The GeekNarrator podcast is a show hosted by Kaivalya Apte who is a Software Engineer and loves to talk about Technology, Technical Interviews, Self Improvement, Best Practices and Hustle. Connect with Kaivalya Apte https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaivalya-apte-2217221a Tech blogs: https://kaivalya-apte.medium.com/ Wanna talk? Book a slot here: https://calendly.com/speakwithkv/hey Enjoy the show and p... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
In this episode I am talking to Javier Ramirez from QuestDB, about everything QuestDB. This episode is a great resource to understand how QuestDB works, its architecture, what is it optimised for and whats upcoming as per the roadmap. If you have tim... more
In this episode I talk to Andras Gerlits, who founded omniledger.io. Andras has a very interesting view on how Distributed Consistency should work that can get rid of several bottlenecks when it comes to maintaining Distributed consistency. He argues... more
In this video I talk to Semih Salihoglu about KuzuDB : A highly scalable, extremely fast, easy to use embeddable Graph Database. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:40 The Genesis of KuzuDB: From Academic Research to Startup 06:40 Graph Databases 101: Un... more
In this video, I talk to Stephan Ewen from Restate, who is popularly known from the world of Apache Flink. We have talked about the problems in the world of Distributed systems and the complex solutions developers have to deal with. This complexity m... more
In this episode of The GeekNarrator podcast, our host Kaivalya talks to Seeta Somagani from Volt Active Data, a low latency stream processing platform. They discuss fascinating topics about what low latency stream processing means, the different guar... more
In an enlightening episode of the GeekNarrator Podcast, host Kaivalya Apte and TigerBeetle's CEO, Joran, delve deep into the world of online transaction processing (OLTP). They discuss the origin, unique architecture, and innovative methodologies beh... more
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of clean coding with none other than the master and pioneer of the field, Uncle Bob. We explore the nuances and the art behind writing effective and efficient scripts. This conversation covers the nitty-gr... more
In this episode of the Geek Narrator Podcast, Kaivalya Apte engages in an invigorating discussion with Dominik Tornow, the founder and CEO of Resonate. They explore Durable Async-Await, an interesting concept in distributed systems world, along with ... more
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