Vishnu Hari Dadhichdevops-radar.hashnode.dev·May 2, 2024Step-by-Step Guide: Setting Up Multi-region YugabyteDB on AWS EKS via IstioIn today’s distributed cloud landscape, deploying applications across multiple regions and clusters is crucial for scalability, reliability, and performance. This blog post will guide you through setting up a multi-region, multi-cluster YugabyteDB de...YugabyteDB
Felipe Schneiderbetweenmates.hashnode.dev·Aug 4, 2023How to build a distributed backend API with Yugabyte and postRESTBefore we jump to the action, I want to present our main actors. PostgREST is a standalone web server that turns your PostgreSQL database directly into a RESTful API. The structural constraints and permissions in the database determine the API endpoi...64 readsYugabyteDB
Franck Pachotfranckpachot.hashnode.dev·Jun 29, 2023Indexing JSON in PostgreSQLIndexing JSON documents in PostgreSQL is similar to indexing relational table columns. Although the structure is not enforced at write time like normalized tables, we can still add indexes for our access patterns. In SQL, we index the values we selec...PostgreSQL
Franck Pachotfranckpachot.hashnode.dev·Jun 29, 2023when you have millions of insert statements in a file...Let's say you have a script of one million insert statements with literal values. Of course, this is a bad idea. SQL is a language, not a data exchange format. You should have a file to import with COPY, with all values as CSV for example. Or at leas...PostgreSQL
Brett Hoyerbretthoyer.hashnode.dev·Jan 19, 2023How to Improve Node.js Application Latency Using Different Distributed SQL DeploymentsLet’s improve Node.js application latency using different YugabyteDB distributed SQL database configurations. Application developers rely on different database configurations (and sometimes different databases altogether) to improve latency. The Larg...73 readsPostgreSQL
Denis Magdadmagda.hashnode.dev·Nov 7, 2022Geo-Distributed Microservices and Their Database: Fighting the High LatencyAhoy, mateys! My development journey of the first version of the geo-distributed messenger has ended. So in this last article of the series, I’d like to talk about multi-region database deployment options that were validated for the messenger. The h...28 readsThe Beauty (and Beast) of Building Geo-Distributed Appsdistributed system
Brett Hoyerbretthoyer.hashnode.dev·Oct 24, 2022Developing a Node.js Application in a Virtual Private CloudDistributed applications rely on Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) to increase security and reduce latencies. Traffic is routed through the VPC, rather than the public internet, eliminating the need for any network hops along the way. In my continued de...40 readsNode.js
Denis Magdadmagda.hashnode.dev·Oct 18, 2022Geo-Distributed API Layer With Kong GatewayAhoy, Mateys! It’s been a while since I published my last article on my geo-distributed application development journey. A hot tech conference season put my development on hold, but now I’m back home and ready to share my experience in building a ge...2 likesThe Beauty (and Beast) of Building Geo-Distributed Appsdistributed system
Abhishek Mishrastalwartcoder.hashnode.dev·Oct 11, 2022How to Avoid Cloud Outages with YugabyteDB for Python AppsCloud environments provide benefits in terms of scalability and ease of use. They are easy to scale because you can add more resources when necessary. They’re easy to use and quick to build thanks to the ecosystem of cloud services and frameworks. Ho...1 like·57 readsPython
Brett Hoyerbretthoyer.hashnode.dev·Oct 10, 2022Deploying a Node.js application across multiple geographies with Terraform and AnsibleA plan is in place, infrastructure is provisioned, now what? Well, I've decided to take a step back and review the distributed system holistically, before surging forward with application development. Which system level improvements can I make to in...105 readsansible
