Insights on building, scaling, and enforcing real-time decisions in modern data-driven systems.

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An in-memory database is a modern data management system that stores data in the system’s main memory (most often RAM),…

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At our recent webinar, “Is Your Data Architecture Ready for Microservices?”, we received a number of questions from attendees about…

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The world is speeding up; people expect customized information and services immediately. In these tumultuous times, some companies are clinging…
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In this post we describe Volt Active Data’s high availability architecture and how it interacts with bonded networks. Together they…
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Modern applications have two primary needs: Performance The performance consists of two aspects: throughput and latency. Both are driven by…
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Volt Active Data and DBTA teamed up to host a webinar in October titled “Architectural Considerations for a Modern Database…
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Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared in DBTA. More companies are realizing that leveraging real-time data is the key to…
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Companies and business leaders are increasingly realizing the advantages and opportunities provided by implementing real-time decision making and action on…
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One of the big topics at the OpenStack conference was how to prepare and implement a successful transition to 5G.…
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Volt Active Data has been providing value to telco communications solution providers since our beginnings back in 2009. Back then,…
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Real-time connectivity will stop being an optional way to incrementally improve efficiency and instead become a baseline requirement without which…
Volt is the real-time decisioning layer for mission-critical systems, ensuring decisions are made and enforced immediately against accurate state, even under sustained load.
If your system cannot tolerate delayed enforcement, inconsistent behavior, or reconciliation after the fact, let’s start a conversation about whether a dedicated decisioning layer makes sense for your architecture.