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TiKV + SPDK: Pushing The Limits Of Storage Performance

Guest post originally published on PingCAP’s blog by Ke’ao Yang, Software Engineer at PingCAP At the heart of modern software is layered abstraction. In abstraction, each layer hides details that are not…

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Compute And Storage Should Be Decoupled For Log Management At Scale

Guest post originally published on The New Stack by Tito George, co-founder, logic.ai Most log management solutions store log data in a database and enable search by storing an index of the data.…

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Here’s How Much Your Personal Information Is Worth To Cybercriminals – And What They Do With It

Data breaches have become common, and billions of records are stolen worldwide every year. Most of the media coverage of data breaches tends to focus on how the breach happened,…

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The World’s Data Explained: How Much We’re Producing And Where It’s All Stored

Humankind has been storing data for millions of years, as wall paintings, in books and more recently in super-sized data centers. Technological advancements have increased our ability to create and…

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How to Find The Stinky Parts Of Your Code (Part X)

More code smells. No joke. We see several symptoms and situations that make us doubt the quality of our development. Let’s look at some possible solutions. Most of these smells are…

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13 Best Practices For User Account, Authentication, And Password Management, 2021 Edition

Updated for 2021: This post includes updated best practices including the latest from Google’s Best Practices for Password Management whitepapers for both users and system designers. Account management, authentication and…

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6 Database Trends To Watch

In a data-driven, global, always-on world, databases are the engines that let businesses innovate and transform. As databases get more sophisticated and more organizations look for managed database services to…

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Numbers Don’t Lie But They Are Easily Misinterpreted All The Time

Let’s start with an obvious example(example 1): 1. Virus A has an average fatality rate of 10%(1 death per 10 infections on average) 2. Virus B has an average fatality…

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Introducing Swift Collections

I’m thrilled to announce Swift Collections, a new open-source package focused on extending the set of available Swift data structures. Like the Swift Algorithms and Swift Numerics packages before it,…

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