In this post, we will cover creating a custom handler for Oracle GoldenGate which updates the data in a Pilosa server.
Today, we are excited to announce the first close of a $5.4 million Seed Round led by Skylark Partners. With this investment, John ...
Pilosa is happy to announce version 1.0, available as of last week! After eight feature-heavy major releases since our launch, ...
6 Gigabits. That’s about how much data is encoded in your DNA. That may sound like a lot, or a little depending on your ...
Since we write in Go all day, everyday, we LOVE Changelog’s GoTime Podcast. The show consists of a panel of Go experts and special ...
In an effort to stay relevant and cutting edge, more enterprises are having to swiftly migrate their monolith to fully distributed ...
Pilosa is already super fast for huge data. Our next step is making it easy.
Pilosa has seen a handful of releases since v0.6.0 was announced. Pilosa v0.7.0 was released on October 10, 2017, with a number of ...
By now, most of us have heard a thousand and one pitches for data products - and if you’re anything like me, you’ve ...
The big data landscape is advancing rapidly, and changing healthcare as we know it.
In this post, we will cover creating a Pilosa client library by going through the steps of writing one in Lua.
The desire to eliminate barriers between raw data and useful insights has driven decades of engineering innovation. Countless ...
Pilosa stores integer values in Base-2, Range-Encoded, Bit-sliced Indexes. This post explains what all that means.
… the universe of 65536-bit sets in Roaring, that is. This is one part debugging postmortem, one part documentation, and ...
The Pilosa team is happy to announce the release of Pilosa 0.6.0, massively speeding up Pilosa with Run-length Encoding. This ...
What if your apps handled their own ops? That’s kind of like devops’ final form, right? Its ultimate evolution? The ...
In addition to sponsoring Gophercon 2017, our team sent several of us engineers to Gophercon. Predictably, we all had a blast.
Like all avid Gophers, several Pilosa team members made the annual pilgrimage to Denver, CO for this year’s highly anticipated ...
Pilosa is built on our 64-bit implementation of Roaring bitmaps, generally accepted as the best approach to compressed ...
OSCON 2017 was our first conference as a company. Held in our backyard here in Austin, TX, and coming just days after our official ...
As we continue to test Pilosa against various types of data (e.g., the Billion Taxi Ride Dataset), we decided to turn our next ...
The Pilosa team is happy to announce the release of Pilosa 0.4.0, marking our second minor release since open-sourcing on April 29 ...
Pilosa was originally built for the very specific use case of arbitrary audience segmentation on hundreds of millions of people ...
Before we begin, OSCONers, let’s get real: If you’re not brave enough to order from a food truck, this list is not for you. Four ...
Don’t miss Pilosa’s Lead “Slothware” Engineer, Matt Jaffee, at his O’Reilly Open Source Convention speaking debut! Titled ...
Join us for the official launch of Pilosa at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention in our home town of Austin, Texas!
We are Pilosa, order of the sloth. We make slothware.
Our slumber (which is what some call a group of sloths) has created a ...
