Andrew Montalenti

In the past few weeks, our backend engineering team has been hard at work back-populating historical data in Parse.ly’s new…

The Parse.ly product team is always hard at work delivering new features for our users. This blog post highlights a…

You know that old saying, “If it seems too good to be true, it probably is?” We technologists should probably…

Python offers a number of different concurrency models, including multi-threading, process pools, and cooperative multitasking around an async event loop.…

On Thur, Mar 26 2015 and Fri, Mar 27 2015, Parse.ly experienced several outages of its data processing backend. The…

Before MongoDB, before Cassandra, before “NoSQL”, there was Lucene. Did you know that Doug Cutting wrote the first versions of…

Building a time series engine is hard. Beyond the typical database management problems of data distribution, fault tolerance, and read/write…

Jay Kreps created Apache Kafka to address his data integration needs at LinkedIn. He also wrote a widely-circulated essay about…

Apache Storm is a free and open source project that is heavily used here at Parse.ly, as well as at…

Our engineering team released streamparse today at PyData Silicon Valley 2014. It was demonstrated at our talk,  “Real-time streams & logs with…

How the Parse.ly team didn’t let implementation obstacles get in the way of delivering elegant, beautiful, and timely data digests…