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August 11, 2021

Data Quality Analysis at Its Simplest

Data Quality Analysis at Its Simplest Maybe you have heard the expression ‘Data is the new oil’ phrased by the founder of Clubcard, Clive Humby. But, what does it mean? Does it imply that today data is as valuable as oil in terms of the economy? For sure. However, there…

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May 28, 2021

Keeping Secrets Secure With Vault Inside a Kubernetes Cluster

Keeping secrets secure with Vault inside a Kubernetes cluster In today's world where data plays a huge part in our lives, it is important to keep that data safe and secure. Everyday sites are getting hacked, databases breached and personal data stolen. That can lead to huge financial losses but…

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May 27, 2021

Utilizing TimescaleDB for Handling Time Series Data

Utilizing TimescaleDB for Handling Time Series Data Time is a concept that has always been both important and intriguing to analyze. Everything, including humans, produces data as it moves through time and interacts with different objects and scenarios. However, now that we live in the age of smart homes, virtual…

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May 27, 2021

Builder Pattern in Java

This Tech Bite was brought to you by Asmir Ljumić, Software Developer at Atlantbh. (more…)

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April 29, 2021

InfluxDB setup on Kubernetes

A couple of months ago I had my first encounter with InfluxDB. I found it very interesting from the very start because its key concepts are different from the ones used in the SQL or MongoDB databases, in which I had some experience. The main obstacle for any programmer is,…

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January 4, 2021

Kafka – Watch out, another broker coming up!

4 months before the incident - cluster away So, one day you decide to switch from Kafka standalone to cluster mode in order to achieve high availability. (more…)

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October 6, 2020

File Download with Error Handling

Designing an API that serves files to be downloaded is not easy. In a way, it is an exception to the standard way of designing APIs. Nowadays most APIs produce XML or JSON, and that is not the case with download, which produces the format of the file being downloaded.…

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September 9, 2020

Multi-user remote HDFS access using WebHDFS and Kerberos

As part of our data processing pipeline, we use Hadoop to execute different tasks with HDFS being the primary data storage system. Let's say we have a cluster, and multiple users do their work on the Hadoop cluster, all users will have the same privilege and everyone can access everyone’s…

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July 7, 2020

Deployment of a NIST data mirror on OpenShift

The need for dependency checks while building software is crucial. Dependency vulnerabilities can be quite dangerous and can lead to vulnerabilities in the final product. In addition to that, every penetration test will definitely check for dependency vulnerabilities. (more…)

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June 24, 2020

5G, changing everything we know about mobile networks

It’s been nearly a decade since 5G was first introduced and slowly but surely it is taking on its true form. But even now, when carriers in some countries are just starting to roll it out, there is a lot of confusion about what 5G is and what it brings…

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June 2, 2020

Making peace with frontend development: Leveling up your CSS

The perils of CSS written in haste In the previous blog I wrote, I’ve emphasised the importance of mastering the fundamentals in order to become proficient in your work. In this blog post, I’ll start tackling one of the cornerstones of frontend web development. (more…)

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May 19, 2020

Remote VS Code debugging of Typescript NodeJS app deployed in Kubernetes

Today's apps are usually deployed as Docker containers on remote machines and, as such, can be a bit challenging to develop and debug. In order to speed-up the development process, one of the must have features is the ability to conduct remote debugging. (more…)

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Data Quality Analysis at Its Simplest

Keeping Secrets Secure With Vault Inside a Kubernetes Cluster

Utilizing TimescaleDB for Handling Time Series Data

Builder Pattern in Java

InfluxDB setup on Kubernetes

Kafka – Watch out, another broker coming up!

File Download with Error Handling

Multi-user remote HDFS access using WebHDFS and Kerberos

Deployment of a NIST data mirror on OpenShift

5G, changing everything we know about mobile networks

Making peace with frontend development: Leveling up your CSS

Remote VS Code debugging of Typescript NodeJS app deployed in Kubernetes

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