This is about customizing your Gatsby site. Part 1 was entry-level. Part 2 was work. This is part 3, deploying. When all your work goes public.

Building a Portfolio/Resume Site with Gatsby, Part 3 - Deploying to Firebase

New Relic has a new free tier. Here's how to sign up.

How to sign up for New Relic's new perpetual free tier

This is about customizing your Gatsby site. Part 1 was entry-level. This is Part 2 though. Part 2 is much more involved. Part 2 is where you make your site your own.

Building a Portfolio/Resume Site with Gatsby, Part 2 - Customizing your site and merging your changes

My personal website sucks. So I'm going to update it using Gatsby.

Building a Portfolio/Resume Site with Gatsby, Part 1 - Setting up your environment and creating a local, themed site

Earthly introduces UI updates for its Cloud platform, enhancing the Home Dashboard and Build Details screen with new features like build timings, graphs, and detailed logs. These improvements aim to provide users with better insights and a more efficient build experience.

Updates and Enhancements to the Earthly Cloud UI

Learn to optimize dependency caching in Earthfiles to improve build efficiency. The blog explains structuring Earthfiles, breaking down file copying, and reusing dependencies to maximize Earthly's caching capabilities, speeding up builds.

How To Efficiently Cache Dependencies in Earthfiles

Introducing Earthly Functions: Reusable code blocks can enhance modularity and consistency in your Earthfiles.

Introducing Earthly Functions: Reusable Code for More Modular, Consistent Build Files

Introducing Earthly docker-build: a new feature that enables Dockerfile-based builds with Earthly and speeds them up by giving you a persistent BuildKit cache that can be used with any CI.

Introducing Earthly docker-build: Faster Docker Builds, Persistent Cache, Works with Any CI

Introducing Auto-Skip: a new feature of Earthly Cloud that speeds up builds by smartly skipping entire build targets when appropriate, making builds run even faster.

Introducing Auto-Skip for Even Faster Builds

Earthly achieves SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, further exhibiting its commitment to data security and user trust in its SaaS offerings.

Earthly Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance

Announcing Self-Hosted Earthly Satellites. Remote build runners that bring the power of Earthly's consistent, fast builds to your own infrastructure.

Introducing Self-Hosted Earthly Satellites

Introducing larger instance sizes for Earthly Satellites. These new sizes are designed to give users more compute power, more RAM, more cache storage, and more flexibility in choosing the right satellites for their builds.

Introducing Larger Instance Sizes for Earthly Satellites

Learn the ways marketers and consultants exploit DORA metrics. This blog post highlights ethical from unethical practices around the use of DORA metrics and offers guidance for tech experts. Learn how to protect the integrity of DORA metrics and make informed decisions.

Announcing Earthly v0.8

Diluting DORA: How Marketers and Consultants Bastardize Engineering Best Practices

Learn how NOCD, a leading telehealth provider, reduced their CI build times by 9x using Earthly and Earthly Cloud.

How NOCD Reduced Build Times by 9x with Earthly and Earthly Cloud

Learn how Earthly Satellites can speed up your CI builds, share compute and cache with your team, and execute builds on different architectures. Find out why users like Ses Goe from NOCD are raving about the performance and simplicity of Earthly Satellites.

Announcing General Availability of Earthly Satellites

Earthly achieves SOC 2 Type 1 compliance, exhibiting its commitment to data security and user trust in its SaaS offerings

Earthly Achieves SOC 2 Type 1 Compliance

Announcing the release of Earthly v0.7. The new version introduces changes that make Earthly work natively with Earthly CI in addition to adding Podman support, the WAIT command, and several other features.

Announcing Earthly v0.7

When we noticed a shift in the tools our customers use for handling their data, we asked questions. This blog is a compilation of our findings, including the preferred tools used and how they benefit the customer’s bottom line.

What tools are used in a Modern Data Stack, and what do they do?

In the big data era, organizations can collect more customer information than ever. But legislation and privacy regulations hold companies to store only what's necessary. Twilio Segment's data purge help you keep the of between data driven and compliance.

Ensure your data minimization practices with our new feature, Data Purges

The MDS is having a moment. From improving storage of customer data to enabling faster time to analytics, there's no wonder the MDS market is experiencing explosive growth. This blog shares the what and why of the MDS. Come see for yourself!

What is the Modern Data Stack, and why is everyone making such a big deal about it?

We're excited to announce the availability of Regional Twilio Segment, which lets you to ingest, process & store customer data on EU-hosted infrastructure.

Twilio Segment is now available in the EU

The post walks you through deploying a Spring Boot app to Kubernetes locally on minikube and connecting it to a YugabyteDB database on Yugabyte Cloud.

Connecting a Spring Boot Application to Yugabyte Cloud and Deploying It to Kubernetes on minikube

We shine a spotlight on members of the Yugabyte community to recognize their contributions to making our community a great place. This month, we're honoring Martin Roos, Head of Technology at Fortumo and a veteran software developer with over 20 years of database experience working with: Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and now YugabyteDB. Read this post to hear about his experience with YugabyteDB.

YugabyteDB Open Source Community Spotlight – September 2021

The post walks you through deploying a Spring Boot app on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and connecting it to a YugabyteDB database on Yugabyte Cloud.

