Everything That You Wanted to Know about Spark and were Afraid to Ask
(T) I had the opportunity to go last October to the Data Science Camp 2015 of the San Francisco Bay ACM. The keynote of the conference was given by Joseph […]
Sharing Code Implies Sharing Vulnerabilities
(E) If Microsoft software has a vulnerability either in one of its application such as Internet Explorer or Office or in its Windows operating system – no problem – just […]
NodeJS the Favorite Back-End Tool for JS Developers
(T) Among emerging development platforms for back-end Web services, go to any conference, and you will hear about Node.js. San Francisco had just a conference a few weeks ago: Node Summit. While […]
The Three Open Source Business Models – Open Source as a Tool (OST) as a Platform (OSP) and as a Business (OSB)
(B) FreeBSD, Java, Linux, Apache, MySQL, Python, Wikipedia, WordPress, Hadoop…the list goes on-and-on of projects that have been open sourced. In the 80s, software was about standards. Customers wanted standards […]
Big Data – Web Application Services – Node.js versus Tornado
(T) To cover the capital investments (CAPEX) and the operating investments (OPEX) required for a cloud-based infrastructure such as the ones from Facebook, Yahoo, or Amazon, in order to provide a […]
Making a Linux Apps Secured and Resilient
(T) For the last two products that I started, the operating system of the equipment was a Linux kernel. Most network equipment vendors have been switching recently from VxWorks from WindRiver to […]
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