The New Stack Podcast

Dotmesh gives the capability to capture the stateful parts of your application during development and testing, said CEO and Founder Luke Marsden in this episode of The New Stack Makers. By saving the state, Dot-mesh is positioning itself as a platform to do more tests earlier and decreasing the number of bugs in production.

A developer will use version control for code, Marsden said. The same idea can be be applied to capture data and development states across multiple microservices. The model can be applied in different use cases such as detecting security vulnerabilities by monitoring the state of behavior across multiple data stores on different microservices. The idea is to enhance developer collaboration, continuous integration and better documentation through snapshots of development states earlier in the process.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oGPrdOX7Cs8

Dotmesh gives the capability to capture the stateful parts of your application during development and testing, said CEO and Founder Luke Marsden in this episode of The New Stack Makers. By saving the state, Dot-mesh is positioning itself as a platform to do more tests earlier and decreasing the number of bugs in production.

A developer will use version control for code, Marsden said. The same idea can be be applied to capture data and development states across multiple microservices. The model can be applied in different use cases such as detecting security vulnerabilities by monitoring the state of behavior across multiple data stores on different microservices. The idea is to enhance developer collaboration, continuous integration and better documentation through snapshots of development states earlier in the process.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oGPrdOX7Cs8

Dotmesh gives the capability to capture the stateful parts of your application during development and testing, said CEO and Founder Luke Marsden in this episode of The New Stack Makers. By saving the state, Dot-mesh is positioning itself as a platform to do more tests earlier and decreasing the number of bugs in production.

A developer will use version control for code, Marsden said. The same idea can be be applied to capture data and development states across multiple microservices. The model can be applied in different use cases such as detecting security vulnerabilities by monitoring the state of behavior across multiple data stores on different microservices. The idea is to enhance developer collaboration, continuous integration and better documentation through snapshots of development states earlier in the process.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oGPrdOX7Cs8

The need to get content into users' hands, around the globe, in seconds has necessitated the growth of content delivery networks like Akamai, CloudFlare, and Fastly. As the CDN has become a core component of many large-scale systems, it's only natural that its usage would expand beyond simply caching files that are in high demand.

Fastly CTO and co-founder, Tyler McMullen, is thinking hard about what this edge computing scenario might look like. As we chatted with him, he ruminated on the possibilities and even the definition of edge computing, as a whole.

The need to get content into users' hands, around the globe, in seconds has necessitated the growth of content delivery networks like Akamai, CloudFlare, and Fastly. As the CDN has become a core component of many large-scale systems, it's only natural that its usage would expand beyond simply caching files that are in high demand.

Fastly CTO and co-founder, Tyler McMullen, is thinking hard about what this edge computing scenario might look like. As we chatted with him, he ruminated on the possibilities and even the definition of edge computing, as a whole.

The need to get content into users' hands, around the globe, in seconds has necessitated the growth of content delivery networks like Akamai, CloudFlare, and Fastly. As the CDN has become a core component of many large-scale systems, it's only natural that its usage would expand beyond simply caching files that are in high demand.

Fastly CTO and co-founder, Tyler McMullen, is thinking hard about what this edge computing scenario might look like. As we chatted with him, he ruminated on the possibilities and even the definition of edge computing, as a whole.

Rohan Kumar is general manager of Database Systems Group at Microsoft. He covers SQL Server, the RBDMS and all of the Azure PaaS properties for relational databases. This includes Azure SQL database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse. It also spans out to open source-based databases including, Azure Database for MySQL, Azure Database for Postgres, Azure database for MariaDB. He also sponsored the partnership between Databricks and Microsoft.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/E98oy8Wwp6Q

Rohan Kumar is general manager of Database Systems Group at Microsoft. He covers SQL Server, the RBDMS and all of the Azure PaaS properties for relational databases. This includes Azure SQL database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse. It also spans out to open source-based databases including, Azure Database for MySQL, Azure Database for Postgres, Azure database for MariaDB. He also sponsored the partnership between Databricks and Microsoft.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/E98oy8Wwp6Q

Rohan Kumar is general manager of Database Systems Group at Microsoft. He covers SQL Server, the RBDMS and all of the Azure PaaS properties for relational databases. This includes Azure SQL database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse. It also spans out to open source-based databases including, Azure Database for MySQL, Azure Database for Postgres, Azure database for MariaDB. He also sponsored the partnership between Databricks and Microsoft.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/E98oy8Wwp6Q

Ali Ghodsi, CEO & CO-Founder at Databricks, has been a major influence in three big open source projects – Apache Mesos, Apache Spark and Apace Hadoop. What’s interesting about all of these three projects is that there are very successful companies around these projects. We sat down with Ghodsi to talk about these Open Source projects and machine learning.

According to Ghodsi, machine learning replaces manual, repeatable processes. Older systems were rule based which would bring some level of automation, but they had their own limitation. First of all, any rules-based systems can be easily gamed. Second, you can’t really use such a system to monitor and respond in situations where billions of people are interacting with each other in real time.

A chat program, which is used by teenagers can be a great example. You may want to monitor it for foul language or any alarming content; it can’t be done with rules and teenagers know how to bypass things. “Machine learning overcomes that problem and becomes a very powerful tool in such use-cases,” said Ghodsi.

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XSuJgC5DwQc