The landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing is rapidly evolving. The marriage of serverless architecture and AI capabilities has given rise to innovative solutions that will transform how businesses operate. One such application is the development of a Serverless AI Assistant using the infrastructure of Amazon Web Services (AWS). In this blog post, […]
Intro Spring Boot has revolutionized the way modern applications are built. Its opinionated view of the Spring platform and minimal configuration allows developers to quickly build robust enterprise-grade applications. Spring Boot 3.0 was officially released in November 2022, and gives us many new features and improvements. Based on version 6.0 of the Spring Framework, Spring […]
The official React documentation defines useReducer as a React hook that allows you to add a reducer to your component. A reducer is a design pattern that is used to manage the state of a UI. It involves breaking down the application state into smaller, more manageable pieces, and defining a set of functions called reducers, which are responsible for updating those pieces of state in response to user actions or other events. While there may be some use cases that necessitate the use of third-party reducer tools (e.g. Redux), the useReducer hook is an excellent state reduction option for most React projects.
Small actions can make a big difference. When we upgraded our laptops at Enfuse.io, we knew we wanted to put our old ones to good use. That’s why we donated them to Olive Crest, a local charity that provides support to foster youth. We’re thrilled to hear that our donation helped one young person enroll in college and take an important step towards their future. #communityimpact #donate
Overview This article will cover a few things. First, we’ll demonstrate how to deploy a Spring Boot MVC app in an AWS Lambda. Next, we’ll discuss why you would want to do this instead of using Spring Cloud Function. Finally, we’ll dig into Lambda cold starts and how to tune a Spring app to mitigate […]
This post is aimed at those who are new to stream processing, want to ensure a firm understanding of stream processing, and/or completely non-technical in nature. The below example, while contrived, provides real-world definitions to the areas of: Streams Stateless Streams Stateful Streams Parallel Streams 1. Background It’s 1979, life as you know it, is […]
Photo by ev on Unsplash The Global Big Data market was estimated at $23.5 billion in 2015 and is expected to reach $118.52 billion by 2022 growing at a CAGR of 26% from 2015 to 2022. (1) The last decade has seen a sharp increase in the usage of ‘data’ which in turn is responsible for creating a […]
Overview In this article we’re going to focus on two parts of ELK stack – ElasticSearch and Kibana. ElasticSearch is a distributed analytics and full search engine, highly scalable and easy to use.ES is open source, RESTful and JSON-based. It can help you manage the huge amount of data, which is why it is so […]
Overview Nowadays Apache Kafka becoming more and more popular in the Big Data world. More than 30% of Fortune 500 companies are already using Kafka. It’s a fast, durable and scalable publish-subscribe messaging system. In this article I want to take a look at Kafka GUI, that can make a life of Big Data engineer […]
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