I have been asked to set-up PostgreSQL in a way that uses all the processing power of my computer. I really tried searching but didn't get really far. Any guidance would be very much appreciated.
Thank you
There is an excellent annotated posgresql.conf at GitHub - https://github.com/jberkus/annotated.conf
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I was with Julia 0.5 and used PostgreSql.jl to connect to the Database. It internally uses DBI.jl dependency.
Now upgrading to version 0.6, this has stopped working. The only alternative I could find online is LibPQ.jl. However, the library is a huge inconvenience to use.
Does anyone here have experience with connecting to Postgres from Julia? How did you achieve it?
Please shoot any questions if I have missed giving any information.
I achieved it by writing and using PostgreSQL.jl, and later LibPQ.jl. PostgreSQL.jl was very much a novice effort, and I stand by LibPQ.jl as the better option. Briefly in development we used ODBC.jl, but found that difficult to configure, inflexible in output, and slow. Using LibPQ.jl has simplified our database interaction code and improved transfer speeds.
I found it more useful to write a package that supported an existing general data interface (DataStreams.jl) than to write and maintain a database interface that I wasn't personally invested in. There's certainly opportunity to do so, and to support the interface using LibPQ.jl, but it is no longer a personal goal of mine.
I am also happy to discuss any inconvenience you have using LibPQ.jl in an appropriate forum (tagging me on the JuliaLang Discourse site always gets a response).
Basically we are looking at solutions to keep our running costs down that will allow us to keep 3+ nodes in sync.
So currently we are looking at PostgreSQL when Cassandra came on our radar.
Can anyone tell me if Dapper.net and fluent-migration works with Cassandra from experience?
Also any advice on this kinda of setup would be appreciated.
I wondered if any of you know, if there is support for NeuronDotNet 3.0. The website neurondotnet.freehostia.com is down, and I am looking for more example Files or instructions how to properly use the library.
Do you guys have any ideas? I would be greatly appreciate them.
I recall there being a message on the site stating that the project had been discontinued. If you are looking for a .Net neural network API you might condier.
Encog http://www.encog.org
AForge https://code.google.com/p/aforge/
Disclaimer: I am one of the lead developers for Encog.
I am working on a solution for which I need a work flow/process flow engine. My work flow contains some Java based processes(classes) and some Linux Shell scripts. The flow would not be static and the execution of each process depends on the state/outcome of the previous process, and there would be multiple paths and the path would be determined the state of the previous processes.
I tried looking at jBPM, but I do not find a suitable support for invoking shell scripts. Please suggest me a suitable alternative for my requirement.
Many thanks.
well you can use jBPM5, it's extremely simple to add support for running shell scripts, we can help you with that.
Can you elaborate a little bit more on the requirements that you have?
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I've been trying to get Thrift to work with WP7, but has put it on hold preliminary.
I'm now looking for other solutions to this and would like to get some feedback on which solution to choose, if any.
Any suggestions is much appreciated, so don't hesitate :)
You might need to hive us a little more detail. Like a link to Thrift would be helpful. Not sure what you are trying to do.
I bing "Thrift" and get a bunch of things (one of which appears to be a commercial service/web site). I bing "thrift api" and get references to an Apache project.
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