by Kate Loguteva | Apr 10, 2019 | Business Intelligence, Data Integration, Open Source |
Have you heard about the full stack web developers? Unlike those developers who are specialised in front-end or back-end, a full stack developer can do all of that alone. My area is databases. I’m quite confident in calling myself a relational databases...
by Thomas Evans | Apr 2, 2019 | Analytics, Business Intelligence, CloudBI, Open Source |
On a daily basis I have the benefit of working with organisations who are somewhere on a journey with data. Working with big or small, flush or practically bust, petabytes or megabytes, organisations see some innovative solutions deployed. One thing I often see...
by Brent Adcock | Jan 8, 2019 | Amazon Web Services, CloudBI, Data Integration |
Whilst waiting for an invite to play with the preview version of AWS Data Lake formation I thought that I would get started with seeing how I could consume the data from a data lake and play with the Redshift Spectrum product from Amazon Web Services. Redshift...
by Nick Borrell | Nov 27, 2018 | Oracle |
Recently I was asked during an interview how I would approach adopting new features in Oracle as part of an upgrade. At the time I feel I gave a pretty cursory reply and I just explained how I’d performed an upgrade (migration) across platforms and had implemented new...
by Tim Gray | May 16, 2018 | CloudBI, General, MongoDB |
MongoDB 3.6 has some awesome features, change streams being my personal favourite (see all the changes here), but what if we have an old MongoDB cluster running on 3.4 and want to use these cool features? Here is how! Note: This guide assumes you installed MongoDB...
