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Application performance is critical for delivering a fast and responsive user experience. Slow performance can lead to frustrated users and lost revenue for the organization. Here are 8 ways to reduce application latency.

In today's fast-paced world, web applications need to be highly performant and scalable to meet the increasing demands of users. One way to improve web applications' performance and scalability is by using a distributed cache.

Technology is changing the world, and distributed applications are leading the charge. This post reviews advantages, disadvantages, and use cases for distributed applications.

Harper is a distributed database built for efficient, fast real-time distribution of data. This enables real-time access to data right now, and we are developing flexible and powerful new ways to access real-time data and messaging through extensible APIs and standards-based protocols including MQTT.

HarperDB 4.1 is released with new features: worker threads for HTTP requests, session affinity for routing, improved NoSQL query handling, flexible storage configuration, streamlined logging, and cluster networking.

An overview on Edge Caching, including the benefits, limitations, and common use cases.

Guide to understanding all types of geo redundancy, why it matters, how to implement it in your system architecture, and best practices to keep in mind. Plus, check out related step-by-step tutorials on how to build geo-redundant systems across various cloud and edge infrastructure providers.

HarperDB's Global Application Platform integrates data storage, compute, and connectivity for adaptive edge and distributed systems, simplifying development and improving scalability.

Margo reflects on Harper's successes in 2022 and makes some predictions on what 2023 will bring. She also chats with Harper's CEO on edge computing and distributed computing.

HarperDB, a leading distributed database provider, is thrilled to be ranked second in Colorado's best startups to work for by Built In. This recognition highlights HarperDB's commitment to fostering a thriving work environment and employee satisfaction.

Stephen Goldberg, CEO and Co-Founder of HarperDB, awarded the 2023 Bill Daniels Ethical Leader of the Year by University of Colorado Denver Business School. Goldberg's commitment to ethics and values contributes to HarperDB's success and remarkable 100% growth.

Learn about shared nothing and shared disk database clustering architectures as well as the advantages of utilizing them.

Perspective on edge computing in 2022 and how the industry has not reached the point where edge is as easy as cloud, but progress has been made.

Edison Interactive partners with HarperDB to reduce latency, improve content delivery, and enhance the end-user experience in connected device ecosystems.

Learn the basics of distributed databases, including duplication, fragmentation, heterogenous data models, homogenous data models, and more.

Follow along with Dennis Ivy to build a fullstack CRUD notes app with Harper, FastAPI and React JS.

Harper is more than a database, it is a data fabric and decision making platform.

this article takes a deeper dive into considerations for improving the performance of specifically mobile apps.

Going over the history of Edge Persistence as well as who needs it the most and why.

This blog goes over certain use cases for a low latency distributed database, and demonstrates the need for both vertical and horizontal scaling.

Here we go over what Serverless actually means, the pros and cons of serverless architectures and how to go about getting the best deal.

This article will dig into some of the existing architectures that cause latency and provide solutions on how to resolve them.

This blog explains both data lakes and geo distribution in non-technical terms and how powerful they can be when combined.

Margo discusses cloud data management challenges and how to leverage the edge in a hybrid cloud solution.

This post covers strict schema enforcement, schemaless, and dynamic schema, including the pros and cons of each one.

Margo summarizes Stephen's speech at a Women Who Code meetup to share the story of this (what some called crazy) endeavor. Stephen discussed the architectural layers of Harper, demonstrated how to build a highly scalable and distributed product in Node.js, and demoed the inner workings of the database.