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In this video I speak with Philippe Noël, about ParadeDB, which is an Elasticsearch alternative built on Postgres, modernizing the features of Elasticsearch's product suite, starting with real-time search and analytics.
In this video I speak with Andrew Lamb, Staff Software Engineer @Influxdb. We discuss FDAP (Flight, DataFusion, Arrow, Parquet) stack for modern OLAP database system design. Andrew shared some insights into why the FDAP stack is so powerful in designing and implementing a modern OLAP database.
In this video I and Pratim Bhosale, Developer Advocate at SurrealDB, talk about SurrealDB, a multi-model database which aims to make Developer’s life easier by letting them focus mainly on the business logic and not on the Database choice. Following chapters will help you understand what is a multi-model database and how SurrealDB shines.
In this video, I talk to Dhruba, CTO @Rockset about search and realtime analytics. We discussed deep internals of Rockset, its architecture and why is it a great fit for search and realtime analytics use cases.
In this episode we explore how to Rapidly Simulate Production Traffic with Michael Drogalis, using his creation ShadowTraffic. I am sure you will be able to relate to all the different problems mentioned in this episode and like how ShadowTraffic aims to solve those problems.
If you're involved in the Java space, chances are you've come across #GraalVM. And for those active in the tech community, you might have heard about the recent 1BRC challenge initiated by Gunnar Morling.
In this episode I am talking to Javier Ramirez from QuestDB, about everything QuestDB. This episode is a great resource to understand how QuestDB works, its architecture, what is it optimised for and whats upcoming as per the roadmap.
In this episode I talk to Andras Gerlits, who founded omniledger.io. Andras has a very interesting view on how Distributed Consistency should work that can get rid of several bottlenecks when it comes to maintaining Distributed consistency.
In this video, I talk to Stephan Ewen from Restate, who is popularly known from the world of Apache Flink. We have talked about the problems in the world of Distributed systems and the complex solutions developers have to deal with. This complexity makes the architecture so complex that it eventually creates reliability, Observability and delivery velocity problems. Restate aims to solve it by making resilience and durability for your services, functions and RPC a lot simpler.
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