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Every Microsecond Counts: YugabyteDB Boosts Performance with Amazon Time Sync | Amazon Web Services

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By Josh Levinson Verified, Karthik Ranganathan, Shreyas Agnihotri, Julien Ridoux
| Amazon Web Services
By: Karthik Ranganathan – Co-founder and Co-CEO, Yugabyte By Shreyas Agnihotri – VP, Growth at Yugabyte, focusing on distributed databases By Josh Levinson – Principal Product Manager Technical, AWS By Julien Ridoux – Principal Software Engineer, AWS Tracking the order of events in distributed computing isn’t just a fundamental problem—it’s the heartbeat of computer science! For years, builders of distributed systems were confined to using wall-clock time only for human-facing features like...
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AI's Resilience Problem, Multi-Cloud Repatriation (and More!) : @VMblog

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By Karthik Ranganathan, David Marshall
| VMblog.com Verified
Industry executives and experts share their predictions for 2025. Read them in this 17th annual VMblog.com series exclusive. By Karthik Ranganathan, co-founder and co-CEO of Yugabyte The data industry has experienced several major "waves" of innovation in recent years. We've seen cloud-native take hold, the shift towards microservices, the transition to infrastructure as code, and the rise of Kubernetes.
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Distributed Databases on Kubernetes

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By Karthik Ranganathan
| DZone Verified
Cloud-native technologies have ushered in a new era of database scalability and resilience requirements. To meet this demand, enterprises across multiple industries, from finance to retail, to healthcare, are turning to distributed databases to safely and effectively store data in multiple locations. Distributed databases provide consistency across availability zones and regions in the cloud, but some enterprises still question whether they should run their distributed database in Kubernetes.
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