Couple weeks ago I published an article here in the blog outlining the process of creating a new machine learning model that has the ability of predict diabetes for a given person based-upon a set of data provided. That one is the first article of a series of three, and Read more…
Historically, developers don’t take any serious responsibilities on application’s data. I mean, they used to some point in the past, but certainly not over the past five, ten years. Database’s technologies evolution and ORMs (Object Relational Mapper) efficiency on top of it, ended up creating a whole generation of developers Read more…
Network is one of the trickiest parts of a Kubernetes (K8s)’ cluster. That’s because there are multiple layers of abstraction that has to be implemented in different ways (Host, Container Engine, Kubernetes, and so on) to make the communication between objects within the cluster feasible. Today’s post is not about Read more…
Logging as much information as possible is something critical for modern applications. You know that. More recently, adding intelligence to generated data towards to identify patterns, prevent future issues, and such, has also become critical. Adding to that, considering the fact that most companies are in the process of moving Read more…
First things first. Kubernetes (and its variations) is great and currently, the only logical choice for companies building up microservices in the cloud (no matter what kind). This article has nothing to do with the technology itself. Instead, it’s a combination of insights I have gathered from working with customers Read more…
The last two posts in this blog were all about discussing concepts related to Common Data Models (CDM) and also, describing an approachable process (writing it with some comprehensive code) on how to project CDM for real case scenarios. With today’s post, I want to discuss possibilities on the tooling Read more…
Couple months ago I started a new series of posts here about Common Data Models (CDM). The idea with that was to starting some exploration around this new technology brought by Microsoft into the market throughout its data services in Azure, and where the benefits of it resides. The first Read more…
Integration isn’t a simple topic to talk about. This is because, over the years, different methodologies and technologies were made available in the market to bring some sort of facilitation to a, by nature, very complex task – make systems talk to each other. While REST APIs has been establishing Read more…
If I could elect a top ask from my clients when designing a new architecture that envisions a new environment in the public cloud, that would be “I need to keep my entire set of data, APIs and underlying applications private”. We all know that this is a valid concern, Read more…
Most of the modern web applications out there are API-based, right? Americas University (AU) is not an exception to that. There are, at least, dozens of applications under their current environment nowadays which rely on different types of APIs to properly work. It turns out that, over time, Americas University’s technical teams Read more…