Engineering
How to Introduce a New Service Efficiently Using Clean Architecture
Learn how the Egnyte engineering team built a brand new service offering for Life Sciences on top of the Egnyte platform using Clean Architecture.
Multivariate Anomaly Detection: Safeguarding Organizations from Internal Threats
The term “internal threat” refers to the risk that somebody from inside a company could exploit a system to cause damage or steal data. Some internal threats are easier to detect using machine learning than others. However, many malicious users are savvier and slowly cause damage or steal data over an extended period, making detection more difficult. Egnyte is able to identify certain signs associated with insider threats that, if carefully observed, can safeguard an organization from such attacks.
How Egnyte Uses AV-Service to Detect Malware
In this blog from the Egnyte engineering team, learn how Egnyte performs antivirus scans on millions of streaming uploads daily, provisions computing power as needed, and delivers turnaround in near real-time.
How Egnyte Handles API Mocking: A Mirage.js Case Study
Discover how Egnyte uses Mirage.js to handle API mocking for several use cases in Egnyte Secure & Govern.
Building A Startup’s Indian Operations: A Year of Reflection
Egnyte is celebrating a year of building out its India operations. See how the company built a motivated and connected team of remote employees.
Certify Documents Stored in Egnyte With Blockchain Technology
Egnyte's document stamping service addresses a critical need for highly regulated businesses by creating indisputable, auditable proof of valuable documents.
How Egnyte Built Snapshot Recovery to Mitigate Ransomware Attacks
Find out how Egnyte built its snapshot-based recovery capabilities to support customers that have lost data to ransomware or accidental deletion.
How Egnyte Achieves MySQL High Availability
Learn how Egnyte engineers maintains MySQL high availability even with clusters that store billions of records and a system that gets hundreds of thousands of queries per second.
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What I’ve Learned as a Junior Software Engineer at Egnyte
In two years as a junior engineer, I've learned a lot. Here are my biggest lessons for engineers coming out of college looking to jumpstart their careers.
A Proof-of-Concept for API Caching at Egnyte
Egnyte is always looking to improve its systems to better serve its customers. Learn about a proof-of-concept API caching project designed to serve large folder listings.
Lessons Learned from 10 years of Egnyte Object Store
Storing petabytes of data presents unique challenges. Find out why Egnyte's engineers built a custom object store, and what they learned from 10 years of operations.
How Egnyte Got Its Engineers to Use a New Configuration System
Once our engineers built a new configuration system, the next step was getting the team to use it. See how we designed it to get everyone to buy in.
Egnyte Releases Open Source Bandwidth Limiting Plugin
Learn about Egnyte's open source bandwidth limiting plugin and how it can help your IT team rein in cloud-related egress fees.
How and Why Egnyte Redesigned Its Core Configuration System
Learn how Egnyte addressed configuration at scale to support growing customer needs and improve developer workflow.
How Egnyte Uses Rate Limiting to Dynamically Scale
Egnyte handles more than a million API requests per minute. See how we use rate limits and unusual request pattern detection to scale dynamically.
Exploring embeddings for categorizing content at scale
Organizing and finding information efficiently is at the heart of any robust content management system. Though content is typically classified as structured or unstructured...
The Journey to 7X Search Performance Improvement
Egnyte is used by our customers as a unified platform to govern and secure billions of files everywhere. As the amount of data stored is huge, customers want to search their dataset by metadata attributes...
Redesigning the UI of an Enterprise Application: A Development Case Study
Web design trends come and go at a dizzying pace these days. While it might be easy to completely redo a simple website or a web application, visual design is not often a top priority for large-scale enterprise applications...
Understanding SimCLR, a framework for contrastive learning
Transfer learning and pre-training schemas for both NLP and Computer Vision have gained a lot of attention in the last months...
