Wed.Jul 17, 2019

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Fully Managed PostgreSQL Hosting on AWS and Azure Launches in Time For Legacy Migrations

Scalegrid

PALO ALTO, Calif., July 17, 2019 – ScaleGrid, a leader in the Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) space, has just announced support for PostgreSQL hosting in the cloud. The fully managed platform allows organizations to automate their time-consuming PostgreSQL operations, focus on database development, and optimize performance with advanced monitoring, high availability, and disaster recovery on AWS and Azure.

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Micrometrics to Forecast Application Performance

DZone

Even unpredictable weather is forecasted. But after all these technological advancements, are we able to forecast our application performance and availability? Are we able to forecast even for the next 20 minutes? Will you be able to say that in the next 20 minutes application is going to experience OutOfMemoryError, CPU spikes, crashes? Most likely not.

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How to add your database to HammerDB – Pt1 Opening an issue

HammerDB

A very common request is for HammerDB to add support for a new database. Before reaching out with a request your first reference should be the DB-Engines Ranking to gauge the relative popularity of a database. it is no coincidence that HammerDB supports the most popular databases with all of the databases currently supported being in the top 10 of this ranking.

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Flow Metrics: Software delivery metrics for business leaders

Tasktop

There is no lack of data collection and visualization at our disposal. The problem is that, at the business level, there isn’t a comprehensive set of data that reveals how organizations are doing overall. Contrast this available telemetry with teams practicing DevOps who know their recovery time, their change failure and success rates, and their cycle times – all of which help teams identify opportunities for continuous improvement.

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How to add you database to HammerDB – Pt2 Fork, clone and binary downloads

HammerDB

As noted in the previous post to add a database to HammerDB you will need to change the source code. There are different ways to do this, however the recommended way is as follows. Firstly make a fork of the latest HammerDB source on GitHub to your account. To do this select fork in the top right hand corner of the GitHub page and follow the instructions.

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How to Minify HTML

Rigor

Reading time 3 min. Minifying your HTML can improve your PageSpeed Score, decrease your page’s render and load times, and reduce your overall page size. By reducing the size of the HTML files used to build your webpage, you can speed up your site’s page load times and make the download less expensive (in terms of data usage and browser work) for your user.

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How to add your database to HammerDB – Pt3 Adding to and modifying the source

HammerDB

From the previous post we now have source and binary copies of HammerDB for modification and test. The next step is to see if there is an Issue already created for the database we want to add or whether we should create one. In this example using MariaDB there is already an Issue created Add MariaDB as a separate database #54 although note that this can be for any database you choose.