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Introduction to Apache Arrow

A look at what Apache Arrow is, how it works, and some of the companies using it as a critical component in their architecture. Over the past few decades, leveraging big datasets required businesses to perform increasingly complex analysis. Advancements in query performance, analytics, and data storage are largely a result of greater access to memory. Demand, manufacturing process improvements, and technological advances all contributed to cheaper memory.

Why do enterprises need to ensure now more than ever that their mobile applications are being tested

Consumers now have an incredible choice when it comes to applications, and their expectations of the experience is very high. It is, therefore, imperative that enterprises assure their applications are working 24/7, which can only be ensured via synthetic monitoring.

Top 10 Git GUI Clients for Linux

Git is an open-source version control system that is used to store code and web content in repositories. Git was designed to facilitate collaborative projects between developers. But leveraging the power of Git via the command line can be challenging to master, so many developers choose to use GUI clients to make using Git commands and actions more visual and simple.

Using AI & ML to Identify Incident Causation

In this week’s podcast episode, we explore the role of AI and machine learning in incident management and response, including the benefits and potential future of these technologies. We welcome guest, Dan Buckley, Director NMS at Hughes Network Systems, who shares his experiences and insights on the subject, discussing the business value of AI and the current state of the AIOps ecosystem.

The Reality of Machine Learning in Network Observability

For the last few years, the entire networking industry has focused on analytics and mining more and more information out of the network. This makes sense because of all the changes in networking over the last decade. Changes like network overlays, public cloud, applications delivered as a service, and containers mean we need to pay attention to much more diverse information out there.