Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

Apigee API Monitoring: Find & Fix Issues Fast

Almost every app and digital interaction today depends on APIs, so it’s important to be able to find and fix issues fast. Apigee’s API monitoring can alert you to live issues, give you in-depth details for every problem, and recommend a course of action. Take a look at this API monitoring demo from the Apigee team to keep your APIs running smoothly!

What I've learnt from 15 years of mentoring

As an entrepreneur and a CEO of a startup, I think it’s vital to have a mentor. You often come to critical junctures and that’s when it can be invaluable to speak to someone. You can’t talk to your colleagues though because you need to motivate them and keep the organization growing. That’s why having an external mentor is very helpful.

How to transfer BigQuery tables between locations with Cloud Composer

BigQuery is a fast, highly scalable, cost-effective, and fully-managed enterprise data warehouse for analytics at any scale. As BigQuery has grown in popularity, one question that often arises is how to copy tables across locations in an efficient and scalable manner. BigQuery has some limitations for data management, one being that the destination dataset must reside in the same location as the source dataset that contains the table being copied.

Delivering Customised Workspaces with Enhanced BI to the Finance Sector

Continuing my series of blogs examining the products, services and client benefits borne out of Yellowfin’s partnerships, I’m pleased to introduce our new fintech partner, ChartIQ. ChartIQ provides HTML5 components and the Finsemble integration platform to banks, brokerages, trading platforms, and financial portals worldwide.

3rd-Generation Business Intelligence (Part I)

I’m seated here on the balcony of our rented apartment in Chamonix looking up at Mont Blanc. It’s an incredible view but its beauty is deceiving and as anyone who has climbed knows, all too often the summit is not the one you can see. In the case of Mont Blanc, the perspective is such that the Dôme du Goûter seen in the foreground often looks bigger. I can assure you it’s not.