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Tibco Announces Acquisition of In-Memory Data Platform SnappyData
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Benchmarking SnappyData with TPC-H: A Performance Report
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TPC-H Benchmark: Apache Spark vs. SnappyData
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Why every Spark Developer should care about Kubernetes
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Ask HN: Querying across microservices
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Real-Time Streaming ETL with SnappyData
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SnappyData employee here. In general this is called the "HTAP" industry (Gartner's phrase: Hybrid Transactional/Analytical Processing). SnappyData: https://www.snappydata.io , MemSQL: https://www.m
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SnappyData Takes on Aerospike: A Performance Benchmark
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Benchmarking Apache Spark with Kudu, Alluxio, Cassandra and SnappyData
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Worked on GemFire prior to Pivotal acquisition (before Geode) and currently work for SnappyData. You can imagine GemFire/Gridgain as an apples-to-apples comparison. Both are "enterprise" in-memory data grids originally intend
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Unifying data theory and practice: Combining operations, analytics and streaming
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SnappyData employee here -- This is essentially what we did. The main difference is that we already had a decade old transactional K/V store, that, over time morphed into a more full fledged in-memory database. That is what we integrat
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How Mutable DataFrames Improve Join Performance in Spark SQL
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Running Spark SQL CERN Queries 5x Faster on SnappyData
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Appreciate these comments, the site did not go through much testing before being deployed. Overflowing was modified to eliminate horizontal scroll on mobile but it looks like there were some vertical issues as well. We will get this fixed
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Our impression was that when Databricks released the billion-rows-in-one-second-on-a-laptop benchmark, readers were pretty awed by that result. We wanted to show that when you combine an in-memory database with Spark so it shares the same J
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Will look into this
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The font in the embedded gists or the font on the page?
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Joining a billion rows 20x faster than Apache Spark
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SnappyData: Unified cluster for streaming, transactions and interactive analytics [pdf]
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SnappyData: https://github.com/SnappyDataInc/snappydata
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SnappyData: Unified cluster for streaming, transactions and interactive analytics
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SnappyData up to 20x faster than Spark Cache in 0.7
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The SnappyData iSight Cloud
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How to Make Your Database 200x Faster Without Having to Pay More?
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The Spark Database
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Spark 2.0, Structured Streaming and SnappyData
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There was a talk sort of on this topic at Spark Summit in June... Here is the part where 2.0 is mentioned: https://youtu.be/PViLT2E2WPQ?t=407
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It takes about as long as it takes to start up a Spark cluster, and you can interact with it entirely through Spark APIs if that's what you're comfortable with. It can also be used in "Split Cluster Mode" so you can use
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Github repo: https://github.com/SnappyDataInc/snappydata
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