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Deleting Custom Resources in a Kubernetes Namespace

The custom resources I thought I deleted were in fact around all this time!? When working with Kubernetes and custom resources, you need to be able to go back to a clean state. Unfortunately, almost all kubectl commands are ignoring

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7 Useful CLI Tools You Can Give a Try

What CLI tools do you LOVE to use? Is there something you wouldn’t want to miss? I asked this question in the Stackable Slack a few days ago, got some cool replies and wanted to share them on. Interested in

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The Potential of Data Mesh [Whitepaper]

What possibilities does data mesh offer? What does it actually bring into my company and how can a data mesh project actually work? Everyone is already talking about data mesh as an alternative to the classic DWH or data lake.

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The Stackable Security Story

Both Lars and I have always had a special place in our heart for security throughout our consulting careers. It might have to do with being German, but most probably it was simply caused by being burned too often by

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The Stackable Docathon: building a data pipeline

Last month we ran our first ever Documentation-Hackathon – or “Docathon” – at Stackable. The result is a guide showing how to build a simple data pipeline which can be found here: As anyone who has been involved in software

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Hello Stackable Data Platform

We are taking off! Our Stackable Data Platform is about to be officially released – and we wouldn’t be Stackable if we hadn’t focused on the community idea here as well. One of the members of this community who has

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