23Apr

opensource databases – The same path as Linux?

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databases, mysql, opensource, postgresql, redopendb

The trend is bigger than ever, opensource DBs (mainly PostgreSQL and MariaDB/MySQL) are moving fast and hitting hard commercial databases like Oracle,DB2 or even SQLServer. Recently PostgreSQL was nominated as DBMS of the year by db-engines ranking after suceeding to SQL Server in 2016. That is just a “popularity” number and it is difficult to […]

09Apr

Using dbatools to verify your SQL Server instances version compliance

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Automation, DBA, dbatools, PowerShell, SQLServer

Using dbatools to verify your SQL Server instances version compliance was original posted in the Cláudio Silva’s Blog One of the main DBA’s duties is to guarantee that SQL Server instances are up-to-date in terms of patches (Service Packs, Cumulative Updates or Security Updates). Recently, dbatools added a new command that turns this […]

29Mar

Our people, our marketing

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redgluers

This time our marketing budget went almost went through the roof, that means that we almost lost our mind. We contacted advertisement companies, local governments, billboard companies, etc to advertise our product and…almost worked. It looks that is okay to put a product in giant billboard around a city, but a person face is not that common. […]

19Dec

Hadoop 3.0 – Edição de Natal

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apache, bigdata, hadoop

Todos ansiamos por novidades e presentes de Natal e este ano tivemos alguns no ecosistema de “Big Data” com a release do Hadoop 3.0. A Apache Foundation decidiu oferecer a versão 3.0 do Apache Hadoop mesmo antes do Natal. É uma major release com um conjunto muito alargado de funcionalidades. Destacamos as seguintes: Java 8 será o standard de […]

09Oct

PowerShell Conference Asia

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Events, PowerShell, PSConfAsia, SQLServer

We are happy and excited to announce that our teammate Cláudio Silva (b | t) will be speaking at PowerShell Conference Asia! On 28th of October he will be presenting two sessions with the following titles: Next step to your script…turn it into an Advanced Function SQLServer Reporting Services administration new best friend – PowerShell If […]

06Oct

PostgreSQL 10 is here – Top #3 features

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As you probably know we (@Redglue) work with PostgreSQL databases and honestly the interest in PostgreSQL is growing fast as alternative to more expensive solutions. Like every major opensource project (eg: Linux, Hadoop, Apache, etc), PostgreSQL took some time to take off in big enterprise market, but it is already making impact. If you don’t […]

21Sep

Generate Markdown Table of Contents based on files within a folder with PowerShell

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GitHub, Markdown, PowerShell, Table of Contents, TOC

Generate Markdown Table of Contents based on files within a folder with PowerShell was original posted in the Cláudio Silva’s Blog Last week I was talking with Constantine Kokkinos (b | t) about generating a Table Of Contents (TOC) for a GitHub repository. He wrote a cool blog post – Generating Tables of Contents for […]

17Sep

[PowerShell] From 20 minutes to 20 seconds – Change domain user password on multiple domains without login into each one

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Active Directory, Change Password, Different Doamins, DirectorySearcher, LDAP, PowerShell, PowerShell Tip, Scripting

[PowerShell] From 20 minutes to 20 seconds – Change domain user password on multiple domains without login into each one was original posted in the Cláudio Silva’s Blog I’m working on a environment where I have to deal with multiple domains. The user’s password needs to be updated each 40/45 days (it depends on the […]

27Jul

“Does that copy subscriptions too?” – Now it does! New PowerShell SSRS commands

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Automation, Deployment, PowerShell, SQLServer, SSRS, syndicated

On my last post “SSRS Report Deployment Made Easy – 700 Times Faster” I showed how you can rely on the Microsoft PowerShell module ReportingServicesTools to automate several steps that otherwise would be a big time consumer. After a couple of shares and re-tweets, my friend Rob Sewell (t) pointed that blog post to […]

17Jul

Databases to Hadoop – Data movement considerations with Sqoop

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bigdata, hadoop, sqoop

We all know Sqoop for now (if not, you will learn a lit bit here), it is a well established and tool (on version 1.4.x, as 2.x is mostly a complete rewrite) to import data in bulk from relational databases to Hadoop and vice versa. The most common scenario for Sqoop is to import data […]

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