Software Product Development

Software Product Development

Tarun Upadhyay   //  Tarun is still just flatly amazed by the power of the Internet, its ability to level the field and help the little guy compete with the biggest organizations.

Those little guy success stories are what drags him to work every morning and he lives a small part of that little guy's dream working for hCentive.

Prior to co-founding hCentive, Tarun served as a co-founder and CTO for GlobalLogic - an outsourcing service provider for large, complex products and software - which grew from 0 to 400 engineers while he was the CTO.

Prior to Globallogic, he was co-founder and CTO of Pinelabs - an India-based provider of Loyalty and Payment solutions using Smart Cards. While Tarun was CTO, Pinelabs grew from a drawing board idea to a suite of successful products running at many fortune 500 companies handling millions of credit card transactions per day.

Tarun holds an M.S in Mathematics and Computer Applications from Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India.

Mar 1 / 2:18am

UPDATE: Enterprise Software Stacks across Microsoft, Open source and commercial unix

Just out of curiostiy, I wrote up these nice, nifty software architectures as they exist in Open Source World and how do they compare with Microsoft's and "Commercial Unix" offerings. Just for the fun of it, for each piece of software in the architecture, I also added my biased, subjective opinion on what I consider to be the better of the three. These entries are subtly written with blue. Where I did not have any personal experience with the software, I have left all three black and would welcome any opinions readers might have on these. So, for example, on the database, I compared alternatives from open source, microsoft and unix as postgres, ms-sql server and oracle respectively. I then colored oracle blue as I consider that to be the best of the three (though, I also believer ms-sql server is fast catching up). The idea came up because we just started this open-souce hobby group in my company, where we looking at potential areas in open-source space to contribute to. And I thought it would be useful to come up with software architecture models for OSS vs commercial offerings and see where open source need to work the most. UPDATE: I have updated the stack to now have more categories.
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