Written by Nicolas Monchy on May 21, 2019 Can you move your data pipelines to a serverless architecture? Should you? At GumGum we just built such a pipeline at scale using AWS. Here are our tips and our feedback on the limitations of such an architecture. Serverless data pipelines? We’re…

Written by Chanel Chang on February 28, 2019 GumGum has been around for over a decade but we’ve been growing especially fast within the past two years and here comes the problem that we as well as many other growing companies are trying to address: “How do you prevent the…

Written by Raghav Gupta on January 29, 2019 File Upload to S3 via Browser In this blog, we will discuss how we can upload files directly to S3 from a browser, rather than uploading a file first to your servers and then to S3. Uploading files directly to S3 basically gives us two advantages: You don’t…

Written by Huy Pham on September 5, 2018 You have probably heard that Spring Boot makes life easier, but at your workplace you may still have to work with an old, vanilla Spring MVC project. You may feel like you are a decade behind, even though Spring boot just came…

Written by Walid Shaita on August 31, 2018 At GumGum, we work completely with AWS and have more than 100+ services to build, automate, maintain, and secure. We are used to automating most of our services using Ansible on AWS but the more services you need to manage, the harder…

Written by Nishita Sant on August 7, 2018 I recently presented a talk on how GumGum implements a scalable computer vision solution in a cloud-only environment, at the annual Embedded Vision Summit, organized by the Embedded Vision Alliance in Santa Clara this May. …

Written by Cambron Carter on June 5, 2018 AI on the Edge GumGum recently hosted Dr. Genquan Stone Duan and Andrew Pierno of WiZR at our LA Computer Vision Meetup. This presentation is an interactive exploration of WiZR’s machine learning and computer vision infrastructure, which is used to provide real-time analytics for the purposes of security and surveillance. Anyone interested in embedded machine learning and computer vision should check out this technical deep-dive.

Written by Michael Hume on May 5, 2018 At GumGum we build alot of in-house web products. The development for these products follow a dev/stage/prod pipeline, but often times a single development environment is not enough. …

Written by Iris Fu and Divyaa Ravichandran, Computer Vision Scientists, on April 19, 2018 GumGum Sports processes enormous amounts of media each day. They come from a variety of sources and forms, including social media posts and broadcast/streaming videos. …