapter 7 of 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications' by Martin Kleppmann.
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S3 Managed Tables, Unmanaged Costs: The 20x Surprise with AWS S3 Tables
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| AWS S3 Tables aims to simplify Apache Iceberg table maintenance, but we found long compaction delays, limited observability, and costs 20-30x higher than alternatives. Delays of 2.5-3 hours hurt performance, and S3 Tables lack controls over compaction frequency or performance profiles.