To make things easy for you, the config.example.js has been initialized to use the remote Snowflake Hapi Server which is running on Redhat OpenShift. Please refer to https://github.com/bartonhammond/snowflake-hapi-openshift for more information about the code and instructions for installation and setup of the server.
react-native redux jest immutablejs fastlane bitrise eslint parse-server hapi-server tcomb-form-native validate standard-js react-native-router-flux react-native-vector-icons i18n key-mirror async-storage snowflakeSqitch is a database change management application. It currently supports PostgreSQL 8.4+, SQLite 3.7.11+, MySQL 5.0+, Oracle 10g+, Firebird 2.0+, Vertica 6.0+, Exasol 6.0+ and Snowflake. Sqitch is not integrated with any framework, ORM, or platform. Rather, it is a standalone change management system with no opinions about your database engine, application framework, or your development environment.
sqitch postgresql mysql sqlite exasol vertica firebird oracle snowflakeBytebase is a web-based, zero-config, dependency-free database schema change and version control management tool for developers and DBAs. It is for developers to collaborate on database schemas changes. It helps to construct a single pipeline to propagate the schema change across multiple environments. It can also store the schemas in VCS and trigger a new pipeline upon commit push.
mysql devops gitlab schema sql frontend clickhouse dml postgresql snowflake ddl dba tidb database-as-code sqlreview schema-changes gitops schema-migration database-migrationMindsDB enables you to use ML predictions in your database using SQL. MindsDB automates and abstracts machine learning models through virtual AI Tables. It can easily make predictions over very complex multivariate time-series data with high cardinality.
machine-learning clickhouse postgresql ml snowflake mariadb pytorch artificial-intelligence machine-learning-api hacktoberfest automl explainable-ai explainable-ml singlestoreGrowth Book is an open source experimentation platform designed for companies that want to bring A/B testing in-house, but don't want to build it themselves. It supports experimentation with deep code integration or using a visual front-end editor.
bigquery statistics analytics clickhouse google-analytics mixpanel snowflake experimentation redshift abtesting abtest split-testing optimizely vwo google-optimize testing testing-platform testing-toolsElementary was built out of the need to effortlessly and immediately gain visibility into the data stack, starting with tracing the actual upstream & downstream dependencies in the data warehouse, without any implementation efforts, security risks or compromises on accuracy.
bigquery snowflake data-warehouse dataops data-analysis data-pipelines data-pipeline lineage data-governance data-lineage data-observability analaytics-engineering data-reliabilityFor help with this package or general Go discussion, please join the Discord Gophers chat server.This package should be considered stable and completed. Any additions in the future will strongly avoid API changes to existing functions. Please see issues for any remaining TODO items that are planned.
snowflakeGenerate practically unique approximately sortable IDs in a distributed environment. There are 3.403e+38 (or 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456) possible flake numbers. Use in distributed environments where you don't have a central service which can be a single point of failure - perfect when you want everything to be redundant and independent of each other.
distributed id unique twitter snowflake flakeThis is a simple Redis module which generates unique IDs based on Twitter's Snowflake at high scale with some simple guarantees. Uncoordinated - For high availability within and across data centers, machines generating IDs should not have to coordinate with each other.
redis-module id-generation snowflakeRegister - When user registers w/ email, username, password, the system sends a email verification. Until the user clicks the link within the email, their Email Verified field is false. When clicked, the field is set to true. The response from Register contains a "Session Token" for subsequent authentication. Login When the user logs in with their username and password, the sytem responds with a "Session Token".
openshift node.js snowflake hapiSnowflake is a go implementation of Twitter's Snowflake service. Like its namespace, Snowflake is also a network service for generating unique ID numbers at high scale with some simple guarantees. Snowflake implements two clients, a low level client, and a high level buffered client. In most cases, you'll want to use the buffered client. The buffered client maintains and replenishes an internal queue of ids so there should always be one available when you need it.
twitter-snowflake snowflake id-generation uuid-generator uuidDistributed id generation for the lazy. Inspired by this article. Generates ids consisting of a 41 bit time (millisecond precision with custom epoch) followed 23 random bits. Result is a Buffer with an added feature of base58 and base10 conversions for producing compact and readable strings.
id flake snowflake distributed randomkatsubushi(鰹節) is stand alone application to generate unique ID. Download from releases or build from source code.
kayac katsubushi memcached snowflake id-generationIn the dist/ directory of the NPM package you will find many different builds of snowflakes.js.
js css happy-new-year christmas fullscreen snowflake snow snowflakes flake newyear fallingA tiny module to generate time based 64-bit unique id, inspired by Twitter id (snowflake). FlakeId takes 42 bit of timestamp, 10 bit of machine id (or any random number you provide), 12 bit of sequence number . As javascript is limited to 53 bit integer precision, FlakeId generates id in string format like "285124269753503744", which can be easily type casted into 64 bit bigint in database.
snowflake flake unique id generator 64-bitIn certain situations you need a low-latency uncoordinated, (roughly) time ordered, compact and highly available Id generation system. This project was inspired by Twitter's Snowflake project which has been retired. Note that this project was inspired by Snowflake but is not an exact implementation. This library provides a basis for Id generation; it does not provide a service for handing out these Id's nor does it provide generator-id ('worker-id') coordination. The timestamp-part of the Id should speak for itself; by default this is incremented every millisecond and represents the number of milliseconds since a certain epoch. However, IdGen relies on an ITimeSource which uses a 'tick' that can be defined to be anything; be it a millisecond (default), a second or even a day or nanosecond (hardware support etc. permitting). By default IdGen uses 2015-01-01 0:00:00Z as epoch, but you can specify a custom epoch too.
snowflake c-sharp twitter-snowflake idgenerator unique-idRather than using a specific Python DB Driver / Adapter for Postgres (which should supports Amazon Redshift or Snowflake), locopy prefers to be agnostic. As an end user you can use any Python Database API Specification 2.0 package. You can use which ever one you prefer by importing the package and passing it into the constructor input dbapi.
redshift psycopg2 copy unload sql pg8000 s3 aws etl data database pandas snowflakePrivate Preview. Linux Only. No PHP 5 support. PHP 7+ only. where PHP 7.1 and the corresponding PHP-FPM (https://php-fpm.org/) package are used, for example.
snowflake databaseYet another Golang implementation of Twitter's Snowflake. This implementation is used by https://github.com/tinode/chat and as such it's up to date and supported. Maximum theoretical performance is limited by the wait time on the sequence number. I.e. minimum time for a value to be generated is 1 ms / 4096 ~ 244 ns. Actual performance on average hardware is 246 ns.
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