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Jeremy Blumenfeld in Chartbeat Engineering

Mailboat: A front-end development stack for email

A Development Toolkit

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Talking Aurora at Mesoscon Europe

Video of my talk and a few thoughts on the conference.

I was privileged to speak at Mesoscon Europe last month about our DevOps work at Chartbeat with Apache Aurora. For more information about how we use…

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Ron Alleyne in Chartbeat Engineering

From CITUS Postgres, WITH love

Background

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Wes Chow in Chartbeat Engineering

DataEngConf NYC 2017

For two years now I’ve been heading the data engineering track for DataEngConf NYC. Join me this year with a fantastic crew at Columbia University, Oct 30–31. Learn how to tackle time series data at scale, suss out anomalies, optimize all the Sparks, distribute all the Postgreses, and oh…

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Building Scalable Data Pipelines Using Secor and Presto — Part 1

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Cluster Management at Chartbeat — Part 2

How we use Apache Aurora

Cluster Management at Chartbeat is a series of posts about how we deploy and manage services running on Apache Mesos and Aurora. The series covers a wide variety of subjects including Pants, HAProxy, Kafka…

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Collaborative UI Development at Chartbeat

Working on our product’s user interface is a collaborative effort by engineers…

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Rick Mangi in Chartbeat Engineering

Cluster Management at Chartbeat — Part 1

Managing Mesos and Aurora at Scale

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Trepl: Generic Tiered Replication

You’re doing data replication wrong. There. I said it.

Suppose you’ve got a six node database cluster (ex. HDFS, Cassandra, Riak), and you’d like to store three copies of some piece of data in the cluster. Which three nodes should you pick?

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Swailing: helps you deal with your ridiculous log output

Swailing is a handy little Python logging library we created in the process of developing WADE. It’s usually a handy thing to put in lots of logging info while developing a system (say, an API service), and what generally ends up…

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