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Rob Richardson
Developer Evangelist
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DZone/SingleStore Webinar 1 of 3: Kubernetes & State
Kubernetes was originally developed to manage containers running stateless workloads, such as computation-intensive processing tasks and web…
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Spin Up a SingleStore Cluster on Windows in 20 Minutes
You can run SingleStoreDB Self-Managed effectively on Windows, using the Windows Subsystem for Linux Version 2 (WSL 2). This is a…
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Data Intensity14 min Read
DZone-SingleStore Webinar 3 of 3: Kubernetes StatefulSets and Q&A
This is the third blog post derived from the recent DZone webinar given by Rob Richardson, technical evangelist at SingleStore. (From the…
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DZone/SingleStore Webinar 2 of 3: Kubernetes File Storage, Configuration, and Secrets
This is the second blog post derived from the recent DZone webinar given by Rob Richardson, technical evangelist at SingleStore. (From the…
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Spin up a Cluster on SingleStoreDB Cloud in 10 Minutes
You can run SingleStoreDB Cloud , with $500 of FREE credits. We tell you how in this blog post. The combination of free access, and not…
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Kubernetes 101: Architecture
Kubernetes is widely discussed, and widely misunderstood. We here at SingleStore are fans of Kubernetes and the stateful services that have…
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What’s After the MEAN Stack?
The MEAN stack – MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js, and Node.js – has served as a pattern for a wide variety of web development. But times…
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Spin up a SingleStore Cluster on Vagrant in 10 Minutes
This blog post is part of a series describing how to run an entire SingleStore cluster – which usually requires at least five servers or…
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Spin up a SingleStore Cluster on Linux in 10 Minutes
Reader Note: This blog post is a bit outdated, and we've got some more relevant, updated content to support your use case. Check out the…
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A Balanced Approach to Database Use with Microservices
Microservices architectures have focused heavily on compute services, with data storage and retrieval – a crucial topic – sidelined, and…
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Spin Up a SingleStore Cluster on Docker Desktop in 10 Minutes
Even though SingleStore is a distributed system, you can run a minimal version of SingleStore on your laptop in Docker. We tell you how in this blog post. The combination of free use of the software, and being able to run SingleStore on your laptop, can be extremely convenient for demos, software testing, developer productivity, and general fooling around.
In this post we’ll quickly build a single-instance SingleStore cluster running on Docker Desktop, on a laptop computer, for free. You’ll need a machine with at least 8GB RAM and four CPUs. This is ideal for quickly provisioning a system to understand the capabilities of the SQL engine. Everything we build today will be running on your machine, and with the magic of Docker containers, we’ll not need to install or configure much of SingleStore to get it running.
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