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thelastpickle.com
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| | | | | Editors Note: The Last Pickle was recently acquired by DataStax and as part of the new DataStax mission of reorienting to embrace open source Apache Cas... | |
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tanelpoder.com
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| | | | | Update: 3 years after writing this article, I tested the latest Silk Platform in 2024, on Google Cloud Platform, with impressive results. In my tests, I got to over 20 GiB/s with large reads, 1.3M IOPS with small 8kB random reads and 10 GiB/s sustained write rate! Both articles are worth a read. Hands-on technical analysis of a novel data platform for high-performance block I/O in the cloud, tested by Tanel Poder, a database consultant and a long-time computer performance geek. - Linux, Oracle, SQL performance tuning and troubleshooting - consulting & training. | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | Introduction Apache Cassandra is a highly scalable and distributed NoSQL database that is designed to handle large volumes of data across multiple commodity servers. One of the key features of Cassandra is its ability to automatically manage data distribution, replication, and consistency across a cluster of nodes, providing high availability and fault tolerance. One important aspect of managing data in Cassandra is compaction. Compaction is the process of merging and removing unnecessary data from SSTables, which are the on-disk storage structures used by Cassandra. Over time, as data is written and deleted, SSTables can become fragmented and inefficient, which can impact performance and consume valuable disk space. Compaction helps to optimize the storage and access of data in Cassandra by merging multiple SSTables into a single, more efficient SSTable. | |
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www.evidentlyai.com
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| | | In this blog, we recap the Ask-Me-Anything session with Ben Wilson. We chatted about AutoML use cases, deploying ML models to production, and how one can learn about ML engineering. | ||
