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carpintech··on Database Performance at Scale – A free book
Alex Debrie: " Damn, this is an excellent resource. I read the first few chapters closely and plan to return to the rest. Lots of interesting stuff + frank discussion of how to truly evaluate different database options."

https://x.com/alexbdebrie/status/1709960305122418898?s=20

carpintech··on ScyllaDB is Moving to a New Replication Algorithm: Tablets
Moving from Vnode-based replication to tablets to dynamically distribute data across the cluster
carpintech··on Tencent Games’ Real-Time Event-Driven Analytics System
How we built a service architecture based on CQRS and event sourcing patterns with Pulsar and ScyllaDB.
carpintech··on O’Reilly Book Club: Martin Kleppmann on Designing Data-Intensive Applications
"Ask questions, learn tricks of the trade, listen to stories, and connect with other readers."
carpintech··on 1T Messages on Discord – Prime Reacts
The Primeagen's unique take on Discord's move from MongoDB to Cassandra to ScyllaDB.
carpintech··on Iota Distributed Ledger: Beyond Blockchain for Supply Chains
How the IOTA Foundation is tackling supply chain digitization in East Africa, including the role of open source distributed ledgers and NoSQL.
carpintech··on Bryan Cantrill: What’s Next for Infrastructure, Open Source and Rust
A look at past predictions and Cantrill’s expectations for the future: ubiquitous compute, open FPGAs/HDLs, open source EDA, open source firmware, and Rust for deeply embedded systems
carpintech··on How AI Sees LA
What happens when you feed an AI program some of the wildest, most florid descriptions of L.A.?
carpintech··on Is a Rust Rewrite Worth It?
So from C, yes; from Go, no?
carpintech··on Bryan Cantrill on Rust and the Future of Low-Latency Systems
Why Cantrill believes the future of low-latency systems will include Rust programs in some surprising places.
carpintech··on NoSQL, NoMQ: Palo Alto Networks’ New Event Streaming Paradigm
"Providing an isolated deployment for each client meant maintaining thousands [(!!!)] of Kafka deployments."
carpintech··on The Beanie Baby Bubble of '99
Also: https://www.independent.com/2022/02/08/beanie-babies-billion...