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Monthly Archives: May 2018
Making a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram from Gaia DR2 data with Elasticsearch
Elasticsearch was one of the open source products on my list to try out, ever since I got rejected for a couple of assignments as a consultant last year. Apparently it’s a popular product. But why do you need a … Continue reading
Posted in Learning Big Data, NoSQL
Tagged 2001 A Space Odyssey, ElasticSearch, Frank Kane, Gaia, Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, Kibana, Logstash, Udemy, Vega
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Codemotion Amsterdam 2018, day two
Back on the ferry to the north of Amsterdam I went, back for day two of Codemotion Amsterdam 2018. Keynote Daniel Gebler from PicNic told us about what they are doing today to bring groceries home for people. I’ve seen … Continue reading
Codemotion Amsterdam 2018, day one
Last Friday I almost felt I had to explain a colleague that I don’t always win raffles and lotteries. Because yep, I won another ticket. Again via the Roaring Elephant podcast. It’s pretty worthwhile listening to them, is all I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Events
Tagged Blender, DevOps, Internet of Things, Kafka, Kafka Streams, Kubernetes, open source, RegEx
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