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Data Exploration In BASH
Sometimes it is necessary to do some initial exploration in huge data files like a .csv without a GUI: Sometimes you might only have a terminal window but no GUI application like Excel or an Editor available or sometimes the files are just so big that it takes ages for them to load and/or work with them in a GUI application. >>
arne on nosql, linux | 22 MAY 2019
Import CSV Data into Redis with a Single CLI Command
A few weeks back at talpasolutions I needed - only for performance testing purposes - to import a .tsv file (round about 600,000 lines with time-stamped sensor data in 15 columns) to see how Redis handles it (especially memory wise). As it turned out the import is feasible with a single, one-(long)-line cli command. >>
arne on nosql, redis, linux | 12 FEBRUARY 2019
Playing Around with Redis 5 - LOLWUT
This is a post you do not need to read. There is no why in it. Just art. With Redis 5, besides the new native data type streams, a new tradition was initiated: The (technologically) use-/reasonless LOLWUT command. >>
arne on redis, nosql | 31 OCTOBER 2018
Serving a vue-cli Production Build on a Sub-Path with Nginx
Following two previous blog posts on using vue-cli with Docker this post now covers on how to do a production build of a vue-cli based app and how to deliver it via an nginx web server, especially on a (non-root) sub-path. >>
arne on vuejs, nodejs, docker | 30 SEPTEMBER 2018