Author: Mark Simborg

How Our Integration With Datadog Supports Dream11’s 5.5+ Million Concurrent Users

November 11, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
VoltDB powers the contest engine at the heart of Dream11—the largest and most exciting fantasy sports platform on the planet. Datadog’s integration with VoltDB enables Dream11 to monitor this core system for always-on availability and high performance - two things that are especially important right now, with the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup 2021 and [...]

Why CSPs Should be All-In on the B2B Market

October 19, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
A new report from TM Forum - and sponsored by VoltDB - delves into the B2B market opportunity for CSPs, tapping into an extensive survey of 205 people working inside 82 CSPs worldwide. Respondents included C-level executives, architects and engineers in IT and network departments, leaders of enterprise lines of business, and consultants. As next-generation [...]

VoltDB Partners With AWS to Bring Decision Intelligence to the Edge

September 23, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
VoltDB and AWS have partnered to make the VoltDB Data Platform available in AWS Wavelength, a new and already publicly available AWS Infrastructure offering optimized for mobile edge computing applications and designed to drive and enable ultra-low latency on 5G devices.  “We’re thrilled to offer the VoltDB Data Platform in AWS Wavelength to help power [...]

What is Cross Data Center Replication (XDCR)?

September 14, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
Cross Data Center Replication (XDCR) is an essential technology that facilitates data failover and disaster recovery. By replicating data across multiple data centers in different geographical locations, XDCR guarantees continuous service delivery to the end user by always having the backup of data in case one of the data centers is adversely affected.  XDCR is [...]

What is Streaming Data?

September 09, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
Streaming data is data that flows in continuously from highly distributed sources. These data streams are constantly feeding data that data platforms can use or act upon dynamically and in real time, without the need to download or batch it first.  Data streams come from a wide variety of sources and in many different formats, [...]

What is a microservices architecture?

August 19, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
A microservices architecture is a modular approach to application development that allows developers to deliver large, complex applications reliably and swiftly. Applications—such as those for customer management, charging, or billing—consist of many interconnected sub-tasks that work in tandem to deliver the desired business outcome. In the past, applications were designed as one whole piece—aka a [...]

What is real-time billing mediation?

August 04, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
Real-time billing mediation is the process of using up-to-the-second data usage information to proactively identify errors, prevent inaccurate invoicing, notify customers about usage thresholds, and more.  Telecom operators and communications services providers use real-time billing mediation to retrieve usage data from different network equipment and convert it to a uniform format that a billing system [...]

The Four Things You Need for Contextual Decision-Making

July 13, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
Why Enterprises Need Contextual Decisioning The world today is faster-paced than ever before, and the explosive growth of both 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) is generating a greater variety of data at extremely high velocity. As a result, enterprises are now faced with an extremely short window of opportunity to respond to events [...]

What’s an in-memory database?

June 16, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
An in-memory database is a modern data management system that stores data in the system’s main memory (most often RAM), as opposed to a traditional database that uses disk/device storage. When you process data in an in-memory database, only the RAM is used/accessed. There is no need to access the secondary memory and navigate the [...]

What is Network as a Service?

June 04, 2021
By: Mark Simborg
Network as a Service is a cloud computing model in which managed cloud vendors provide virtualized network equipment and networking functionality as a subscription service. A concept similar to the better-known software/platform as a service model, Network as a Service lets enterprises operate networks without actually owning and maintaining the hardware.  Network as a Service [...]

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