Real-Time Analytics with Pulsar Functions
Part 4 of our event-driven architecture blog series covers real-time analytics capabilities with Apache Pulsar Functions
Comparing LogDevice and Apache Pulsar
In this post we take a technical look at how LogDevice's distributed log compares to the distributed log used in Apache Pulsar.
In a Digital World Where the Speed of Innovation Matters, Are You Anchored Down by Legacy APM Agents?
Traditional APM solutions fail to provide reliable visibility into application performance because they rely on head-based sampling. The probabilistic and random nature of head-based sampling was good enough for legacy monolithic applications because of their predictable performance patterns...
Splunk’s New Sports Partnership: Data On Wheels
Splunk combines the power of data with the joy of cycling by sponsoring the women’s and men’s Trek-Segafredo cycling teams
Splunk and Python 2.7 EOL | Splunk
Python 2.7 is scheduled to reach end of life on January 1, 2020, and we're exploring multiple solutions to adapt to this change.
Event Processing Design Patterns with Pulsar Functions
Part 3 of our Event-Driven Architecture series covers common event processing design patterns with Apache Pulsar Functions.
