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Yellowfin 9.12 Release Highlights

Yellowfin 9.12 is an extensive release that incorporates a large number of bug fixes, additional data connectors, and customer requested enhancements. The biggest changes in this release focus on Export and Broadcast capabilities. Yellowfin already boasts exceptional reporting capabilities, and 9.12 adds additional features and performance improvements in this area. Yellowfin also has the ability to connect to just about any source of data.

Unlocking the Edge: Data Streaming Goes Where You Go with Confluent

While cloud computing adoption continues to accelerate due to its tremendous value, it has also become clear that edge computing is better suited for a variety of use cases. Organizations are realizing the benefits of processing data closer to its source, leading to reduced latency, security and compliance benefits, and more efficient bandwidth utilization as well as supporting scenarios where networking has challenging constraints.

Mastering Your API Contract: A Guide to Establishing Clear Guidelines and Expectations

Are you seeking to ensure robust communication between APIs and applications? Contract testing plays a crucial role in ensuring this robust communication. The key lies in the API contract. Serving as a definitive guide, API contracts align expectations, prevent errors, and cement the reliability of software interactions. This article breaks down the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of API contracts, including creation, benefits, and maintenance strategies for developer and consumer success.

Databricks: Achieve performance and reliability with purpose-built AI

88% of Databricks users surveyed are turning to AI to improve bug-fixing effectiveness (Databricks). Why? Troubleshooting modern data stacks is typically a toilsome and manual process. The good news – data teams that use DataOps practices and tools will be 10 times more productive (Gartner). With this in mind, Unravel is hosting this live event to demonstrate how AI-enabled observability for Databricks’ Data Intelligence Platform helps you proactively achieve performance and reliability.

How to Scale RAG and Build More Accurate LLMs

This article was originally published on The New Stack on June 10, 2024. Retrieval augmented generation (RAG) has emerged as a leading pattern to combat hallucinations and other inaccuracies that affect large language model content generation. However, RAG needs the right data architecture around it to scale effectively and efficiently.

The Rise of Digital Printing Companies: Transforming the Printing Industry

Digital printing companies are revolutionizing the printing industry by offering high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective printing solutions. This article explores the concept of digital printing, the benefits of working with digital printing company, the technology involved, and the diverse applications across various sectors.

Building AI With Ollama and Django

If you’re not building with AI, are you even building these days? Sometimes, it seems not. AI has become such an integral part of workflows throughout many tools that a clear understanding of integrating it into your product and framework is critical. Django is such a framework that powers thousands of products across the web: Instagram, Pinterest, and Mozilla are all services built on Django.

OpenTelemetry in N|Solid

N|Solid Runtime, the OSS runtime that powers N|Solid Pro, is an innovative, lightweight runtime for Node.js applications. It offers real-time insights into performance, memory usage, and CPU consumption, giving developers unparalleled visibility into their code without requiring any modifications. In today’s software landscape, understanding your application's production behavior is crucial. With cloud-native architectures, microservices, and distributed systems, pinpointing issues is challenging.

Understanding the difference between Virtual Users and Requests Per Second (RPS)

Hey there! If you’ve ever been curious about performance testing, you’ve probably come across the terms “Virtual Users” and “Requests Per Second (RPS)”. They might sound a bit technical, but they’re super important for ensuring your website or application runs smoothly, especially under heavy traffic. In this article, we’re going to break down what these terms mean, how they differ, and why they’re essential.