Pieter Humphrey
2,748 viewsWhy a Serverless Data API Might be Your Next Database
Serverless data offers benefits, but market offerings are limited. What serverless data can, should, or could do isn’t always understood.
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Kubernetes
Pieter Humphrey
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Nicolas Frankel
2,676 viewsPort Management in Local Kubernetes Clusters
Another approach for my demos: a regular proxy in front of my local cluster. OSX comes with an existing Apache Web Server installation.
Pieter Humphrey
3,009 viewsK8ssandra: Production-Ready Platform for Cassandra on Kubernetes
K8ssandra aims to provide a "production-ready platform", including automation for operational tasks such as repairs, backups, and …
Alexander Dejanovski
5,414 viewsK8ssandra Performance Benchmarks on Cloud Managed Kubernetes
We came up with results matching our expectations: Cassandra in Kubernetes brings flexibility and ease of use without performance penalty.
Roman Chernobelskiy
2,932 viewsConnect Stateful Workloads Across Kubernetes Clusters
How we utilize off-the-shelf functionality and components to set up lightweight cross-cluster communication in a multitenant environment.
2,801 viewsThe Search for a Cloud-Native Database
Automation is often the final milestone to be achieved, but running databases in Kubernetes can actually help us progress toward this goal.
Christopher Bradford
3,645 viewsA Case for Databases on Kubernetes from a Former Skeptic
Should you run a database on Kubernetes? Let's retrace the stages in the journey to my current answer: “In a cloud native environment? Yes!”
Rudy De Busscher
2,828 viewsAsk Yourself: Do You Really Need Kubernetes?
Whether or not you need Kubernetes depends on many different factors. Statistically, you don't need Kubernetes more often than you do need …
Jeff Carpenter
3,146 viewsKubernetes Is The Best Technology For Running A Cloud-Native Database
A truly cloud-native approach means adopting key elements of the Kubernetes design paradigm. Let’s explore a few that point the way!
9,029 viewsLet's Optimize Relational Database Access
Most database protocols have not followed the HTTP path yet and remain in the stone age of connection pooling.