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FAQs about Data Archives - Software Engineering Daily:How many episodes does Data Archives - Software Engineering Daily have?The podcast currently has 383 episodes available.
September 20, 2019ReadMe with Greg KobergerA software company needs to get many things right in order to be successful. Having a useful product with solid engineering is only the beginning. ReadMe was started five years ago. The company solved a seemingly simple problem: documentation for software products. If you have worked as a software engineer, you have looked at documentation....more1h 23minPlay
September 18, 2019Distributed Databases with Aly CabralModern databases consist of multiple servers that host the data in a distributed fashion. Using multiple servers allows a database to be resilient to the failure of any one database node, because copies of the data are shared to other servers. A multi-node setup also lets the database grow beyond the size of data that...more58minPlay
September 12, 2019Talking Python with Michael KennedyPython is one of the most popular programming languages in the software world. After working with Python and developing a love for the language, Michael Kennedy started to wonder why there was not a high quality podcast dedicated to covering the community and new technologies of the Python ecosystem. Michael started Talk Python To Me...more57minPlay
September 11, 2019MongoDB Data Platform with Andrew DavidsonA new software application has simple requirements for a database. The database needs to be written to and read from. The database fulfills simple needs such as storing user information and providing the application frontend with the necessary data to render a simple webpage of financial transactions or blog posts. As an application becomes successful,...more53minPlay
September 10, 2019Google Spanner with Deepti SrivastavaSpanner is a globally distributed, transactionally consistent database. Spanner initially emerged as a paper that came out of Google in 2012. Around this time, database scalability was difficult to solve, even for Google. The Spanner paper offered some breakthroughs in distributed systems which allowed Google to take some of the learnings from BigTable’s eventual consistency...more58minPlay
September 05, 2019Monday: Business Management Software with Eran ZinmanModern software is built with cloud services, APIs, and other high level tools. Technical software development is moving beyond the realm of writing code. Individuals who do not have a background in computer science or programming can create increasingly complex tools. Higher level APIs include Twilio for managing phone communications, and Stripe for managing financial...more58minPlay
September 04, 2019Cassandra Business with Jonathan EllisCassandra was initially released in 2008 as a project out of Facebook. Cassandra offered an open source solution to database scalability issues that were being tackled internally by large companies like Amazon, Google and Facebook. 2008 was a golden age of new infrastructure, with systems such as Hadoop and Kafka gaining traction around the same...more55minPlay
September 03, 2019DevOps at Delta Air Lines with Jasmine JamesAirlines have always had an emphasis on new technology. Over the years, airlines have needed to develop more and more software. Digital transformation is causing every large company to adopt the tools and practices of software companies, and that includes Delta Airlines. Delta Airlines has existed for more than 90 years. Over that period of...more44minPlay
August 26, 2019Facebook Scaling with Pedram KeyaniFacebook is a large multiuser application. Scaling Facebook was different than scaling a single-user application such as an ecommerce store or a search engine. A social network is faced with unique infrastructure scalability challenges, as well as subjective questions around user communications, privacy, and content. Pedram Keyani worked at Google before joining Facebook in 2007....more59minPlay
August 21, 2019Time Series Databases with Rob SkillingtonA time series database is optimized for the storage of high volumes of sequential data across time. Time series databases are often organized as columnar data stores that can write large volumes of data quickly. These systems can sometimes tolerate data loss, because the data they are gathering is used for monitoring and other applications...more59minPlay
FAQs about Data Archives - Software Engineering Daily:How many episodes does Data Archives - Software Engineering Daily have?The podcast currently has 383 episodes available.