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Tag Archives: BigQuery
Filling the BigQuery paddling pool from the Kinesis Hosepipe
Introduction This blog post details how we solved the problem of analysing large amounts of HTTP request logs for one of our clients. Spoiler: we used Amazon’s Kinesis and Lambda to stream the data into Google’s BigQuery for analysis. Read on for … Continue reading
Posted in Node.js
Tagged aws, Big Data, BigQuery, Cloud, Google Cloud, kinesis, lambdas, node.js
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Shiners nominated for ‘Google Developer Expert’ program!
Shine are delighted to announce that our very own Pablo Caif, and Graham Polley have both been nominated to become part of the Google Developer Expert program! Becoming an expert, means undergoing a stringent evaluation and interview process, as well as … Continue reading
Video of ‘Big Data the Cloud Way’ presentation now available
Video of the recent ‘Big Data the Cloud Way’ presentation by Shine’s Graham Polley and Shane Neubauer is now available. In it, Graham and Shane talk about how they used both the Google and Amazon cloud stacks at Telstra to … Continue reading
Tagged aws, Big Data, BigQuery, Cloud, Google Cloud, News, Redshift
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Test Driving Google Cloud Dataflow
Back in June 2014, at the annual Google IO in San Francisco, Google unveiled their newest, and much hyped cloud product, Cloud Dataflow. The demo they did that day, using a live twitter feed to analyze supporter sentiment during the … Continue reading
Posted in Testing
Tagged Architecture, Big Data, BigQuery, BQ, Cloud, Cloud Dataflow, ETL, Google, Google Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, Google Cloud Storage, Java, SDK
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License to Queue
A few months ago I joined an exciting project with fellow Shiner Graham Polley, who you might know from such hits as Put on your streaming shoes. This is a follow-up article, discussing the elegant way in which we solved a … Continue reading
Shine wins Computerworld Data+ Award!
Shine is proud to have been awarded the Computerworld Data+ award for our work with Google BigQuery. The innovative work is a great example of using great technology to deliver business benefit. You can see the write up of the … Continue reading
Tagged Awards, Big Data, BigQuery, Google Cloud, News
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Put On Your Streaming Shoes
The Kick-Off Meeting It went something along the lines of: Client: “We have a new requirement for you..” Shiners: “Shoot..” Client: “We’d like you to come up a solution that can insert 2 million rows per hour into a database and be able to deliver real-time … Continue reading
Posted in Javascript, Opinion
Tagged Big Data, BigQuery, Chart.js, Cloud, Distruptive, Google Cloud, Java, javascript, PHP, Software Development, Streaming
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Reeling in Big Data Using Google’s BigQuery
Introduction For me, Jaws is hands down one of the best movies ever made. It’s almost 40 years old but it still looks fantastic and the acting is phenomenal. And it’s able to boast one of the most memorable ad-libs ever … Continue reading
Posted in Javascript
Tagged Big Data, BigQuery, Cloud, Databases, Enterprise, Google, Google Cloud, Java, SQL
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