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Introducing Polaris Catalog: An Open Source Catalog for Apache Iceberg

Open source file and table formats have garnered much interest in the data industry because of their potential for interoperability — unlocking the ability for many technologies to safely operate over a single copy of data. Greater interoperability not only reduces the complexity and costs associated with using many tools and processing engines in parallel, but it would also reduce potential risks associated with vendor lock-in.

How to Turn Any SOAP Web Service into a REST API

There are two types of remote web services: REST APIs and SOAP APIs If you want to wrap a SOAP API and make it easier to work with through the use of REST endpoints, this simple tutorial will enable you to achieve that goal. With this process, you'll be able to make a request with JSON to the API and receive a response in JSON instead of a long-winded XML format.

What is a database?

A database is a storage system that stores data in an organized manner for easy access and management. In just the last two years, 90% of the world’s data has been created, and the volume of global data doubles every two years. All this data is stored in databases. So, whether you’re checking the weather on your phone, making an online purchase, or even reading this blog, you’re accessing data stored in a database, highlighting their importance in modern data management.

Cloudera Introduces AI Inference Service With NVIDIA NIM

We are excited to announce a tech preview of Cloudera AI Inference service powered by the full-stack NVIDIA accelerated computing platform, which includes NVIDIA NIM inference microservices, part of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform for generative AI. Cloudera’s AI Inference service uniquely streamlines the deployment and management of large-scale AI models, delivering high performance and efficiency while maintaining strict privacy and security standards.

Boost Your Agile Transformation with Innovative Scrum Gamification

Gamification is the concept of adding gaming principles to non-gaming environments to increase participation. It is an attempt to create an environment that influences team members’ behaviors and improves productivity and engagement. The participants experience joy and motivation while playing games. According to a study by Tech Report, gamification improved productivity and engagement. Below is their analysis.

Unit Testing In Python Is Way More Convenient Than You'Ve Thought

As software developers, we all write lots and lots of lines of code while building an application. But to ensure that each and every components work perfectly in the software, we really need to do some unit testing. This ensures proper functionality and reliable performance of our product. These testing of individual components is known as Unit Testing. For the dynamic nature and the ease of writing tests alongside the code, Python can be a viable option for unit testing of our software.

Landing Page Best Practices for B2B SaaS and Tech Companies

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Acquisition of Verta's Operational AI Platform Will Transform Cloudera's AI Vision to Reality

In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping enterprises across the globe—be it in healthcare, finance, or manufacturing—it’s hard to overstate the transformation that AI has had on businesses, regardless of industry or size. At Cloudera, we recognize the urgent need for bold steps to harness this potential and dramatically accelerate the time to value for AI applications.

How to Identify and Manage Software Testing Risks

As software releases are expected to happen faster, testers are placed under more pressure. Pressure to find and eradicate bugs earlier in the release cycle, to avoid them being costly and delaying release timelines. That said, if companies want to stay ahead of the competition, it's important from the outset their testing processes are free from risks and vulnerabilities. Can automated testing best ensure thorough validation? How can team procedures proactively avoid risk?