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Advancing Application Performance With NVMe Storage, Part 2

DZone

Using local SSDs inside of the GPU node delivers fast access to data during training, but introduces challenges that impact the overall solution in terms of scalability, data access, and data protection. Normally, GPU nodes don't have much room for SSDs, which limits the opportunity to train very deep neural networks that need more data. For example, one well-respected vendor's standard solution is limited to 7.5TB of internal storage, and it can only scale to 30TB.

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New filtering capabilities for large service lists in your monitoring environment

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Dynatrace became the de facto standard for monitoring Web-scale software production environments , which also means to present huge numbers of monitored services, processes and hosts. Given a real-time monitoring environment with several thousands of hosts operating a much higher number of running processes and software services. The latest release of Dynatrace dramatically improves the load speed of loading such large lists of services, processes, and hosts.

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The Real Reasons Your Users Are Frustrated and Not Coming Back

DZone

How Often Does Your App Crash? It’s a great question because there are several nuances to it. For one, the question is better phrased as “How often do your users have a poor experience?” This is because true “crashes” (those cases where the app suddenly closes and there is a stack trace for the closure) represent only a small fraction of cases that the user would label as a crash.

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Getting Started with Building Chatbots using AWS Lex and Node.js

The Polyglot Developer

Amazon and a lot of cloud vendors such as Microsoft and Google have services around machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), and virtual assistants. A popular one that might come to mind is Amazon Alexa, something I’ve written quite a few tutorials around over the years. The concept around Alexa is simple. Provide the Alexa service some audio, have that audio converted into text or some other format that can be evaluated, execute some code, and respond with something to be spok

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Vue Dashboard Tutorial Using Cube.js

DZone

There are a couple of popular front-end frameworks today. We recently covered how to build an analytics dashboard with React and Angular. What both of these guides share is Cube.js — an open-source analytics framework, which powers these dashboards with high-performance data. Being open-source, Cube.js is open to contributions, and you can find a contribution guide in the repository on Github.

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Fallacy #3: Bandwidth is infinite

Particular Software

Everyone who is old enough to remember the sound of connecting to the Internet with a dial-up modem or of AOL announcing that "You've got mail" is acutely aware that there is an upper limit to how fast something can be downloaded, and it never seems to be as fast as we would like it. The availability of bandwidth increases at a staggering rate, but we're never happy.

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Using Cache in Spring Boot

DZone

Let's imagine a web application, where for each request received, it must read some configuration data of a database. That data doesn't change usually, but the application, in each request, must connect, execute the correct instructions to read the data, pick it up from the network, etc. Imagine also that the database is very busy or the connection is slow.

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Randomness in Software Estimates

Professor Beekums