Eric Genesky05/22/13
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Here's a 45-minute presentation on Polyglot Persistence from NoSQL Matters presented by Ralf Engelschall.
Seth Proctor05/22/13
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Sharding is generally done for one or both of two reasons: To increase I/O bandwidth, and to partition in-memory data for more efficient usage of distributed caching
Eric Genesky05/22/13
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Here's a video from last August that focuses on Adobe's adoption of Neo4j as their graph solution.
Jon Brisbin05/22/13
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Last week I released into OSS a library I’ve been hacking on for almost two years. It’s called Reactor and it’s a bit of a Frankenstein since it leverages the knowledge . . .
Lukas Eder05/21/13
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I’ve recently discovered a very interesting read about Pinterest‘s architecture experimentation.
Kristina Chodorow05/21/13
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The second edition of MongoDB: The Definitive Guide is now available from O’Reilly (affiliate link). It covers both developing with and administering MongoDB.
Ayende Rahien05/21/13
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There is a big problem in the RavenDB build process. To be rather more exact, there is a… long problem in the RavenDB build process.
Mark Needham05/21/13
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I’ve been playing around with modelling a product taxonomy and one thing that I wanted to do was find out the full path where a product sits under the tree.
Eric Genesky05/20/13
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Take a trip to Google Island, check out the Codebunk pair programming tool, and a promise-based ORM for Node.js. Plus: developer wages drop 2%, and Brian Eno on creative problem solving.
Brian O' Neill05/20/13
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At a high-level, Druid collects event data into segments via real-time nodes. The real-time nodes push those segments into deep storage.
Anders Karlsson05/20/13
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Everybody seems to be looking at and debating NoSQL these days, and so am I and I thought I'd say a few words about it.
Andreas Kollegger05/20/13
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As you may remember, I created a little beer graph some time ago to experiment and have fun with beer, and graphs.
Eric Genesky05/19/13
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Matthew Revell presented this 30-minute tutorial on building scalability into your next project with Riak.
Mark Needham05/19/13
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In my time playing around with neo4j I’ve run into a problem a few times where I executed a query using the web console (usually accessible @ http://localhost:7474/webadmin/#/console/) and have got absolutely no response.
Ayende Rahien05/18/13
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In tomorrow’s Webinar, we will discuss handle dynamic aggregation using RavenDB. A new feature in 2.5, this is meant to give you more options for reporting queries, including complex aggregation, dynamic selection, etc.
Eric Genesky05/18/13
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Randall Hauch gave this 45-minute presentation in April at NoSQL Matters.
Trisha Gee05/17/13
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I'm not going to bother with survey monkey or whatever, I want to share the answers so please, answers in the comments:
Seth Proctor05/17/13
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For Java users, NuoDB provides a Hibernate dialect that supports both version 3.6.6 and 4.1.x of Hibernate.
Eric Genesky05/17/13
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This 1-hour keynote presentation from NoSQL Matters was given by Martin Fowler.
Eric Genesky05/17/13
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This 50-minute presentation from NoSQL Matters was given by Michael Hausenblas and covers Apache Drill.
Andreas Kollegger05/16/13
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During this busy week of Android hacking at Google I/O, we are pleased to announce an amazing new Community project, for all of those who have been yearning to . . .
Seth Proctor05/16/13
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Greetings oh-so-persistent nuonians! Your faithful consistency nerd is here to continue the discussion of MVCC.
Sam Taha05/16/13
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ETL is a common computing paradigm used in a variety of data movement and data management scenarios.
René Pickhardt05/16/13
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Over one year ago I was starting to think about indexing scored stings for auto completion queries.
Max De Marzi05/15/13
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