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Published in Thinkport Technology Blog

·Mar 14, 2022

LowCode, NoCode, HoneyCode. Do we still need developers?

For years we’ve been watching the natural trend of how cloud providers generalise web development. Starting with single blocks which became cloud services like authentication, API management or devops orchestration, moving toward meta-services like Amplify for web development, Glue for big data processing, Azure DevOps or AWS Migration Hub for…

AWS

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LowCode, NoCode, HoneyCode. Do we still need developers?
LowCode, NoCode, HoneyCode. Do we still need developers?
AWS

5 min read


Published in Thinkport Technology Blog

·Mar 8, 2022

How to deploy Apache Zeppelin in K8s with S3 support

TL; DR We have built Zeppelin v0.10.0 Docker images which can be used in Kubernetes with Spark. You can just start over with our yaml file in Kubernetes after building the images with this script. As a bonus feature, you can set up S3 connections in Spark jobs if required. Hi, I…

Kubernetes

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How to deploy Apache Zeppelin in K8s with S3 support
How to deploy Apache Zeppelin in K8s with S3 support
Kubernetes

6 min read


Published in Thinkport Technology Blog

·Feb 16, 2022

Sustainability in the Cloud — 5 Best Practises to do it right

Sustainability in IT became an important topic last years, since every economic sector tries to make its contribution to the environment protection and reduce its own impact on it. …

AWS

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Sustainability in the Cloud — 5 Best Practises to do it right
Sustainability in the Cloud — 5 Best Practises to do it right
AWS

3 min read


Published in Thinkport Technology Blog

·Oct 25, 2021

State of Frontend Development with AWS

The border between backend and frontend development slowly fades out. Being a frontend developer you should often understand and implement solutions on the level of API and client-side communication. Otherwise AWS gives frontend developers enormous ready-to-use solutions making it possible to build completely backendless modules. …

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State of Frontend Development with AWS
State of Frontend Development with AWS

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Published in Thinkport Technology Blog

·Sep 2, 2021

Spark optimizations. Part I. Partitioning

This is the series of posts about Apache Spark for data engineers who are already familiar with its basics and wish to learn more about its pitfalls, performance tricks, and best practices. And in this first part we’ll consider partitioning — the key to a better performance of a large…

Spark

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Spark optimizations. Part I. Partitioning
Spark optimizations. Part I. Partitioning
Spark

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Jun 5, 2021

One Common Format For All The Time Tracking Tools

Time tracking is a quite common thing nowadays and not only in IT but everywhere where it’s needed to track working hours of employees. Some companies use it for analytics and reporting, others for calculating bonuses and overtime payments, some for controlling and overview. …

Consulting

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One Common Format For All The Time Tracking Tools
One Common Format For All The Time Tracking Tools
Consulting

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Published in Thinkport Technology Blog

·Dec 17, 2020

How I passed AWS Solutions Architect Professional in 2020

This article would be interesting for everyone who is going to pass any AWS exams soon and CSAP particularly. Preparation The peculiarity of this type of exam is that knowing superficially some main services (as it would be for CSA Associate) is not enough. You should: understand more services and much…

Aws Certification

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How I passed AWS Solutions Architect Professional in 2020
How I passed AWS Solutions Architect Professional in 2020
Aws Certification

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Aug 25, 2020

Git Flows and modern deployment pipelines

Last year I was working on improvement of deployment pipelines for a large live application, which has as usual plenty of new features and bugs. And it’s very important in such projects to consider development flows and choose a right one according to the product and business needs. …

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Git Flows and modern deployment pipelines
Git Flows and modern deployment pipelines

6 min read


Nov 15, 2019

What’s wrong with Pipeline as Code or why I don’t like Gitlab

Prehistory In the good old days, when we had only Jenkins out there for deployment, everything was clear: take it, install on the server machine, configure it and if there is not enough functionality use plugins or write your own. Things got to change since Travis in 2013 has been released…

Continuous Integration

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What’s wrong with Pipeline as Code or why I don’t like Gitlab
What’s wrong with Pipeline as Code or why I don’t like Gitlab
Continuous Integration

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Published in FAUN Publication

·Jun 3, 2019

Maintaining your AWS infrastructure

If you work with clouds for a while, you probably know that “I’m definitely missing something” feeling. There can be some not terminated EC2 instance still running, some unjustified settings that you forgot to set back, some test buckets are not deleted, some not covered security issues. All of that…

AWS

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Maintaining your AWS infrastructure
Maintaining your AWS infrastructure
AWS

4 min read

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Roman Krivtsov

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Cloud Architect at thinkport.digital. AWS, Big Data, DevOps

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