Introducing CREATE TASK
Second post in a series on features of Volt Active Data Version 9.2. Version 9.2 of Volt Active Data introduces two new features that are highly relevant to people developing streaming applications. This is part two of a series of three blog posts: Introducing MIGRATE Introducing CREATE TASK An example of an application that uses [...]
Introducing MIGRATE
First post in a series on features of Volt Active Data Version 9.2. Version 9.2 of Volt Active Data introduces two new features that are highly relevant to people developing streaming applications. This is part one of a series of three blog posts: Introducing MIGRATE Introducing CREATE TASK An example of an application that uses [...]
8 FAQs: Monetizing Enterprise 5G – Harnessing the $600B Opportunity with Real-Time Data
Recently, experts from Volt Active Data and Openet teamed up to co-host the webinar, “Monetizing Enterprise 5G: Harnessing the $600B Opportunity with Real-Time Data”. The webinar focused on the lucrative opportunities of a 5G-enabled enterprise for telcos and why the ability to harness real-time data is an absolute necessity in empowering the full monetization of [...]
The Importance of using a Comprehensive SQL Data Management Platform for Stateful Stream Processing
Here at Volt Active Data we have been stressing the importance of utilizing a in-memory data management platform for stateful stream processing as a trend for the future. It seems that now, with the evolution of the 5G era, the market is finally ready for this functionality. New Messaging in the Marketplace: How it Falls [...]
Volt Active Data version 9.2 Released
We’re happy to announce the release of Volt Active Data V9.2. In this release, we introduce features that will speed up your development and deployment cycle and give you even more flexibility in application development. Automate From Within Volt Active Data: Scheduled Tasks and Directed Procedures (Beta) Many applications and business processes require regularly scheduled [...]
Volt Active Data and YCSB
YCSB is a well known benchmark that was devised by a group at Yahoo! Research led by Brian F. Cooper. It came about because the proliferation of what the authors call ‘cloud serving systems’, and the need to be able to do ‘apples to apples’ comparisons between them. Between 2005 and 2015 we saw an [...]
