Copy & Paste your git status logs like a pro
It’s time to fill out your timesheet, again. You’ve put in a full week of work but remembering everything you’ve accomplished can be difficult when you’re jumping between projects….
It’s time to fill out your timesheet, again. You’ve put in a full week of work but remembering everything you’ve accomplished can be difficult when you’re jumping between projects….
Do you have location data in your Solr index? Are you making use of it? A typical thing that comes to mindwhen thinking about search results is a list…
Something amazing happened today on our Quepid project. We did a code review. Not some formal thing whereby we sat together in a conference room with someone presenting hundreds…
Joining OpenSource Connections Hello world! My name is Joseph (Joe) Lawson and I’m the newest team member to OpenSource Connections (OSC). If you’re unfamiliar, people don’t join OSC just…
Playing with Hawt Watch the startup logs for a pop culture reference 😉 Background We’ve been using Apache Camel on a number of projects over the past two years,…
A few weeks ago I received my first Intel Edison in the mail. After a bit of tinkering I was able to bootstrap a small Cassandra cluster on this…
##Putting the data togetherRecently we’ve had to analyze the size of files being ingested into a Solr index. Performance testing had been done several times and we were seeing…
Recently we have been working on a project with a distributed team of developers. Each developer had a local DataStax Enterprise cluster running via Vagrant. Over time we kept…
What rolls down stairs alone or in pairs?(thanks OpenClipArt) Have you heard about the HyperLogLog data structure? It sounds something out of science fiction. Something Lt. Cmdr Data certainly…
Visit me at Strata! (logo (C) OReilly Media) I’m fortunate enough to have been selected to speak at Strata 2015 in a few weeks on one of my favorite…
When it comes time to share data, as a developer, my mind shifts to fun topics like building API’s, providing data in multiple formats, putting data into public S3…
What is the solution when you’re doing a 24 hour load test, you haven’t already set up monitoring and you need to easily see the Physical Memory and JVM…