Connecting a Spring Boot Application to Yugabyte Cloud and Deploying It on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)

The post walks you through deploying a Spring Boot app on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and connecting it to a YugabyteDB database on Yugabyte Cloud.

Connecting a Spring Boot Application to Yugabyte Cloud and Deploying It on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)

We spotlight members of the community to recognize their contributions to making the Yugabyte community a great place. This month, we're honoring Radek Gruchalski, Managing Director and Software Engineer at Klarrio GmbH. Check out our post to learn more.

YugabyteDB Open Source Community Spotlight – July 2021

Scaling your SQL database can be difficult. Most traditional, legacy SQL databases are monolithic – they are constrained to a single server, VM, or container ...

Distributed SQL Fundamentals: Horizontal Scaling

Reverse ETL tools focus on customer data and are best used when combining data across websites, digital products, and cloud applications.

How reverse ETL can lighten your data load

We partnered with Hasura to build an integration between Yugabyte Cloud and Hasura Cloud and to make building complex, global applications easier.

Yugabyte + Hasura Make it Easier to Build Complex, Global Applications

This post is about about why I chose to work as a product marketer for Yugabyte over other companies.

Why I Joined Yugabyte

We cover the benefits for data engineers of automating tasks in six key areas, including data collection and Reverse-ETL.

How Data Engineers Use Automation to Give Your Business a Data-Backed Foundation

RudderStack Transformations New Feature Set Launch - RudderStack Transformations are easy to build, debug, and manage; and they run in real-time. They’re data transformations that work like you think they should.

The Future of Data Pipeline Tools Must Include Better Transformations Than ETL Ever Had

This blog summarizes the latest RudderStack features and bug fixes for March 2021 - including Transformations API, Warehouse Syncs, and Audit Logs.

New Feature Roundup: Transformations API, Warehouse Syncs, Audit Logs, and More

RudderStack's video pitch as a finalist at SXSW Pitch 2021

Announcing the launch of RudderStack's Pro self-serve plans.

Introducing our new RudderStack Pro Self-Serve Plans

Customer data pipelines play a critical role in the privacy of your customer data. In this post, we’ll explain how your customer data pipeline can help improve your data privacy and how to ensure your data privacy with RudderStack.

Customer Data Pipelines Play a Key Role in Data Privacy

SXSW Pitch is the marquee event of South by Southwest Online. Out of more than 500 companies that applied to present at SXSW Pitch 2021, RudderStack was selected as one of the 40 finalists.

RudderStack is a finalist at SXSW Pitch 2021!

Software licensing can be a tricky subject, especially when you are a commercial company building an open-source product like RudderStack. From a customer’s viewpoint, we see how this could be confusing. In this post, we’ll explain how our software is licensed.

RudderStack’s Licensing Explained

Know what the warehouse-first architecture is, how it works, and whether warehouse-first is the way to go for your data stack.

Warehouse-First, the More Secure, Flexible, and Cost-Effective Application Architecture

Announcing the launch of our new features, Cloud Extract and Warehouse Actions.

Introducing RudderStack Cloud Extract and Warehouse Actions

Feature overview video for RudderStack Cloud Extract.

RudderStack Cloud Extract - Feature Overview Video

The warehouse-first approach eliminates the problems that CDP users frequently face. It solves the use cases associated with a CDP.

Why You Don’t Want a Customer Data Platform

Why you should use open source software to build your analytics stack and the types of tools you need along with some popular open source examples of each.

Redefine Customer Data Analytics Using an Open Source Stack

Announcing our launch partnership with GitHub for GitHub Sponsors for companies.

RudderStack + GitHub Sponsors: Making Open Source More Sustainable for Developers

I want to report on our org's dev.to performance. This is the first step, collecting and storing data.

Warehousing all of our orgs dev.to data in less than 25 lines of code

RudderStack partnered with GitHub Sponsors to launch an enhancement bounty program.

Devs Wanted: Get paid to contribute to RudderStack's open source software

Today, we launched RudderStack Cloud Free, a no time limit, no credit card required, completely free tier of RudderStack Cloud. Here's how to sign-up and start using it.

How to start building a better CDP for free with RudderStack Cloud Free

Today, we launched RudderStack Cloud Free, a no time limit, no credit card required, completely free tier of RudderStack Cloud...

Start Building a Better CDP for Free With RudderStack Cloud Free

To become a community-friendly, open source partner, we needed to transform how we create our instrumentation. Here’s how we did it.

Adapting Code and Culture: How New Relic Went Open Source

Easily build real-time observability pipelines with the New Relic Kafka connector. Learn how to set up the connector for both events and metrics, and start sending data.

Getting Started with Kafka Connect for New Relic

I took a cheap Windows tablet with a keyboard case and turned it into a Linux laptop.

50 Bucks + Tux: Turning a cheap Atom 2-in-1 into a Linux laptop

This is after your site is good to go and already and you want to eliminate some toil. This shows how to create GitHub Actions to build and deploy your Gastby site.

Building a Portfolio/Resume Site with Gatsby, Part 4 - Automating deploys to Firebase with GitHub Actions

Learn how to store Prometheus data in New Relic and send that data to Grafana without having to adjust your existing dashboards.

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