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Snowflake Performance Tuning: Top 5 Best Practices

DZone

How do you tune the Snowflake data warehouse when there are no indexes, and few options available to tune the database itself? Snowflake was designed for simplicity, with few performance tuning options. This article summarizes the top five best practices to maximize query performance.

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EMEA Partner Awards – you can’t automate what you can’t measure!

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. We’re back in Barcelona for our second European Perform Summit, where the theme of autonomous cloud operations is traversing every aspect of the event. The foundational step on the journey to operations automation starts with adopting a new approach to monitoring – to paraphrase the adage: you can’t automate what you can’t measure. Traditional monitoring tools (we call them 2nd Generation) quickly hit a wall when up against the scale, dynamic nature and new technologies that powe

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Proving security at scale with automated reasoning

All Things Distributed

Customers often ask me how AWS maintains security at scale as we continue to grow so rapidly. They want to make sure that their data is secure in the AWS Cloud, and they want to understand how to better secure themselves as they grow.

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Problems With Online Android Emulators and How to Solve Them

DZone

Android now occupies the number one place in the global smartphone market, with a market share of 87% at the end of 2016. That means nine out of ten smartphones in the world run on Android. With such dominance in the space, the creation of mobile apps has reached never-before-seen heights. But the constant innovation that fuels this market has major problems in terms of the development and testing timelines.

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Compress objects, not cache lines: an object-based compressed memory hierarchy

The Morning Paper

Compress objects, not cache lines: an object-based compressed memory hierarchy Tsai & Sanchez, ASPLOS’19. Last time out we saw how Google have been able to save millions of dollars though memory compression enabled via zswap. One of the important attributes of their design was easy and rapid deployment across an existing fleet. Today’s paper introduces Zippads , which compared to a state of the art compressed memory hierarchy is able to achieve a 1.63x higher compression ratio and impr

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Using Unravel for End-to-End Monitoring of Kafka

DZone

Customers with Kafka clusters struggle to understand what is happening in their Kafka implementations. There are out-of-the-box solutions like Ambari and Cloudera Manager which provide some high-level monitoring; however, most customers find these tools to be insufficient for troubleshooting purposes. These tools also fail to provide insight/visibility down to the applications acting as consumers that are processing Kafka data streams.

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From Student to Junior Software Engineer at Tasktop

Tasktop

The beginning of my experience as a Junior Software Engineer on one of Tasktop’s ‘Integrations Teams’ marked a definitive transition in the way I learned and practiced computer science and software development. With just a year at UBC’s Computer Science program and a couple of personal projects under my belt, I was initially uncertain of how my skills and experience would translate into a professional work environment.