Presto on YugabyteDB: Interactive OLAP SQL Queries Made Easy
This post describes how you can run Presto queries on YCQL API as well as join data across the YCQL and YSQL APIs.
This post describes how you can run Presto queries on YCQL API as well as join data across the YCQL and YSQL APIs.
Welcome to another post in our ongoing series that highlights new features from the latest 1.1 release announced last week. Today we are going to look at the importance of public IP addresses and hostnames in simplifying multi-cloud and hybrid cloud deployments.
In modern cloud deployments, servers often have a combination of private IP addresses (used in the private LAN and often the IP address of the network interface on the server),
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As we reviewed in “Docker, Kubernetes and the Rise of Cloud Native Databases”, Kubernetes has benefited from rapid adoption to become the de-facto choice for container orchestration. This has happened in a short span of only 4 years since Google open sourced the project in 2014. YugabyteDB’s automated sharding and strongly consistent replication architecture lends itself extremely well to containerized deployments powered by Kubernetes orchestration. In this post we’ll look at the various components involved in getting YugabyteDB up and running as Kubernetes StatefulSets.
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Kubernetes, the open source container orchestration engine that originated from Google’s Borg project, has seen some of the most explosive growth ever recorded in an open source project. The complete software development lifecycle involving stateless apps can now be executed in a more consistent, efficient and resilient manner than ever before. However, the same is not true for stateful apps — containers are inherently stateless and Kubernetes did not do anything special in the initial days to change that.
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Explore building a chat app with YugabyteDB, a transactional cloud database. This series begins with a scalable Facebook Messages-like application, leveraging YugabyteDB’s capabilities to handle complex chat functionalities efficiently and effectively. Stay tuned for detailed insights and practical examples in our upcoming posts.
This blog highlights the challenges of handling time series data with vanilla Redis and the efficiency of YugaByte’s TS datatype