| May 20th, 2019
It’s well understood that backing up your database is, arguably, the single most important step in preventing data loss and building redundancy into your application. A thoroughly redundant backup plan will include having replica servers on standby and filesystem level backups for disaster recovery. The second most important step is verifying those same backups. Unfortunately, […]
| July 26th, 2017
On the tail of Intervals’ recent interface overhaul we’ve also modernized our logo. Why? Because, Software as a Service has evolved in the 11 years, and so has Intervals since launching over 11 years ago. Nobody, including ourselves, could have envisioned the software landscape we inhabit today. Our original brand was our best attempt at […]
| July 30th, 2015
Just last week, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft made it’s much anticipated and already historic flyby of Pluto. Many of us have already gazed in awe at the dramatic photos being sent back from the spacecraft. The images we’ve seen are only a fraction of the data scientists have received. In fact, scientists have received only 5% […]
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