Tag: Architectures
All the articles with the tag "Architectures".
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Why Terraform Does Not Deploy Your Lambda Container Image
When teams start packaging AWS Lambda functions as container images, a common misunderstanding appears quickly: “I created the Lambda with Terraform, so why is AWS saying the image does not exist?”
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Daily Failure Reporting in DynamoDB Using Lambda, EventBridge Scheduler, and SES
Operational monitoring requires structured visibility into failures. If your processes write execution logs to DynamoDB and mark failed executions with status = FAILED , you can implement a
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Understanding ip-api Batch Limits and Effective Throughput
When integrating IP geolocation into a data pipeline, understanding rate limits and batching constraints is essential. This post analyzes the practical limits of the ip-api free tier and how to
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From OLTP to OLAP: How Data Moves from 3NF to a Dimensional Data Warehouse
Modern data architectures typically separate operational systems from analytical systems. This separation is not accidental—it reflects fundamentally different workloads, data models, and optimization
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How PostHog Uses ClickHouse for High-Performance Product Analytics
Modern product analytics platforms must process billions of events while still delivering low-latency queries for dashboards, funnels, and retention analysis. PostHog addresses this requirement by
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Google Bigtable vs. Amazon DynamoDB: Understanding the Differences
When choosing a NoSQL database for scalable, low-latency applications, two major options stand out: Google Cloud Bigtable and Amazon DynamoDB . While both are managed, highly available, and
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Designing a Semantic Layer for Athena + Power BI
Modern data architectures benefit from a clear separation of layers: Ingesta , Staging , and Semantic (Presentation) . When using Amazon Athena as the query engine and Power BI as the visualization
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Versioning Terraform Resources to Meet CIS Security Standards
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) has become a foundational practice for modern DevOps and cloud-native teams. Terraform, as one of the most widely adopted IaC tools, enables infrastructure automation,