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Revisiting The Things Network: Connecting The Things Network V3 to InfluxDB

Back in 2019, David Simmons created an awesome blog introducing LoRaWAN devices and The Things Network. He also showed you how easy it was to connect The Things Network V2 to InfluxDB. Since then, a few things have changed and I thought it was time to revisit the Things Network with a new project.

Apache Flink SQL Ask-Me-Anything

One of the greatest things about Apache Flink (and there are many!) is that it’s available in a variety of programming languages: from the low level APIs accessible in Java and Scala all the way to Python and SQL. The Flink SQL APIs offer very powerful SQL with many useful features and functions: spanning from the definition of time windows, late events or aggregations and also covering advanced topics like pattern detection via MATCH_RECOGNIZE.

How Aiven helps you build engineering value

Companies trust engineers to write code and build systems that create value for their customers. But all too often, engineers are not included when procuring the software or services that they will use every day. Today our Solution Architect Jason Hepp will tell you how Aiven empowers your engineers with the right tools and provides intrinsic trust and value in your organization.

Use Log Analytics to gain application performance, security, and business insights

Whether you’re investigating an issue or simply exploring your data, the ability to perform advanced log analytics is key to uncovering patterns and insights. Datadog Log Management makes it easy to centralize your log data, which you can then manipulate and analyze to answer complex questions.

Orchestrate Spark pipelines with Airflow on Ocean for Apache Spark

Running Apache Spark applications on Kubernetes has a lot of benefits, but operating and managing Kubernetes at scale has significant challenges for data teams. With the recent addition of Ocean for Apache Spark to Spot’s suite of Kubernetes solutions, data teams have the power and flexibility of Kubernetes without the complexities. A cloud-native managed service, Ocean Spark automates cloud infrastructure and application management for Spark-on-Kubernetes.