 A Deep Dive into Apache Doris Indexes Apr 14th 2025, 21:00, by Darren Xu Developers in the big data field know that quickly retrieving data from a vast amount of information is like searching for a specific star in the constellations — extremely challenging. But don't worry! Database indexes are our "positioning magic tools," capable of significantly boosting query efficiency. Take Apache Doris, a popular analytical database, for example. It supports several types of indexes, each with its own unique features, enabling it to excel in various query scenarios. Today, let's explore Apache Doris indexes in detail and uncover the secrets behind their remarkable performance. |  Jira Restore And Disaster Recovery: Scenarios and Use Cases Apr 14th 2025, 20:00, by Daria Kulikova It's hard to imagine the company managing its projects without issue-tracking tools. For example, Jira has probably become one of the most popular project management software solutions for organized teams. According to Atlassian, over 180k customers in about 190 countries use Jira in their daily work. So, what will they do if their Jira account suddenly fails to work? Every agile team, project management, product management, and software development team leader and member should consider a situation like that and have a plan to overcome any disaster with minimal impact. |  How Doris + Hudi Turned the Impossible Into the Everyday Apr 14th 2025, 19:00, by Zen Hua In the world of big data, there's a legend that goes like this: A data scientist, constantly worried about query performance and working late every night to optimize SQL, suddenly discovered the "perfect match" of Doris and Hudi, and immediately kicked into "supersonic" mode — query speeds so fast that even the boss couldn't believe it! Today, this legend is widely circulated in the data community. Many data engineers jokingly say that processing data used to be like crossing a river in a canoe — slow and risky. Now, with the "giant ship" of Doris + Hudi, they can not only sail smoothly but also elegantly travel through time to view every exciting moment of historical data. |  Overcoming MFA Test Automation Challenges Apr 14th 2025, 18:00, by Jonathan Bernales Multi-factor authentication (MFA) has become an essential tool for safeguarding sensitive systems. As businesses strive to comply with regulatory requirements, the integration of MFA into workflows is now standard practice. However, automating tests for MFA-enabled systems poses unique challenges for QA teams. In this article, we will focus on a critical topic: what challenges arise when testing workflows with MFA, and what strategies can help overcome them? |  Beyond Microservices: The Emerging Post-Monolith Architecture for 2025 Apr 14th 2025, 17:00, by Murugan Lakshmanan The Rise and Slowdown of Microservices Microservices gained popularity by solving issues in monolithic systems. In the 2010s, teams embraced splitting applications into small, single-purpose services for independent development, scalable deployment, and varied tech stacks. This approach, supported by cloud and containers, promised quicker releases and resilience. Micro frontends brought these ideas to the UI, allowing multiple teams to build features in parallel using different web frameworks. Early on, the benefits were obvious: squads gained autonomy, they could "deploy independently" using the right tools for each task, and they could scale parts of an app on demand. Over time, though, problems arose in the microservice-first model. Engineering leaders noticed that keeping track of dozens or hundreds of services didn't always pay off. In reality, microservices can be just as tricky as a monolith — services often end up tightly coupled, changes to one can break another, and running thousands of tiny services requires huge tooling and operational effort. Once the initial excitement wore off, companies ran into these integration struggles (some engineers even mention "microservice fatigue" from years of dealing with tangled issues). |  Introducing Neuron AI: Create Full-Featured AI Agents in PHP Apr 14th 2025, 16:00, by Valerio Barbera In the last few months, I have worked hard to push the integration of AI agents into my SaaS product to a higher level. It was a very long journey, starting more than a year ago with the first experiments. I have to say that understanding all the moving parts of an AI-driven system was far from easy. As a PHP developer, I struggled a lot, mainly because the PHP ecosystem for developing this kind of "Agentic" features into existing applications is not as advanced and rich as it is in other technologies. | |
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