Author Archives: dotan
Analytics for Big Data – Venturing with the Twitter Use Case
Performing analytics on Big Data is a hot topic these days. Many organizations realized that they can gain valuable insight from the data that flows through their systems, both in real time and in researching historical data. Imagine what Google, … Continue reading →
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Posted in Big Data, Cassandra, Cloudify, EDA, GigaSpaces, Real Time Analytics, Solution Architecture, syndicated, Twitter
Tagged NoSQL, syndicated, XAP
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Architecting Massively-Scalable Near-Real-Time Risk Analysis Solutions
Recently I held a webinar around architecting solutions for scalable and near-real-time risk analysis solutions based on the experience gathered with our Financial Services customers. In the webinar I also had the honor of hosting Mr. Larry Mitchel, a leading expert in the … Continue reading →
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Scaling All the Way: Running Scala Applications on GigaSpaces XAP Platform
Scala, the “scalable language”, is the hottest thing in the programming languages world these days. You may have thought that innovation these days only happens in dynamic scripting languages. Or you may have thought that Java and .Net cover all … Continue reading →
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Posted in GigaSpaces, Programming Languages, Scala, Scalability, syndicated
Tagged syndicated, XAP
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Building Cloud Applications the Easy Way Using Elastic Application Platforms
Patterns, Guidelines and Best Practices Revisited In my previous post I analyzed Amazon’s recent AWS outage and the patterns and best practices that enabled some of the businesses hosted on Amazon’s affected availability zones to survive the outage. The patterns … Continue reading
Posted in GigaSpaces
Tagged Amazon, AWS, Cloud, EAP, elastic, GigaSpaces, iaas, NoSQL, outage, PaaS
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Retrospect on recent AWS Outage and Resilient Cloud-Based Architecture
According to the television series “Terminator: the Sarah Connor Chronicles”, Skynet computer system began its attack against humanity on April 21, 2011. Luckily that hasn’t happened (or has it?) but on that very day another predominant computing system provided us … Continue reading