Introduction In this post I’d like to highlight voltdb-chargingdemo, which I’ve recently made available on github. Most demos are designed to be as simplistic as possible. I’ve always found that frustrating, as anyone who has ever written a real world application knows that what takes...
I'm happy to announce the release of V9.1. In this release, we’ve simplified the integration of VoltDB into your application stack by adding more functionality to streaming export. In addition, we’ve made VoltDB clusters easier to manage by allowing you to add or remove node...
Recently, we hosted our webinar, “Is Your 5G Data Architecture Ready for Microservices?”, hosted in conjunction with FierceWireless. This unique session, VoltDB’s Chief Technologist, Dheeraj Remella engaged in a roundtable discussion with Iain Gillott, Founder and President, iGR about a variety of topics related to...
Regardless of industry - whether it be Telco, Retail, Banking, Gaming or others - the expectation of immediate gratification in today’s “smartphone era” is an absolute requisite in order to build a successful customer relationship. Customers want their needs to be met when they...
Last month we hosted our webinar, “Is Your 5G Data Architecture Ready for Microservices?”, hosted in conjunction with FierceWireless. It was a unique webinar in which VoltDB’s Chief Technologist, Dheeraj Remella had a roundtable discussion with Iain Gillott, Founder and President, iGR about a variety...
Last month we hosted our webinar, “Is Your 5G Data Architecture Ready for Microservices?”, hosted in conjunction with FierceWireless. It was a unique webinar in which VoltDB’s Chief Technologist, Dheeraj Remella had a roundtable discussion with Iain Gillott, Founder and President, iGR about a variety...
At our recent webinar, “Is Your Data Architecture Ready for Microservices?”, we received a number of questions from attendees about VoltDB and how it works. From integrating VoltDB with Kafka to running VoltDB in a container, here’s a recap on the FAQs asked during the...
The introduction of 5G networks will only increase the data volume and speed requirements that are already putting pressure on traditional data architectures.
5G architecture recommends a service-based approach to enable end-to-end software defined network functions. Initially virtualization-based - and now heading toward containerization — a service-based approach inherently leads to a need for separation of state and business logic. What is missing in this thought-line is...
Traditional pub/sub systems such as Apache Kafka (and their numerous ever evolving stream processing avatars like Apache Samza, Apache Storm, Apache Flink, etc.) work fine for a bunch of simple use cases where there is a need for simple decisions, speed, scale and stability....