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So far, we haven't had any particular need for native support for parquet files. This type of import can be done satisfactorily via RayPy, and there is also a plugin that allows yo…

RayforceDB is now an open-source project. I am pleased to announce that the RayforceDB columnar database, developed by Lynx Capital Partners, is now an open source project. Rayforc…

Here's a new kdb+ like time-series database and programming language. This new implementation is being tried to avoid well known kdb+ drawbacks (including its famous price tag) and…

well, google's not your bitch, you know

Wanna try to spawn 8 cloud app servers by one click and within 1 second?

Sure, and ladies, ladies never to be forgotten!

Thanks, I'm glad to hear that!

right now it looks like http://erlangonxen.org/more/mumble

every instance can export its monitoring information as 9p virtual filesystem, which easily can be mounted from outside we debug server code in BEAM, Erlang on Xen is a deployment …

BEAM ("official" Erlang VM) starts much longer. Erlang On Xen has it's own VM (written from scratch), it was designed for run without OS and to srtart very fast, particularly.

When you sat in container, you're limited with libraries of host OS, and there still will be some issues with migration and resource management (on large scales)

Sorry gentlemen, we had used libvirt and it set some limits. http://erlangonxen.org/blog/glimpse-truly-elastic

yes, very soon we will start to give attention to writing application over this platform. there is some work still needs to be done in management stack, but it's manageable amount …

Thanks. We used libvirt for this demo, unfortunately it sets its own limits.

I'm afraid, only few people are familiar with internals of Erlang VM, especially, if that VM is totally different from BEAM. Thus, there's no reason to opensource it, at least yet.…

Current implementation runs in Xen PV domain and uses Xen's hypercalls. There are no strong dependencies, though, Ling easily can be ported for other hypervisors. Xen is the priori…

Zerg is just a demo that shows how elastic and scalable could be OSless VMs even over current cloud infrastructure