Getting Started with Sample Programs for Apache Kafka 0.9
Ted Dunning and I have worked on a tutorial that explains how to write your first Kafka application. In this tutorial you will learn how to:
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Ted Dunning and I have worked on a tutorial that explains how to write your first Kafka application. In this tutorial you will learn how to:
Apache Drill has a hidden gem: an easy to use REST interface. This API can be used to Query, Profile and Configure Drill engine.
A very common use case when working with Hadoop is to store and query simple files (CSV, TSV, ...); then to get better performance and efficient storage convert these files into more efficient format, for example Apache Parquet.
Apache Drill allows users to explore any type of data using ANSI SQL. This is great, but Drill goes even further than that and allows you to create custom functions to extend the query engine. These custom functions have all the performance of any of the Drill primitive operations, but allowing that performance makes writing these functions a little trickier than you might expect.
As you know, you have many differences between relational and document databases. The biggest, for the developer, is probably the data model: Row versus Document. This is particularly true when we talk about "relations" versus "embedded documents (or values)". Let's look at some examples, then see what are the various operations provided by MongoDB to help you to deal with this.
Last week at the Paris MUG, I had a quick chat about security and MongoDB, and I have decided to create this post that explains how to configure out of the box security available in MongoDB.
Few days ago I have posted a joke on Twitter
TLTR:
Last night the Nantes MUG (MongoDB Users Group) had its second event. More than 45 people signed up and joined us at the Epitech school (thanks for this!). We were lucky to have 2 talks from local community members:
In this article we will see how to create a pub/sub application (messaging, chat, notification), and this fully based on MongoDB (without any message broker like RabbitMQ, JMS, ... ).