Cesar Saavedra

SDKv2 brings async support, strict region handling, and new client behavior. Elasticsearch adapted its AWS integrations—like snapshot storage & EC2 discovery—to align. Check out this blog on test rewrites, config diffs, and compatibility hacks here: https://gag.gl/rXfCnM

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FABCON 2026 in Atlanta was nothing short of mesmerizing-where bold ideas, breakthrough tech, and real-world impact came together seamlessly. An electrifying blend of vision, innovation, and execution that set the tone for the future of data and AI. Now, it’s a wait-and-watch moment to see how much of it proves truly real, scalable, and competitively differentiated. ** AI Foundry: Fabric IQ is positioned as a capability that makes data AI-consumable for agents and AI apps via OneLake ** OneLake Transform transformations are applied on top of shortcut or mirrored data (zero‑copy, zero‑ETL), preserving the original source while exposing a transformed view in OneLake. New Connectors have been added (SharePoint in preview). ** Data and Catalog mirroring / zero copy options across open table formats from snowflake and Databricks into Fabric ** SAP Fabric and Salesforce Fabric version with zero copy and write back functionality ** Availability of CoPilot across various platforms within Fabric exclusively designed to support that platform only ** Fabric AI and Data Agents ** Zero ETL Data Mirroring onto Onelake from Azure data for PostgreSQL. Analytics on Operational workloads made simple. ** Building declarative AI Pipelines made simpler with dspy and pixeltable Thanks to Cognizant leadership for the opportunity. Rajesh SreepadaSatish Hegde FABCON & SQLCON - The Microsoft Fabric & SQL Community Conferences Microsoft Fabric

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In partnership with NetApp, The Futurum Group developed a Market Brief, Enterprise AI Evolution: Maximizing Data Value in a Hybrid World, which explores how forward-thinking enterprises are modernizing their infrastructure to support scalable, secure, and high-performance AI operations.

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Enhance your #observability practices by leveraging the OpenTelemetry Operator for Kubernetes. In this blog, Israel Blancas explains how to use our Helm chart to deploy a full OpenTelemetry pipeline that autocollects trace data, pushes it to #Coralogix, and lets you explore it in minutes! https://bit.ly/45mFdPH

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By migrating to OCI and transitioning to OCI Kubernetes Engine with virtualization enabled on its nodes, CNCF was able to achieve a more flexible cost model—saving an estimated at $1 million annually. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gDm8Daic

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When my colleagues Akshat Vig and Ashish Kumar joined MongoDB, they brought their extensive experience from Google and Amazon Web Services (AWS) to a rich tradition of MongoDB development. An aggregation, if you will... 🥁 In this new MongoDB Engineering Blog post, they share their vision of the key themes that shape how our Engineering team works to help developers get to production fast: Resilience - providing a system that anticipates failure and recovers automatically Intelligence - Vector search and AI capabilities built directly on your operational data Simplicity - Multi-cloud that works with a single API, turning operational headaches into simple deployment choices. The goal isn't just a better database but enabling true developer agility. Check out the full blog post: https://lnkd.in/gbA_kX-d

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🚨 New Episode of Telemetry News Now! 🎧 In the latest TNN episode, Phillip Gervasi and Justin Ryburn discuss a series of significant industry developments: 🏢 Oracle’s substantial $40B investment in Nvidia chips for OpenAI’s Texas data center 💰 Salesforce’s $8B purchase of Informatica to enhance its AI-driven CRM 📞 AT&T’s acquisition of fiber from Lumen for $5.75B 🤖 Extreme Networks’ venture into agentic AI with Platform ONE ✅ Cisco’s revamp of its certification program to align with the needs of AI, automation, and modern networking ➕ And much more! Whether you’re deeply involved in NetOps or just trying to keep up, this episode is filled with insights you won’t want to miss. 🎙️ 👉 Listen now and stay ahead:

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🚀 Building Reliable Communication Between Systems: A Look at Apache ActiveMQ In today’s world of distributed applications, ensuring smooth and reliable communication between services is critical. That’s where Apache ActiveMQ steps in as a powerful, open-source message broker designed to keep systems connected, responsive, and scalable. ActiveMQ enables applications to exchange messages asynchronously, ensuring that even if one service is slow or temporarily offline, the workflow continues without interruption. For engineering teams, this means fewer failures, better decoupling, and more resilient architectures. 💡 What Makes ActiveMQ Stand Out? 👉 Multi-protocol support (AMQP, MQTT, STOMP, OpenWire, JMS) 👉 High availability & fault tolerance 👉 Durable message storage so no data is lost 👉 Flexible deployment — on-prem, cloud, containerized 👉 Scalable architecture for high-volume enterprise workloads With these capabilities, ActiveMQ becomes a trusted backbone for financial systems, telecom platforms, logistics workflows, IoT setups, and any application needing reliable event-driven communication. 🧠 Why Teams Use ActiveMQ 👉 Organizations choose ActiveMQ when they need: 👉 Smooth integration between microservices 👉 Queueing to handle traffic spikes 👉 Publish–subscribe messaging for real-time updates 👉 Guaranteed delivery of critical information 👉 A central hub for decoupling large applications It simplifies complex interactions and provides a robust messaging layer that scales with business needs. 🌟 Final Thoughts Apache ActiveMQ isn’t just a message broker it’s a foundational tool for building resilient, loosely-coupled, and event-driven systems. As businesses move toward microservices and distributed architectures, reliable messaging becomes essential, and ActiveMQ continues to be a proven, enterprise-grade choice. If you’re exploring messaging queues, event-driven architectures, or want to integrate distributed components more effectively, ActiveMQ is worth a closer look. #ApacheActiveMQ #MessageBroker #Microservices #EventDrivenArchitecture #SoftwareEngineering #Integration #Scalability #DistributedSystems #MessagingQueue

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The Enterprise Does Not Need Rebuilding. It Needs Rewiring. Mission critical systems are the very assets that need to be protected, not replaced -- Ali Ahmed, President of TIBCO Read the full article at https://lnkd.in/gerxMSpa Thank you Josef Fischer at Behaim ITS for your partnership #TIBCO #Platform #Integration #AI #MCP

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