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How to securely query AWS S3 from ClickHouse

ClickHouse is a powerful analytical database, loading data from an AWS S3 bucket allows you to quickly start analyzing the data without having to download and upload them manually in the database. Writing data to S3 allows you to offload some cold data, while keeping all the hot data in ClickHouse and, with the usage of federated queries, being able to query both hot and cold data at the same time.

Aiven workshop: Data Persistence 101: Spring Boot and MySQL Edition

✨What's Cooking in Our Workshop✨ Persisting data is a crucial part of any application that you build. It’s not always easy to map your business objects with your relational database. One of the tools that can help you with this is called Hibernate ORM (for Object Relational Mapping). Join us in this workshop where we will learn the basics of Hibernate combined with the most popular Java App framework : Spring Boot and MySQL as a database.

How to test non-deterministic user flows with Playwright

End-to-end testing and synthetic monitoring of interactive apps and sites is challenging. It's especially tough when non-deterministic flows such as cookie banners or promotion popups interrupt your test automation. This video teaches how to write Playwright tests that handle optional and surprising UI interactions. Note: Stefan decreased the default action timeout in this video to avoid spending time waiting for `click()` to timeout.

The Advent of Monitoring, Day 5: Dealing With Third-Party Dependencies Causing False Positives for Synthetics

When we’re testing our apps, it's a big headache to simulate what the user goes through while steering clear of the more problematic parts of those processes. These parts, often external and beyond our control and responsibility, are usually not the focus of our testing. Think external services, third-party modules, or APIs. Relying on these unpredictable elements for our tests is a no-go. Nor do we want to rework our tests to check internal implementations just to dodge these issues.