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Fourth Contact with a monolith Paul Brebner Instaclustr

Dogs in spaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace!!! (in a wormhole actually)


For the last few months I've been learning about, trying, and blogging on the Instaclustr Open Source technology stacks. So far I've tried Cassandra, Spark, Scala, Zeppelin, and tried some Spark Machine Learning algorithms out on synthetic and pre-production data as a predictive data analytics example (they have a lot of real data with > 1,000 nodes under management). Also planning on trying ML on the real production data eventually, and learn/blog about Spark streaming, Kafka, etc. 

All my Instaclutr blogs are here:



And blogs so far in order are:









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