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Why DBAs embrace managed services
Some DBAs object to moving from on-prem (or self-hosted) to managed services. We hear you, but read this post to find out our side of the issue.
An introduction to PostgreSQL
M3 vs other time series databases
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An introduction to Apache Flink
Apache Flink is an open source framework and distributed processing engine for stateful computations over unbounded and bounded data streams. Sound like a mouthful? Read this post for a complete rundown of this powerful software solution.
How to choose a time series database: 6+3 considerations
With the rise of IoT and the increasing need for real-time data, the offering and the demand for time series databases has been steadily increasing. Read our post to get an overview of some of the main issues to consider.
Kafka v. RabbitMQ - a comparison
Today's post is all about queues and how to choose a solution that fits your application's requirements. We'll go over the key design features of RabbitMQ and Apache Kafka and outline how they process queues differently. Read on, and we'll help you decide which is a better match for you!
An introduction to M3
M3DB holds great promise for time series use cases. We lay out the reasons why in this deep dive into the open-source time series database.
An introduction to Apache Kafka
Apache Kafka is a great way to implement an event-driven architecture for your microservices. In this blog post we discuss earlier messaging attempts and demystify Apache Kafka by introducing its concepts and use cases.
Aiven PostgreSQL & TimescaleDB: A time series powerhouse
Find out how to take Aiven for PostgreSQL and turn it into the most advanced open source time series database with TimescaleDB in our latest post.
