Jose Manuel Cristóbal
@jcristo2.bsky.social
Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional
Reposted by Jose Manuel Cristóbal
"Go SMT in Debezium"
That's really neat: Debezium 3.1 comes with an WASM-based single message transform, allowing you to implement message transformations/filters/routings e.g. in Go Lang, if Java is not your cup of tea, um, coffee.
debezium.io/blog/2025/02...
That's really neat: Debezium 3.1 comes with an WASM-based single message transform, allowing you to implement message transformations/filters/routings e.g. in Go Lang, if Java is not your cup of tea, um, coffee.
debezium.io/blog/2025/02...
February 25, 2025 at 9:11 AM
"Go SMT in Debezium"
That's really neat: Debezium 3.1 comes with an WASM-based single message transform, allowing you to implement message transformations/filters/routings e.g. in Go Lang, if Java is not your cup of tea, um, coffee.
debezium.io/blog/2025/02...
That's really neat: Debezium 3.1 comes with an WASM-based single message transform, allowing you to implement message transformations/filters/routings e.g. in Go Lang, if Java is not your cup of tea, um, coffee.
debezium.io/blog/2025/02...
Reposted by Jose Manuel Cristóbal
S3 gets *native* Iceberg support. 🤯
From the AWS blog: aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ne...
We knew something like this was coming (bsky.app/profile/bene...), but it's an even deeper integration than I expected.
From the AWS blog: aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ne...
We knew something like this was coming (bsky.app/profile/bene...), but it's an even deeper integration than I expected.
December 3, 2024 at 5:49 PM
S3 gets *native* Iceberg support. 🤯
From the AWS blog: aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ne...
We knew something like this was coming (bsky.app/profile/bene...), but it's an even deeper integration than I expected.
From the AWS blog: aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ne...
We knew something like this was coming (bsky.app/profile/bene...), but it's an even deeper integration than I expected.
Is “shift left” the new buzzword, Swiss-army knife you can use for anything you want?
AsyncAPI specs? Shift-left
CDC connector? Shift-left
Data catalog? Shift-left
AsyncAPI specs? Shift-left
CDC connector? Shift-left
Data catalog? Shift-left
December 3, 2024 at 6:28 PM
Is “shift left” the new buzzword, Swiss-army knife you can use for anything you want?
AsyncAPI specs? Shift-left
CDC connector? Shift-left
Data catalog? Shift-left
AsyncAPI specs? Shift-left
CDC connector? Shift-left
Data catalog? Shift-left
Reposted by Jose Manuel Cristóbal
I want to get back into writing content. So here's my first post.
Here is a list of 5 open source standards and specifications (with resources) that can help you build event-driven architectures.
Including: OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, CloudEvents, Arazzo and xRegistry.
www.boyney.io/blog/2024-11...
Here is a list of 5 open source standards and specifications (with resources) that can help you build event-driven architectures.
Including: OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, CloudEvents, Arazzo and xRegistry.
www.boyney.io/blog/2024-11...
5 open source standards you should know when building event-driven architectures
Overview of 5 open source standards and specifications you should know when building event-driven architectures
www.boyney.io
November 25, 2024 at 6:45 PM
I want to get back into writing content. So here's my first post.
Here is a list of 5 open source standards and specifications (with resources) that can help you build event-driven architectures.
Including: OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, CloudEvents, Arazzo and xRegistry.
www.boyney.io/blog/2024-11...
Here is a list of 5 open source standards and specifications (with resources) that can help you build event-driven architectures.
Including: OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, CloudEvents, Arazzo and xRegistry.
www.boyney.io/blog/2024-11...