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WHY IT MATTERS: Digital Transformation
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This frequently-updated page contains real-life examples and diagrams from Upsolver customers who are using AWS data lakes. While the Upsolver platform itself is a key component in all of these architectures, we hope even non-customers can learn from these examples when it comes to the use cases, considerations, and design patterns that go into a typical cloud data lake.
Farid Mheir's insight:
WHY IT MATTERS: you don't see this often these days. A useful compilation of data lake reference architectures - of coursed biased by software vendor upsolver and AWS, but still very useful - with links to the original engineering blogs. Bravo! 
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The next evolution of AWS Single Sign-On enables enterprises that use Azure AD to leverage their existing identity store with AWS Single Sign-On. Additionally, automatic synchronization of user identities, and groups, from Azure AD is also supported.
Farid Mheir's insight:
WHY IT MATTERS: this is huge for inter-system operability and improved management and user experience. It is now possible to single sign-on between Azure and AWS cloud computing platforms. This is a big deal for us geeks... ;-)
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SDKs can serve a variety of purposes. There are SDKs for payment processing (such as Cardio, Paypal, Braintree, Stripe, Venmo) and SDKs for user login and authentication (such as Agilebits, Google SignIn, 1Password). Roughly half of the SDKs in apps are marketing and customer experience related, addressing needs such as analytics, attribution, A/B testing and user engagement. Marketing and customer experience services that are the focus of our Periodic Table.
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WHY IT MATTERS: there are so many solutions you can leverage out there to build apps and solutions, why would anyone build their own?
Adrena Aly's comment,
December 20, 2019 4:13 PM
How to build a Highly Targeted Audience on Facebook without wasting your time: http://bit.ly/toolstraffic
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Curious to know what technologies are used on your competitor’s website?
Farid Mheir's insight:
WHY IT MATTERS: essential tools for any self-respecting geek. Easy to check this out, look in the extension toolbar of their chrome browser and you'll probably see BuiltWith... ;-)
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Face detection is the ability of a computer program to identify and locate human faces in a digital image. Face detection is one of the most common applications of Artificial Intelligence. From camera applications in smartphones to Facebook’s tag suggestions, the use of face detection in applications is increasing every single day.
Farid Mheir's insight:
WHY IT MATTERS: few lines of code is all you need to do things that were considered impossible 5 years ago. With this powerful tool at their finger, expect pretty every website and system to include face detection and other image processing features to be included in the coming years. But few developers will know about the limitations of the technology, especially the biais that may exist in the training data. As in this example, you realize that the "confidence" has not been used in the example, but yet it seems to be an essential information to interpret the results. There will be many many errors due to this in the coming years before the technology really is fool proof.
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We applied the editing-publishing separation When content volume is low and only few trained people are responsible for content creation and maintenance, any added complexity of a two stack CMS isn't worthwhile. Such complexity makes it harder for content creators to learn how to use it and adds significant effort in system maintenance. (Although this may be mitigated by tools that are designed to work in this style.)
Farid Mheir's insight:
WHY IT MATTERS: choosing a web content management solution is a pain in the neck. This approach does away with that altogether and builds its own versions. Very useful to understand the limitations of commercial CMS solutions.
Also read: edit-publish separation by Martin Fowler https://martinfowler.com/bliki/EditingPublishingSeparation.html
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WHY IT MATTERS: a great tool comparison reference for monitoring tools.
https://www.metricfire.com/blog/category/comparisons/