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This guide will walk you through the process of reading Athena views in Glue ETL using PySpark.

Efficiency and automation have emerged as the secrets to success in the constantly changing world of software development. The era of manual code deployments, time-consuming testing procedures, and monotonous development activities is quickly passing away. Instead, a new era is beginning, one that is propelled by strong tools and procedures that shorten the development lifecycle and enable developers to concentrate on what they do best—create excellent software.

For those in the world of DevOps and IT, Terraform is a familiar tool that simplifies the process of deploying, modifying, and overseeing both on-premises and cloud-based infrastructure. Acting as an Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) solution, Terraform lets us define the desired infrastructure we want using the human-readable HashiCorp Configuration Language (HCL). These configuration files can be easily shared, versioned, and reused, boosting team productivity.

Ebben a második részben megmutatom, hogy az SAP Cloud Platform Integration Suite hogyan alkalmazható az SAP Business ByDesign rendszer kiegészítésére, segítségével hogyan integrálhatjuk meglévő vállalati környezetünkbe az SAP Business ByDesign rendszert.

Az SAP Business ByDesign rendszer az SAP kis- és középvállalkozások számára fejlesztett, integrált, felhő alapú vállalatirányítási rendszere, mely alkalmas arra, hogy egy vállalat teljes üzleti tevékenységét működtesse.

Maintaining clear and concise architecture documentation is essential for successful teams. In the past, waterfall-based approaches often struggled to keep pace with the rapid changes in software development; by finishing the main architecture plan, the decisions made might already be obsolete.

eBPF has become a hot topic in the recent years, with lots of promise, but is it too good to be true or is it really going to change everything? In this post we are going to explore all of the areas where eBPF is certainly going to have a big impact and also the limiting factors of this revolutionary technology.

Nowadays, many certifications are available to choose from, involving various topics from many organizations. All the significant hyper scalers, AWS, Azure, Google, etc., have multiple exams. One could categorize them by levels (Associate Architect, Professional Architect) or by specialties (Security, Data analytics, DevOps, etc.). Moreover, all the significant technologies have their own (Kubernetes, Hashicorp Vault, Terraform, etc.), or even you could be specialized in specific focus areas (FinOps, SAFe, etc.). When you are just starting and thinking about pursuing your first certificate, choosing the right one could be a challenge. This blog post will tell you about my experience and recommendations and give you a simple yet practical study guide.

Modern IT has been full of buzzwords and groundbreaking approaches in the past few years. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the latter. IaC is the practice of defining your infrastructure through code templates rather than using a GUI or manual effort. Using IaC has several benefits, such as better reusability, CI/CD integration, etc.; but most notably: it helps you achieve greater speed by treating infrastructure like 'cattle' – not' pets.' While IaC tools have made a long way since they first emerged, and a few purpose-built languages have also popped up, the need to approach such things from traditional programming languages has never disappeared. Pulumi and CDK from AWS are such tools, and, in this blog post, we will be exploring the latter.