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Going from Developer to CEO: Chronosphere

The Pragmatic Engineer

In 2009, the tech scene in Australia was not as vibrant as it is today: Atlassian was still small and Canva didn’t exist. Microsoft In 2009, not many US tech companies were hiring, as the sector was still recovering from the 2008 crash. After graduating, I began looking for a more serious job.

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Bun: lessons from disrupting a tech ecosystem

The Pragmatic Engineer

In 2009, it was revolutionary and the majority of the JavaScript backend development community moved to this ecosystem. The dilemma is this: a large, market-leading company has some motivation to innovate, but also a strong disincentive as well, because innovation risks undermining its existing products.

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Synergy Between MS Project and PMBOK Guide

Knowledge Hut

I have been asked many times on the white paper that appeared for the Synergy between MS Project Course and PMBOK Guide, in 2009. Some are unable to find it and have requested for an access.

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4 Considerations When Building Your Government Data Strategy

Cloudera

I don’t call it a “trudge” because the cloud is an unwanted destination, but rather because it’s an arduous journey (remember “Cloud First”…from 2009…yes 2009!). They also serve to sharpen our tools and help offer steady, knowledgeable guidance as agencies continue to trudge toward the cloud.

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Brief History of Data Engineering

Jesse Anderson

Apache Spark came in 2009 and gave a unified batch and streaming engine. Hadoop didn’t support doing things in real-time, and Apache Storm was open sourced in 2011. It didn’t get wide adoption as it was a bit early for real-time, and the API was difficult to wield. It gained in usage and eventually displaced Hadoop.

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#ClouderaLife Spotlight: Timur Nersesov, Senior Manager of Professional Services Strategy

Cloudera

Following his initial tour of duty, he spent time in the private sector but was recalled in 2009. Post-surgery and during his recovery, he was talking to an old classmate who had interviewed with the top management consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton.

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Top 10 DevOps Programming Languages That You Must Know

Knowledge Hut

Go: Due to the fact that Go made its debut in 2009, near about the time when DevOps was hitting the market, DevOps and Go have tended to grow together, side by in various respects. On the brighter side, it offers less interaction, immediate feedback along with better interfaces as compared to other languages.