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September 13, 2016

Enhance your Google BigQuery with Treasure Data Result Output

Google BigQuery is the choice for many. It’s the go-to for interactive analysis of enormous datasets and can process billions of rows in seconds. With no infrastructure to manage and the need for an administ...

The Data Drive Podcast, Episode 1: Ian Johnson and D3.js

The best way for humans to comprehend data and its implications is by visualizing it. This is easier said than done; as a core aspect of visual communication, data visualization is both art and science. One nee...

Routing Data from Docker to Prometheus Server via Fluentd

Prometheus could be similarly configured on Google Cloud Platform, CoreOS or even Kubernetes. Later, we’ll also query Prometheus for that data....

Webinar sum-up: Introducing the new Treasure Data Console

Compared to when we began, we have a lot more users and data ingested. So, if you’ve seen the spinning wheel lately, it was because the old console simply wasn’t optimized for the large volume of data we have today. We’ve added two things to......

Meetup: Logging & Docker in Production

On June 16, TD hosted a meetup focusing on Logging and Docker in production. With around 65 enthusiastic attendees, and two of the best known authorities speaking on their respective technologies, Docker and......

Treasure Data Releases Latest Version of Open Source Phenomenon Fluentd, Joins the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)

This new release supports Windows, as well as revamping the Plugin API in order to streamline the process for writing custom plugins......

Fluentd, Kubernetes and Google Cloud Platform – A Few Recipes for Streaming Logging

Actually, it’s that very last point that lends a crucial understanding to how fit is configured. It’s all about how we handle the different elements of the stream: where we get that data from, what we do wi...

Redshift v. BigQuery: Similarities, Differences and the Serverless Future?

In broad strokes, both BigQuery and Redshift are cloud data warehousing services. Honestly, the similarities are greater than the differences, and if you are looking to graduate from MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQL Server for analytics or moving away from expensive perpetual license MPP databases, you can't re...

Fluentd at OSCON!

For the first time, our project will be at OSCON! Come find us in the Exhibitors Hall at booth 109-8. We welcome users and new people who want to hear about the project. If you are around OSCON don’t hesitate to talk to us, we want to learn from you......

Serverless Data Integration for Data Analysts with Zapier

If you’re familiar with IFTTT.com and the simple If This Then That task automation recipes, then you already also have a pretty good idea how Zapier’s trigger-response mechanism works: you perform a simple ...

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