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Sending automatic email reports from Imply Pivot
Jul 31, 2021 • blog, imply, druid, business-intelligence
Imply Pivot has the built in capability to send scheduled email reports on a regular basis. However, a few things need to be configured correctly in order to make this work. Here is a comprehensive list of the required settings.
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Summary of Druid native query options
Druid’s native query language supports five distinct query types. Each of these query types requires that certain attributes be set in the query JSON object.
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Generating IBAN numbers for simulated financial transactions
May 13, 2020 • blog, perl, testing, financial, realtime, graph
Financial transactions present a whole lot of interesting technology use cases.
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Attaching a webcam to a virtual machine using Vagrant and VirtualBox
May 3, 2020 • linux, windows, virtualization
It all started with the virtual chroma screen function of Zoom, which does not work on older laptops that do not have a beefy CPU. So, one day on Hacker News, I found an article by Ben Elder that describes how to set up your own virtual webcam on Linux.
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A simple way to generate IoT test data
A while ago, I was called to do a presentation at a large manufacturer of wind turbines. You might have a couple of those installed in the fields around your town if you live in the German countryside, but the more lucrative way of deploying turbines is in offshore windparks.
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Sending automatic email reports from Imply Pivot
Imply Pivot has the built in capability to send scheduled email reports on a regular basis. However, a few things need to be configured correctly in order to make this work. Here is a comprehensive list of the required settings.
-
Summary of Druid native query options
Druid’s native query language supports five distinct query types. Each of these query types requires that certain attributes be set in the query JSON object.
-
Generating IBAN numbers for simulated financial transactions
Financial transactions present a whole lot of interesting technology use cases.
-
Attaching a webcam to a virtual machine using Vagrant and VirtualBox
It all started with the virtual chroma screen function of Zoom, which does not work on older laptops that do not have a beefy CPU. So, one day on Hacker News, I found an article by Ben Elder that describes how to set up your own virtual webcam on Linux.
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A simple way to generate IoT test data
A while ago, I was called to do a presentation at a large manufacturer of wind turbines. You might have a couple of those installed in the fields around your town if you live in the German countryside, but the more lucrative way of deploying turbines is in offshore windparks.