Migrating from Node Redis to Ioredis: a slightly bumpy but faster road
This blog post tells the story of why and how we migrated from the Node Redis client library to Ioredis.
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Securing Your SQL Server Application: Enabling Client-Initiated Encrypted Connections
In the previous article we discussed how to enable a server initiated encrypted connection to a Microsoft SQL Server. But what if we have a scenario where we do not want to incur the overhead of encryption for every application? In that scenario instead of configuring the server to force encryption we will instead need the client to initiate the encrypted connection.
How to Implement Change Data Capture in SQL Server
Every organization wants to stay on the cutting edge of technology, making smart and data-driven decisions. However, ensuring that company information and data integration remains up to date can be a very time-consuming process. That is where CDC can make all the difference. Change data capture or CDC allows for real-time data set changes, ensuring that company data is always up to date. Change data capture can transform the way companies make data-driven decisions.
The Ultimate Guide to Heroku Postgres
Heroku Postgres is an easy, low-cost way to get started with a relational database on the Heroku platform. This open-source database is also the most effective service for developers looking to build engaging apps. Read on to discover how Heroku Postgres can prove beneficial to developers around the world.
Creating a COD Database
Cloudera Operational Database (COD) is an operational database as a service that brings ease of use and flexibility. Let’s see how easy it is to create a new database! Once you have created your environment, navigate to the COD Web interface. It takes you to the Databases page. Click Create Database, select the applicable environment, provide a name for your database and click Create Database. The creation of your new database is in progress. Once its status becomes Available it is ready to be used.
Securing Your SQL Server Application: Enabling Server-Initiated Encrypted Connections
Network encryption is a vital security step in hardening your application and guarding your data. Additionally, it is more often becoming a requirement by many organizations and laws (like HIPAA). In this article, we will discuss how to secure network communication between your application and the SQL Server database using an encrypted connection. We will demonstrate how encryption can be enabled and leveraged from SourcePro DB with no source code changes to your application.
What is Change Data Capture in SQL Server?
For more than three decades, Microsoft SQL Server has helped countless organizations store and manage their enterprise data, and it’s still one of the most widely used software applications on the planet. According to the DB-Engines database ranking, SQL Server remains the third most popular database management system, just behind Oracle and MySQL. Change data capture (CDC) is essential functionality for many businesses, especially those with real-time ETL use cases.
The Complete Guide to Using Heroku Postgres
Heroku's Postgres open-source database is the most effective service for developers who want to build engaging apps. With all of its features and Heroku's experience managing databases, it guarantees security and compliance with GDPR.
Get a Complete View of Salesforce Data with MongoDB
Teri will show you how you can incorporate Salesforce (relational data) into a MongoDB collection (non-relational data) to give your customers a unified customer experience. The webinar will focus on the piece of the puzzle where we read Salesforce data and format it into the shape needed to go into a Mongo collection (a collection is the term MongoDB uses for a data set like a table in a relational database). We’re showcasing the ability to go back and forth from NoSQL to SQL for a unified customer experience.
Scalable event streaming with Redis and Golang
A common problem that our customers have is event streaming spikey traffic to their clients. For example, imagine a server which needs to stream details on cryptocurrency trades. The quantity of trades happening each second is likely to fluctuate, sometimes nothing could happen, other times perhaps thousands. In order to ensure reliable communication, it’s important that rate limits are in place on how many messages are to be sent to subscribed clients.