Hive still maps a table name to a directory of files

starlark-go in a Go server: FileOptions, host bindings, and a cancel watchdog

The agent found every page certified unreachable. Links cut search cost and keep working when search is off; they do not change what it reaches

A wrong note that passed review spread only where the agent could have checked it, and only on Haiku 4.5: 16 of 24, against 0 of 24 on Sonnet 5 and Opus 5

Running Cassandra and Scylla on K8ssandra and the Scylla Operator after Rook dropped its own

Object storage that triggers work, a self-hosted answer to S3 plus Lambda on your own cluster

The harness behind two DOI-archived benchmark reports, and why a study premise can be killed in one working day

Lightweight device messaging into the platform, bridged to Kafka, with the Mosquitto 2.0 change the old guides miss

A benchmark that killed its own hypothesis: strong models re-derive what they can check, and a weak model trusts a stale note over the evidence in front of it

A reproducible benchmark: 42.7% to 98.7% on knowledge-trap questions, and a platform that learns from empty

An Apache-2.0 MCP server that gives frontier models access and grounded context to everything you built

Dashboards and SQL exploration over the lakehouse and Postgres, a Tableau replacement on the platform's SSO

Visual dataflow and ETL on your own cluster, instead of Workato and the iPaaS vendors

SQL analytics over open table formats on the object storage you own

S3-compatible object storage for the data lake, backups, and the lakehouse

The index for the platform, on the Apache-licensed fork of Elasticsearch

A real-time event backbone, without the separate ZooKeeper ensemble to operate

High-availability PostgreSQL on your own storage, without the managed bill

An insight an analyst shares mid-session becomes a reviewed, signed-off change to the catalog rather than vanishing when the conversation ends.

Compose mcp-trino, mcp-datahub, and mcp-s3 as Go libraries behind one endpoint, instead of running three servers that can't see each other.

Cloud-grade data platforms from FOSS on Kubernetes, now that agents run the hard part

Context has always been the hard problem. MCP forces you to solve it.

Building composable MCP servers for object storage

Building composable MCP servers for enterprise data

Enabling Data Management, the Internet of Things, Blockchain, and Machine Learning

Deploy a highly available Kafka cluster on Kubernetes.

Getting started with Elasticsearch

Local workstation-based microservices development

Instant, reliable, send and forget.

Visualize your Elasticsearch data.