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cnr.sh
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| | | | | Realtime change data capture (CDC) is becoming a popular architecture for data integration and data pipelines). The rise of Kafka connect, in particular, has triggered a lot of interest in the subject | |
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2019.jokerconf.com
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| | | | | During this session you will learn about the connection between Apache Kafka, change data capture and Debezium, how to utilize these tools in microservices architectures and much more. | |
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cnr.sh
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| | | | | I've been talking to some of the folks at Data Mountaineer about their new Cassandra CDC connector for Kafka connect, and I wanted to record some of the nuances that developers should consider ... | |
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tapoueh.org
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| | | This article fits in the PostgreSQL Concurrency series, where we installed a tweeter like application schema and had all the characters from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream tweet their own lines in our database in PostgreSQL Concurrency: Data Modification Language. A previous article in the series covered how to manage concurrent retweets in an efficient way: Computing and Caching, where we learn how to maintain a cache right in your PostgreSQL database, thanks for materialized views. Today's article shows how to maintain an external cache in another application layer. In this article we are going to maintain an in-memory cache in a Golang service, using PostgreSQL LISTEN and NOTIFY features. | ||
