Feb 8, 2017
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Everyone brags about IOPS with the advent of flash storage, but the real application performance factor is storage latency. Diamanti achieves 100 microsecond storage latencies, an order-of-magnitude improvement from previous architectures and the key to enabling data-intensive applications requiring hundreds of thousands of database operations each second. How does Diamanti achieve this dramatic performance increase?
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Jan 18, 2017
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In a recent webinar, NBCUniversal’s Vice President of Engineering Operations, Derek Yovine, Google Kubernetes Engine product manager, Dan Paik, and Gopal Sharma, Diamanti’s Chief Technology Officer discussed how to deploy data-intensive, containerized applications with guaranteed performance.
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Dec 12, 2016
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MemSQL is ranked number one by Gartner as the world’s leading vendor for operational data warehousing. Their amazing development team builds some of the most widely used and respected technology in the world. Key to their development success is a continuous integration (CI) process that involves more than 100,000 tests a day. MemSQL relies on Docker containers to enable a scalable test infrastructure that meets the demands of continuous integration.
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Nov 28, 2016
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You may think smaller, more nimble organizations are on the cutting edge of technology testing and implementation. Bloomberg, the well-known financial software, data, and media company, with approximately $9 billion in annual revenue and 19,000 employees, provides a powerful counterpoint.
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Aug 22, 2016
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Enterprise networking has been remarkably stable since the Internet revolution. Even the massive shift to x86 virtual machines embraced existing tools and processes. Spin up a new application instance? Here’s your IP address. Looking for that new service? Resolve its name via DNS. Everyone knew the basic requirements to deploy applications.
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