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M-Files BD – Anatomy of a dashboard definition

In the previous post, I walked through what an end user sees when they open the Business Dashboard pane in M-Files. From this post on, the audience shifts more towards the administrator’s side, looking(…)

Using Oracle API for MongoDB on OCI

If you’ve ever had to deal with MongoDB after years (or even decades) of working with SQL, you’ve probably realized that querying JSON documents can sometimes be painful, to say the least. In response to this, Oracle (and(…)

MongoDB log analysis : a comprehensive guide

Contrary to other DBMS, MongoDB self-managed deployments generate logs in a JSON format, which can be quite intimidating at first. But instead of hoping to never have to look at the logs, you can use(…)

PostgreSQL 17: Enhancing JSON Support for Web Developers

PostgreSQL 17 introduces new features for working with JSON data. These features align PostgreSQL more closely with the SQL/JSON standard and improve the developer experience when dealing with semi-structured data. In this blog, we will explore the new JSON(…)

Zabbix Configuration with API

Despite the will of Zabbix to be as automated as possible, some tasks cannot be automated. Nevertheless, Zabbix offers an HTTP-based API which can be used programmatically. This opens the door to huge possibilities in terms of automation.

Changes that I like in the new MySQL 8.0.21

A new release of MySQL was out on July 13 (8.0.21). Among all the changes, there are some that I have already tested and that I really appreciate.

SQL Server 2016: JSON support updated with SQL Server 2016 CTP 3.0!

For last week, the SQL Server 2016 Community Technology Preview 3.0 has been available with a lot of enhancements on new features. All info about CTP3 are on SQL Server Blog here. I(…)