Podcast appearances and mentions of dave remy

In today's episode of the Brains Byte Back podcast, we are joined by Dave Remy, CEO of Event Store DB, an open-source state-transition database, designed for businesses that are ready to harness the power of event-driven architecture. You will learn why Dave advocates that we need a new category of database now and what makes this type of database different. Alongside this, we discuss how you can leverage the event store platforms to drive growth, efficiency, and innovation. And finally, he shares some practical ideas and pitfalls of a data engineer when implementing event storage databases. Links

Wavelength Podcast Episode 121: An Examination of CQRS; Coinbase’s Institutional Play This week, Dave Remy, the chief technology officer for Linedata’s asset management vertical, and Chris Condron, principal software architect in the asset management unit, join the podcast to discuss developments in the CQRS-ES space. For those not in the know, CQRS is a data architecture pattern that stands for Command Query Responsibility Segregation, and ES is Event Sourcing. While that might not jump out as being the sexiest of topics, it’s actually a very interesting development in the tech world that is seeping into the capital markets. Dave and Chris discuss the benefits and challenges of the pattern and provide their insights as to how firms can start to experiment with it. But before that, James gives an update on some big news coming out of the crypto space and then at the end, Anthony and James pick an easy target to make fun of—the MTA. https://www.waterstechnology.com/exchanges-trading-venues/3642886/crypto-markets-continue-breakneck-pace-of-development Cryptocurrencies 0:00-4:00 An update on the Waters Rankings, and other housekeeping notes. 4:00-10:00 Coinbase is launching Coinbase Markets to appeal to institutional investors. While encouraging, there’s still a worry that development is being pushed forward too quickly. CQRS-ES 11:00 CQRS: What it is—a brief history of the pattern and how it got started in algorithmic trading. 15:15 How does blockchain—and distributed-ledger technology as a whole—play into the CQRS space? 17:30 How can CQRS add risk and complexity if not monitored closely? 21:30 What are the main drivers of CQRS? (Hint: cloud, microservices, open-source and blockchain are big drivers.) 25:00 Vector clocks are important. 26:00 Examples of how the pattern has been beneficial to the Linedata offering. 28:00 For companies that are just starting to look at CQRS, what are the pitfalls to avoid? 30:00 From a talent-acquisition perspective, what does the landscape look like? 31:30 In a nutshell, what are the benefits? Misc Anthony and James rant about the looming L train shutdown.

Dette er anden episode af Builder Podcast. Vi er taget til TechEd Developers 2008 i Barcelona. Denne episode er en snak om hvad Nis og Dennis, oplevede den første dag. Snakken tager udgangspunkt i følgende tre sessioner: Keynote med Jason Zander Whats new for developers in SQL Server 2008 med Niels Berglund Dynamic in .NET: The Iron Languages and more med Dave Remy Er du ikke fået muligheden for at komme til TechEd, kan dette være din store chance for at følge med. Lyt til episoden Din browser skal understøtte flash for at kunne lytte til episoden Download episoden i mp3 format (13 MB)

Episode 24 Ironman Talkhttp://www.ironmantalk.comIn this weeks show:NewsThis weekend's race results, plus what's up next week.Hamish Carter saying that triathlon needs to be aware of drugs. Interbike Coming up in Vagas!Age grouper of the weekKatya Meyers for being the last name on the results page! Although, in a time of 11:33:39, she must have had a good race.    We also want to take away Jim Beuselinck’s age grouper award and give it to Mark Stenning. Mark came second to Jim in IMUK.High 5 Keeping you swim cap on1.  Get a hair cut if you have long hair. That was John’s hint for Bevan.2.  Use a Silicone cap, the extra money is worth it. Plus make sure it has a grip around the bottom edge. 3.  Have dry hair when you put the cap on.4.  Pull the cap right down so it covers the front of the forehead and the ears. 5.  Use a push start instead of diving in. This way the cap will stay on. Questions & AnswersMatthew Cowdrey’s question about buying a power measurement kit for the bike.Gary’s feedback on the British media’s coverage of their success at the ITU world champs.Mark Stenning’s view on what happened in IMUK.Dave Remy has put his race plan up again. Check out our links page. Gary Fegans feedback from the Pirates in Germany.This week’s websites    Results: Ironman Wisonsin,         Bondesse Tri Challenge, Iron Desert, Lost     Sheep.     Races coming up: Espirit Triathlon, Grand         Columbian, The Survival of the    Shawangunks.     News: Interbike Conference. Kristel     Laureyssen’s Calendar.    Website of the week:  Marathon Guide.    Other websites: Priates race reports.     Train well

Episode 23 Ironman Talkhttp://www.ironmantalk.comIn this weeks show:NewsThis weekend's race results, plus what's up next week.Ironman Arizona 2007 has been sold out.ITU putting time and money into the development of the sport. Age grouper of the weekThis week's age grouper is Axel Reiser for getting 7th in Ironman Korea. He was the first age grouper home in a time of 8:39:12. Good luck in Hawaii. We also got an email from Fausto in Brazil about Reinaldo Colucci. This is a young kid to is someone look out for in the future. High 5 for change a flat tyre!1.  Check the outside of the tyre for any objected that could have caused the flat.2.  Keep the leavers close to each when putting them under the tyre.3.  Find the hole by pumping up the tube once you have got it out. Then check inside the wheel at the same place. 4.  Put the new valve in the wheel and then put a little bit of air in tube before putting the tyre back on. 5.  Be careful not to pinch the tube when using the leaver to put the tyre back on. Product Review CentreFuture Dreams DVDQuestions & AnswersMathews question: Can age groupers peak 3 times in a year. Ray asking if there is any need for aerobars for slower riders. Plus about core exercises.Brian was wondering if he should focus sprints or Olympics before doing a half. BZA asks if Dave Remy could put his race plan up again. Fausto was wondering if he should ride with group even though itâ��s not what his program says. Jonathan asks about when to start IM specfic training.Ian about the difference be Olympic and halves.This week's websitesResults: The Canadian, Monico 70.3.Races coming up: Ironman Wisonsin,     Bondesse Tri Challenge, Iron Desert.News: Arizona sold out, ITUâ��s Globe     Growth.Website of the week:   A great triathlon     advertisement. Click here. Future Dreams for Haydn's video.