Our own stack
What we have built and run ourselves
Our advice comes from running real systems. This is an iterative record of how we moved our own application and website from legacy hosting to the current state of the art.
Organizations and individuals make many spontaneous decisions, from which career to start with to which technology to adopt. Things could be much better if the decision were analysed first: with data as the key actor, better decisions come quicker.
Tachyon Knowledge, with an idea of “Hear the Unheard and Know the Unknown”. Only ideas with a good intent, where DATA is the key actor. Modern work is infrastructure and DATA intensive, and how we access the infrastructure to process our DATA is one of the key differentiators.
Where we started
- Infrastructure
- In a VM on VMWare infrastructure at Co-Located Center!
- S/W
- VMWare/Linux/Apache/Mysql/php/Drupal LMS!
2011As it was only a research workload so there was no external traffic and no earning hence we started exploring OpenStack for Tachyon Knowledge as a private cloud but realised early that there may be better available options.
2012To make the LMS up and running 24*7, we migrated to shared hosting! Cost and security were two reasons we started exploring something better!
2018Finally after evaluating Azure, GCP and AWS we decided to migrate to Multi-Cloud-hybrid mode.
2022Serverless and Serverless Containers would be key contributors towards better user experience, we started investing in that direction!
2023Data Warehouse for Analysing structured data, (Operational) DynamoDB and (Analytical) Redshift!
2024Data Lake for structured and unstructured data with centralized governance!
2025Data Mesh for Decentralized governance!
2026vBASK - High-Level Architecture: AWS Edge Computing Architecture with DataMesh
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With supporters ranging from industries, universities and start-ups, Tachyon Knowledge has taken a different approach to technology research and learning. We pilot before we scale, because the best way to learn is by doing.