Federico Simoncelli

In just two years since its open source launch, CloudNativePG—EDB’s Kubernetes operator for Postgres—has become the world’s most popular PostgreSQL operator, with more than 4,300 stars on GitHub. EDB VP Chief Architect Kubernetes Gabriele Bartolini and EDB Principal Engineer Leonardo Cecchi will lead a session at PGConf.EU 2024 titled "Mastering PostgreSQL in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG". Dive into the fundamentals of Kubernetes and its application in managing PostgreSQL databases. Discover solutions for common challenges in running stateful workloads in Kubernetes and transforming these challenges into opportunities for robust PostgreSQL deployments. Register here >> https://lnkd.in/eJ5wsu4H #Postgres #PostgreSQL #justsolveitwithPostgres #EDBPostgresAI #data #AI #database #DBA #opensource #kubernetes #k8s

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In just two years since its open source launch, CloudNativePG—EDB’s Kubernetes operator for Postgres—has become the world’s most popular PostgreSQL operator, with more than 4,300 stars on GitHub. EDB VP Chief Architect Kubernetes Gabriele Bartolini and EDB Principal Engineer Leonardo Cecchi will lead a session at PGConf.EU 2024 titled "Mastering PostgreSQL in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG". Dive into the fundamentals of Kubernetes and its application in managing PostgreSQL databases. Discover solutions for common challenges in running stateful workloads in Kubernetes and transforming these challenges into opportunities for robust PostgreSQL deployments. Register here >> https://lnkd.in/eJ5wsu4H #Postgres #PostgreSQL #justsolveitwithPostgres #EDBPostgresAI #data #AI #database #DBA #opensource #kubernetes #k8s

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With the announcement of S3-native-streams (Freight clusters), here is a commentary on Confluent strategy regarding object storage, streaming and an open data architecture. https://lnkd.in/dTg6DKVy

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Unison Cloud is a super cool generic platform for distributed computing. Fabio here shows our KLogs distributed batch processing framework he's building on top of Unison Cloud

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"Vector Search is something that belongs to Redis for several reasons: first because vector indexes are data structures, particularly slow data structures, and such data structures can work very well in memory..." - Salvatore Sanfilippo The creator of Redis, back at Redis, to help steer the company + community into the next wave of innovation. Read more on Salvatore's blog post on returning to Redis: #innovation #Redis #RedisCommunity

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Increase high availability and maximize uptime of #Kubernetes applications with Veritas. Learn how: https://vrt.as/3Qh4G3K

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Great blog post by Samir Ketema about how Meroxa uses ArgoCD to manage our deployment process. Check it out if you're interested in Gitops.

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KubeVirt is a way to run VMs on Kubernetes. No, not resources in Pods (like a container), but actual Virtual Machines. It creates a new resource via the KubeVirt CRDs that is a VM-based object, not a container. In this quick 5 minute article, you'll learn how to install it on any Kubernetes cluster. https://buff.ly/47vDRRm #kubernetes #devops #platformengineering

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Sharing a great technical blog post from Tomas Hruby. As organizations increasingly adopt eBPF dataplanes as a faster and higher performing alternative to kube-proxy, compatibility issues can arise. This blog goes over some challenges of integrating NodeLocal DNSCache with eBPF and provides a solution tailored for Calico environments. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about Calico eBPF! https://lnkd.in/gH89DKyJ

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It's official! 🎉🌟 #ApachePaimon has graduated as a top-level project within The Apache Software Foundation 🚀 This momentous occasion marks the project’s maturity and widespread adoption by the community. But what exactly is Apache Paimon? It’s a cutting-edge data lake format that enables real-time lakehouse architectures built with #apacheflink and #apachespark for streaming and batch operations. By integrating Paimon into your data architecture, you unlock a world of possibilities for cost-effective, efficient, and scalable data pipelines. 🌐 So, what does this mean for customers who have adopted or are considering data lakes? Let’s break it down: 1️⃣ Cost-Effective Data Pipelines: Apache Paimon offers a more affordable solution compared to traditional methods. By replacing Apache Hudi in many deployments, Paimon has demonstrated its ability to reduce costs while enhancing performance. Say goodbye to expensive data processing and hello to cost-efficient pipelines! 💰 2️⃣ Improved Data Freshness: With Paimon, you can achieve near-real-time data updates, ensuring that your data is always fresh and up-to-date. This is crucial for businesses that rely on timely insights to drive decision-making and stay ahead of the competition. 🕒 3️⃣ Unified Batch and Streaming Architecture: Paimon supports both batch and streaming operations, providing a seamless and integrated approach to data processing. This means you can handle batch, streaming, and OLAP data with the same query and table abstraction, simplifying your data architecture and reducing complexity. 🔄 4️⃣ Strong Community and Ecosystem Support: As part of the Apache Software Foundation, Paimon benefits from a vast ecosystem of contributors and users. This active community ensures ongoing development, support, and a rich set of tools and integrations to help you build powerful data solutions. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gTPz-pV6 #ApachePaimon #DataLakes #DataEngineering #Lakehouse #StreamingProcessing #BatchProcessing #CostEfficiency #DataFreshness #UnifiedArchitecture #CommunitySupport

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Increase high availability and maximize uptime of #Kubernetes applications with Veritas. Learn how: https://vrt.as/3Qh4G3K

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I'm happy to see Valkey doing so well. I have a strong suspicion that the vendors who chose to disenfranchise their communities didn't really appreciate what they had until it was gone. To be clear, there is nothing wrong with creating a proprietary software company to insure that all the value created in your product remains exclusively yours. However, starting your project with an OSI-approved license then changing it to a proprietary one several years later is akin to inviting your neighbors to a potluck dinner then charging them all $50/head to partake of the communal dinner table. Results will be a) you won't need to worry about hosting another potluck because no one will come, and b) you'll never be invited to a potluck hosted by your neighbors ever again. Business leaders keep mistaking open source development to be purely a business function. To their detriment, they don't understand the fundamental harm done to the organization by what seems to them to be a logical, pragmatic, business decision. Ask any developer using and/or contributing to open source and they will tell you it is founded on social and ethical norms, where trust is at the top of the list. These companies have not only lost their communities, they've lost the trust of the entire open source ecosystem. This makes every aspect of software development more difficult from hiring talent, to getting support for open source on which they depend. When all factors are considered I just don't see how open-source-to-proprietary bait&switch can be a viable business strategy.

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If you're looking for a mindblowing video tut on dynamic admission control, aka mutating versus validating webhooks look no further than the video below. Marcel Dempers gives a thorough introductory treatment on the topic with style and authority. You can't really understand kubernetes unless you're coding to, or extending, its API in some way. Highly recommended!

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in case you missed it - this was brian's summary of his IaC posts if you are finding operating IaC systems in any way difficult, we want to hear from you. maybe these posts resonate?

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Ready for the Grafana Labs #ObservabilityCON #London. Join us for a live demo: Akamas, Grafana, Prometheus, and K6 working together for Autonomous Optimization! See you tomorrow :) Akamas Marco Inzaghi Mauro Pessina

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Do you have questions about the Kubernetes Gateway API? If so, check out this new blog post from Paul Yu that explains how to use the Gateway API to manage Istio's egress gateway on AKS. https://lnkd.in/gzK3TGbg

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