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Polar Signals Announces General Availability of Its Continuous Profiling Product

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Tuesday, October 10, 2023
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Today, Polar Signals unveiled the general availability of its cutting-edge product: Polar Signals Cloud.

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  • Today, Polar Signals unveiled the general availability of its cutting-edge product: Polar Signals Cloud.
  • Polar Signals Cloud is an always-on, zero-instrumentation continuous profiling product, designed to pinpoint CPU consumption within your code and promote long-term system efficiency.
  • Polar Signals Cloud helps customers achieve:
    Fast Software: Enhance the performance of AI workloads, APIs, websites, and other software.
  • Nothing else gives us detail, down to the process, thread, and line number, as actionably as Polar Signals Cloud can."

Materialize Makes Using Real-Time Data as Simple as Batch With New Distributed Streaming Database

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Monday, October 3, 2022
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Materialize today announced early availability of its distributed streaming database, which enables immediate, widespread adoption of real-time data for applications, business functions, and other data products.

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  • Materialize today announced early availability of its distributed streaming database, which enables immediate, widespread adoption of real-time data for applications, business functions, and other data products.
  • Materialize, for the first time, gives users all the power of streaming data with the same simplicity and low implementation cost as batch cloud data warehouses.
  • Ingests data from multiple sources, including relational databases, event streams, and data lakes before transforming or joining data using the same complex SQL queries used with batch data warehouses.
  • For more information read more in the accompanying blog post, and to get early access to the Materialize Distributed Streaming Database, visit the Materialize web site here .

Cube Dev Announces Headless BI With Streaming Data Using ksqlDB and Lambda Architecture

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Thursday, September 22, 2022
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Cube Dev, the open source company behind the Cube headless BI platform, today announced its support for streaming data by integrating with ksqlDB and introducing support for implementing the lambda architecture with cloud data warehouses and streaming platforms. The integrations make Cube's consistent data definitions, security modeling and caching accessible to developers who wish to build applications powered by real-time data.

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  • SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Cube Dev , the open source company behind the Cube headless BI platform, today announced its support for streaming data by integrating with ksqlDB and introducing support for implementing the lambda architecture with cloud data warehouses and streaming platforms.
  • Cube Dev's headless BI tool now supports data furnished via streaming SQL technologies.
  • Thousands of companies, from startups to Fortune 500 enterprises, have built data applications by using cloud data warehouses for data storage, Cube for data access and data modeling, and open-source front-end tools for data visualization.
  • Cube pre-aggregates batch data from the cloud data warehouse as well as data from streaming SQL engines, then unites these pre-aggregations during query processing.

Pulumi Business Critical Edition Addresses Rising Demand for Enterprise Modernization Through Infrastructure as Code

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Thursday, March 3, 2022
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Pulumi is positioned to address those challenges with policy as code, defined using common programming languages.

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  • Pulumi is positioned to address those challenges with policy as code, defined using common programming languages.
  • All editions of the Pulumi Service, including the Business Critical Edition and Self-Hosted, are immediately available as free trials.
  • Enterprises can choose to deploy Pulumi on their own or take advantage of Pulumis Business Critical onboarding program.
  • Organizations of all sizes, from startups to the Global 2000, have chosen Pulumi for their cloud transformation and modernization needs.