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Presentation: Amazon DynamoDB: Evolution of a Hyperscale Cloud Database Service
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Introduction of System.ServiceModel 6.0 for Calling WCF/CoreWCF
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AWS Lambda Now Supports Ruby 3.2 Runtime
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Datadog Creates Scalable Data Ingestion Architecture
Datadog created a dedicated data ingestion architecture offering exactly-once semantics for their third-generation event store, Husky. The event-driven architecture (EDA) can accommodate bursts in traffic in the multi-tenant platform with reasonable ingestion latency and acceptable operational costs. By Rafal Gancarz Datadog created a dedicated data ingestion architecture offering exactly-once semantics for their third-generation event store, Husky. The event-driven architecture (EDA) can accommodate bursts in traffic in the multi-tenant platform with reasonable ingestion latency and acceptable operational costs. By Rafal GancarzRead More
