Tech Insights

Machine Learning (ML) has revolutionized how we solve large-scale problems. Humans may be overwhelmed by myriads of variables and the sheer volume of information available. However, machines have proven effective at sifting through massive datasets and producing accurate, reliable outcomes. Let’s look deeper into ML and what it can do for your business.

Building a system of microservices to support your business’s operations is a challenge faced by architects and executives at companies large and small. Orchestrating flows of data and actions across many services and servers without breeding complexity that slows your development and saps your agility is demanding. Data streaming services are an excellent option for connecting your microservices, maintaining efficiency, and controlling costs. Here’s how to get started connecting your microservices with the data streaming service Apache Kafka.

Life was good – your SaaS app was humming along, customers were happy, and business was booming. Then one day, it happened – a customer’s data is corrupt and needs to be restored ASAP! Or maybe a runaway job locked the database and brought the app to its knees, or a diligent customer demanded a more secure, isolated data store. You realize all your proverbial data eggs are in one basket, but you don’t want to maintain tens or hundreds of databases. Multi-tenancy is the solution to your problem!

One of the major reasons to use Agile is to increase speed to market. In other words, you want to get a workable product to market faster and be able to iterate flexibly while still serving your customer base. First, you want an application that works. Next, you want to make sure that it can scale. Finally, you want to leverage your data in ways that can help you expand your market reach even further. In this article, I will show you how NoSQL is the perfect fit for achieving your agile product development goals.

You’re thinking about switching to NoSQL database technology. You’ve seen our blog posts about why and how to switch, but you’re still on the fence. Often, simplicity is the key. Ask yourself these three basic questions and you’ll be able to make a smarter NoSQL decision.