Percona I suppose?

Seems neat, anything similar in Java?

I am mainly working on B2B message exchange, e.g. via AS4/EDIFACT/ebix/CIM files and most parties seem to still work with a lot of batch processing. With the ongoing digitization of e.g. metering hardware and faster settlement times in the energy markets (EU-centric) I think this might not cut it anymore in the future.

Find out if they are moving to FIX, FIXFAST, or some sort of ITCH (binary) type feed.

Incident post mortems: https://github.com/danluu/post-mortems

Can you elaborate on the dependent .gitattributes file? Where can I find more information on the necessary content? Sounds super useful!

You need to specify diff format, so that Git can correctly identify and parse function body.

*.py diff=python

Thanks!

I want this but self hosted/integrated into our CI (Gitlab in our case).

Please fill in this form: https://www.source.dev/demo . We’re prioritizing cloud deployments but are keen to hear about your use case and see what we can do.

Can someone explain when this would be good solution? We currently store loads of files in S3 and directly ingest them on demand in our Java app API pods. Seems interesting if we could speed up retrievals for sure.

The basic tradeoff is that you are paying an extra tax on all requests that are not served by the cache, so you something like this would help if you are reading the same data repeatedly. So, for example, a database built on object storage or something like that.

If you can have the cache onsite then it'll likely benefit many things just by virtue of not going through a slow internet link

We use Gitlab. Is that planned?

We're a MySQL/Hibernate shop. Anything similar possible with that stack?

Weird coincidence. I work on a software cryptographic module and we worked on this exact same thing today and came to a similar solution.