How the Railroad Industry is Leveraging IoT Edge Computing

If we analyze the strengths of Industrial IoT (IIoT) and edge computing as digitization technologies, we realize that it is precisely the answer to most of the challenges aforementioned.

IIoT allows data to be captured from a number of sources, and edge computing enables the analysis of large volumes of distributed data in real-time, and in a cyber-secure and scalable way, allowing the integration of field equipment from a multitude of suppliers, technologies, and protocols.

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A Beginner’s Guide to API Governance

Even within organizations, APIs are valuable components in business operations and they require their own governance, API governance. They make it easier for developers to use technologies, applications, or back-end systems when building the business.

It’s crucial because different applications, organizations, and developers will use the API.

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SWIFT Alliance Cloud in Azure

This article provides an overview with reference architecture for deploying SWIFT’s Alliance Connect Virtual solution on Azure.

SWIFT provides the virtual firewall, Juniper vSRX, as part of the solution for managed connectivity of Alliance Connect Virtual in another Azure subscription.

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The L’Oréal Beauty Tech Data Platform – A data story of terabytes and serverless

Editor’s note: In Today’s guest post we hear from beauty leader L’Oréal about their approach to building a modern data platform on fully managed services: managing the ingest of diverse datasets into BigQuery with Cloud Run, and orchestrating transformations into relevant business domain representations for stakeholders across the organization.

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Build a serverless pipeline to analyze streaming data using AWS Glue, Apache Hudi, and Amazon S3

To deliver on these requirements, organizations have to build custom frameworks to handle in-place updates (also referred as upserts), handle small files created due to the continuous ingestion of changes from upstream systems (such as databases), handle schema evolution, and compromise on providing ACID guarantees on its data lake

To consume this streaming data, we set up an AWS Glue streaming ETL job that uses the Apache Hudi Connector for AWS Glue to write ingested and transformed data to Amazon S3, and also creates a table in the AWS Glue Data Catalog.

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