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In my last blog post, Simplifying Ververica Platform SQL Analytics with UDFs, I showed how easy it is to get started with SQL analytics on Ververica Platform and leverage the power of user-defined...

Newest release adds full support for Flink SQL and Flink 1.12, and improves resource utilization via new shared session clusters.

If you have been following our blog, you may have come across our series on Getting started with Ververica Platform Community Edition that is doing Java-based analytics on Apache Flink’s very own...

It has been a while since our original blog post on how to setup Ververica Platform on Amazon Web Services (AWS) was published. Many aspects have been improved and new features have been added to ...

With the release of Ververica Platform 2.2 in August 2020, we introduced Autopilot, a feature designed to automate the operationalization of Flink applications in production. With its current...

Background Advertising Technologies (Ad Tech) is a collective name that describes systems and tools for managing and analyzing programmatic advertising campaigns. The goal of digital advertising...

Modern data pipelines require working with data across a number of external systems. Sometimes data lives in a message queue like Apache Kafka, AWS Kinesis, or Apache Pulsar but other times it’s...

Flink SQL is one of the three main programming interfaces of Apache Flink.  It is declarative and, because the community kept the syntax inline with the SQL standard, anyone who knows traditional...

Ververica Platform becomes an integrated platform for the development and operations of Flink SQL