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How to build a Chrome extension with Flutter Web

Google Chrome is the most popular web browser in the world. Chrome extensions are small programs that extend Chrome’s functionality. Google Chrome has a standardized API through which extensions can perform various tasks in the browser. In our daily lives, we use browser extensions for various tasks, like ad and tracker blocking, grammar correction, and translation. These extensions are made using JavaScript and use the Chrome extension API to interact with the browser.

Enabling Multi-Region for Kong Konnect Cloud

Since the initial launch of Kong Konnect Cloud, one common feature request has (unsurprisingly) been Multi-Region support. Many customers look for SaaS solutions that support a distributed service architecture. Even at its inception, our goal was to support more than a single region. Today, we’re happy to announce Multi-Region Support for Kong Konnect Cloud.

Webinar: Unlocking the Value of Cloud Data and Analytics

From data lakes and data warehouses to data mesh and data fabric architectures, the world of analytics continues to evolve to meet the demand for fast, easy, wide-ranging data insights. Right now, nearly 50% of DBTA subscribers are using public cloud services, and many are investing further in staff, skills, and solutions to address key technical challenges. Even today, the amount of time and resources most organizations spend analyzing data pales in comparison to the effort expended in identifying, cleansing, rationalizing, consolidating, and transforming that data.

Enterprise data and analytics in the cloud with Microsoft Azure and Talend

The emergence of the cloud as a cost-effective solution to delivering compute power has caused a paradigm shift in how we approach designing, building, and delivering analytics to business users. Although forklifting an existing analytics environment into the cloud is possible, there’s substantial benefit for those that are willing to review and adjust their systems to capitalize on the strengths of the cloud.

Scaling Kafka Brokers in Cloudera Data Hub

This blog post will provide guidance to administrators currently using or interested in using Kafka nodes to maintain cluster changes as they scale up or down to balance performance and cloud costs in production deployments. Kafka brokers contained within host groups enable the administrators to more easily add and remove nodes. This creates flexibility to handle real-time data feed volumes as they fluctuate.