Efficient Database Migration with Flyway and Yugabyte: A Comprehensive Guide to CLI Commands
Discover how Flyway and Yugabyte can make database schema changes easier with a comprehensive guide to CLI commands for seamless migrations.
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Maximising PostgreSQL Efficiency in Yugabyte: Best Practices for Distributed Databases
Optimising PostgreSQL performance in distributed SQL environments can be a complex and challenging task, especially when using a platform like Yugabyte
Sharding in YugabyteDB: Understanding Hash and Range Partitioning
This post provides a detailed comparison of the two sharding methods and provides examples of when to use each one, along with SQL examples. It also explains the underlying hardware and DocDB considerations while using sharding in YugabyteDB.
Authenticating Applications to Google Cloud
There are several ways to authenticate applications to Google Cloud without downloading service account keys. This post describe different ways to authenticate application
Unlocking the power of Distributed SQL: Introduction to YugabyteDB
The excitement around distributed SQL is increasing as more and more apps move to the cloud. However, there are also a lot of questions that come up when working with these databases. Questions like: What are the use cases for…
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Data consistency in distributed system
In this post, we give a short tutorial on consistency levels - explaining what they do, and how they work. Much of the existing literature and online discussion of consistency levels are done in the context of multi-processor or distributed systems that operate on a single data item at a time, without the concept of a “transaction”. In this post we give some direction for how to think about consistency levels in the context of ACID-compliant database systems.
Optimising Gradle for lightning fast CI
So, it’s important that you should optimize your Gradle build timing because the less time you spend watching Gradle build your project, the more time will spend writing awesome apps.
Being Professional Developers- Test Driven Development
Test-driven development is increasingly widespread and there is good empirical evidence that it's a beneficial practice. TDD reduces the number of bugs in production and improves code quality. In other words it makes code easier to maintain and understand. Also, it provides automated tests for regression testing.
Java 8: New Date and Time API
With Java < 8, you would need to write something like: Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();cal.set(Calendar.HOUR, cal.get(Calendar.HOUR) + 2);vs. with Java 8: Readability: Calendar.getInstance() is not very well named: it is hard to tell which instance you are getting without reading…