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Daniel PETISME retweeted
On behalf of the @Java DevRel Team at @Oracle, congratulations to the newest member of the #Java Champions Program @julienviet
ALT Julien Viet as a new Java Champion!
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@danielpetisme nous raconte « 4 ans de télé-travail total. Retours d'expérience, défis et bonnes pratiques »
Daniel PETISME retweeted
Published a new blog post: Building a Distributed Log Using S3 (Under 150 Lines of Go)
The log is a powerful storage abstraction. Using a log, you can build a database, message queue, or event streaming system. S3 makes it all better and easier!
This is the third blog post in the series on Disaggregated Storage.
![Why S3? In my previous post, I explained the benefits of Zero Disk Architecture. A log on S3 is attractive for several reasons: No disks, so it is elastic and scalable. We don’t have to roll our own distributed storage server. We get durability, availability, and replication for free just by using S3. No operational overhead. Cost. Systems like WarpStream and BufStream claim to be 10x cheaper than Kafka. Customers and enterprises love BYOC! You make $$$ The Log Interface type Record struct { Offset uint64 Data []byte } type WAL interface { Append(ctx context.Context, data []byte) (uint64, error) Read(ctx context.Context, offset uint64) (Record, error) }](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GduayAFagAARmjf.png?name=orig)
ALT Why S3? In my previous post, I explained the benefits of Zero Disk Architecture. A log on S3 is attractive for several reasons: No disks, so it is elastic and scalable. We don’t have to roll our own distributed storage server. We get durability, availability, and replication for free just by using S3. No operational overhead. Cost. Systems like WarpStream and BufStream claim to be 10x cheaper than Kafka. Customers and enterprises love BYOC! You make $$$ The Log Interface type Record struct { Offset uint64 Data []byte } type WAL interface { Append(ctx context.Context, data []byte) (uint64, error) Read(ctx context.Context, offset uint64) (Record, error) }
Daniel PETISME retweeted
We are looking for a product manager for our team, who will focus on #KafkaStreams -- It's a great opportunity to work with a team of world-class engineers and to push the boundaries how our users build event-driven applications!
linkedin.com/jobs/view/37096…
Daniel PETISME retweeted
💰I made an easy way to test Debezium change data capture against Postgres.
The problem: to get interesting data out of Debezium, you need to orchestrate a streaming series of table inserts, updates, and deletes.
The solution: ShadowTraffic's `stateMachine` generator. Tell it what your data should look like and how frequently it should update before deleting.
There's still some usability rough edges here, but the results are great.
Daniel PETISME retweeted
50 years ago, SQL was first presented at the SIGFIDET Conference.
What a great impact it had on database systems! Today, the latest database systems that are developed are called NewSQL, and they embrace SQL fully.
dl.acm.org/doi/proceedings/1…
Daniel PETISME retweeted
You bet!
Either generate it directly to Kafka: github.com/shadowtraffic/sha…
Or run create/update/delete's straight to Postgres and let Debezium intercept them: github.com/shadowtraffic/sha…
Hey @MichaelDrogalis out of curiosity, can one generate Change Data Capture data with @ShadowTrafficIO ? Thanks 🙏
Hey @MichaelDrogalis out of curiosity, can one generate Change Data Capture data with @ShadowTrafficIO ? Thanks 🙏
Daniel PETISME retweeted
🔥 I can't believe it: 8 months in, and I've just closed my 3rd enterprise customer.
Will I make it long term? Who knows.
But so far, my revenue per employee is higher than many seed-funded startups, and all of my existing customers have expanded 3-4x their initial use cases. This is unfakeable progress.
I just want to say thanks to everyone who's been following along.
It's terrifying being a bootstrapped solo founder. But right now, I wouldn't have it any other way.
Daniel PETISME retweeted
📣 Reminder 📣
Le CFP pour l'édition 2024 de @VolcampIO est ouvert ! N'hésitez pas à soumettre vos talks (Conférence/Workshop/Lightnings) ! C'est juste ici =>
conference-hall.io/public/ev…
Daniel PETISME retweeted
The work is never just “the work”. The actual “work” you have to do, is just a very small part of a whole invisible set of a project. There’s the world around the work, to get the work, before the work, between the work, beyond the work, outside the work, etc.
ALT Infographic showing how a development project's phases can be broken down and estimated into different types of works
Daniel PETISME retweeted
Wow! I'm current top 2 contributor for LangChain in Python ! Thanks for the kind mention @langchain
👨👩👧👦👩👩👦👦 We've added a People page!
There are some incredible humans from all over the world who have been instrumental in helping the LangChain community flourish, and we'd like to do more to recognize them and thank them for their efforts.
To start, we're highlighting top reviewers + contributors! There's more than can fit in a single Twitter post, so check out the pages themselves too - they'll automatically update every month!
🐍 python.langchain.com/docs/pe…
☕ js.langchain.com/docs/people…
A huge thank you to the following people:
🐍 Top Python Reviewers:
- leo-gan
- lkuligin
- @pjain7
- cbornet
- @phoey1
- @johnjnay
- @sjwhitmore
- @HoltSkinner12
- @tjaffri
- skcoirz
- @tchutch94
- @sampartee
- @mesirii
- Undertone0809
- scadEfUr
- MthwRobinson
- jeffchuber
- pranjaldoshi96
- @LukawskiKacper
- eavanvalkenburg
- gengliangwang
- harupy
- mspronesti
- @tb_tomaz
- andersenchen
- sam-h-bean
- naveentatikonda
- dbczumar
- navneet1v
- @jmorgan
- @nicoloboschi
☕ Top JS reviewers:
- @afirstenberg
- sullivan-sean
- ppramesi
- jacobrosenthal
- mieslep
🐍 Top Python Contributors
- leo-gan
- cbornet
- lkuligin
- @tb_tomaz
- MthwRobinson
- @LukawskiKacper
- hemidactylus
- @tim_asp
- @sjwhitmore
- danielchalef
- eavanvalkenburg
- shibuiwilliam
- @pjain7
- chyroc
- @HoltSkinner12
- mspronesti
- fpingham
- @lin_bob57617
- maks-operlejn-ds
- @ofermend
☕ Top JS Contributors
- ppramesi
- afirstenberg
- jacobrosenthal
- sullivan-sean
- @skarard
- chasemcdo
- @maxthoon
- mieslep
- @ysnows123
- tyumentsev4
- nigel-daniels
- @tb_tomaz
- @mlonml
- nickscamara
- danielchalef
- MJDeligan
- @zukerpie
- ewfian
- @RealSwimburger
- mfortman11
And special thanks to @tiangolo for inspiring this page with his similar one for @FastAPI!
And finally - if you're interested, we'd love to have you open your first contribution! Check out the following guides for more information:
🐍: python.langchain.com/docs/co…
☕️: js.langchain.com/docs/contri…
Daniel PETISME retweeted
The most important superpower of a developer is complaining about everybody else's code #vdt24
