Advent of Code 2023 – Day 5

We build TFRecord file using java and talking about how to easily label your images for object detection.

In this video we talk about SeaweedFS, the highly scalable distributed file system designed to store billions of files and serve them lightning-fast. In this video, we’ll explore SeaweedFS’s unique architecture, which distributes metadata across volume servers for faster file access, and compare it to Ceph, another popular distributed file system. Don’t miss this chance…

We look into scaling Kubernetes using a RabbitMQ queue or using horizontal autoscaling. There are guides for autoscaling using CPU, and I found a repository for RabbitMQ scaling. I will do the operations I’ve detailed in the git repository below.

In this video I’ll compare different JDKs and look at their performance depending on if they are containerized or run locally. We will compare oracle, apache, libertica and graal JDKs.

We write a simple example in java to run a validation using Schematron. The framework Schematron is a way to do easy validation of XML documents and create output that is easily readable by someone working with these documents.

We will look into Ceph Dokan which is a new library and command-line client in order to mount your Ceph cluster to a drive letter in Windows 10. Ceph Dokan still very much in beta but it can pretty easily be installed and mounted using some Windows voodoo.