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Rick Copeland06/19/12
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Get to Know GridFS: The MongoDB Filesystem

A great intro to GridFS, a convention and API (not something native to your server), and how you can use it from Python

Kathiravelu Pra...06/18/12
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Issues Migrating Cassandra Using DataStax / Sqoop

If you fail to indicate the primary key to sqoop, the following exception will be thrown; a similar issue arises without properly starting Cassandra.

Manik Surtani06/18/12
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Introducing Distributed Execution and MapReduce Framework

In case you did not pay attention to the area of large scale distributed computing – there is a revolution going on! It is becoming increasingly evident that the software ecosystems built around so called Big Data are at the forefront of cloud computing innovation.

John Esposito06/18/12
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An Interview with Brian O'Neill, Author of the *New Cassandra Refcard*

Brian leads design and development of a Master Data Management (MDM) solution for the Health Market industry. The solution runs on a Big Data platform powered by Cassandra. He recently contributed a RefCard on Cassandra to DZone.

Ayende Rahien06/17/12
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What's Up with Umbraco's NHibernate Pullout?

In response to the following tweet: "What's your take on the filure to get Umbraco CMS v5 performing on top of NHibernate? The project folded today . . ."

Ralf Becher06/16/12
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Working with Graph Data from Neo4j in QlikView

Now we can use graph data in a business intelligence / business discovery solution like QlikView to do some more business related analytics.

Mark Needham06/15/12
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An Interesting Example of Imperative Versus Functional Thinking with Neo4j

Thinking about this problem imperatively, these nodes seem to belong together, but this changes when considering the problem functionally.

Davy Suvee06/14/12
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Amazing Algoritms: A MongoDB Example (Part 2)

This time, garudad takes a look at MongoDB's built-in map-reduce functionality to solve a specific Chemoinformatics problem.

Chad Lung06/14/12
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Paging through an ATOM feed using Node.js, CoffeeScript, MongoDB and Atom Hopper

This post uses the above tools in order to page through the ATOM feed; includes all code.

Davy Suvee06/13/12
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Amazing Algorithms with NoSQL: A MongoDB Example

In this article, I try to illustrate my point, by employing NoSQL, and more specifically MongoDB, to solve a specific Chemoinformatics problem in a truly elegant and efficient way.

Eric Genesky06/13/12
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Announcing Neo4j 1.8M04

The Neo4j 1.8 Milestone 4 updates capabilities of the core Traversal Framework as well as offering new ways to use paths in Cypher.

Paul Hammant06/13/12
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NoSQL for Storage, Relational for Reporting? No Friggin' Way.

How nice it would be if one could transparently create/maintain relational record sets for document writes.

Kelvin Tan06/12/12
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How to Boost Documents from within Solar using MongoDB

Including all the necessary code, just open solrconfig.xml and declare your ValueSourceParser . . .

Adrian Hills06/12/12
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Playin' Around with Riak and .NET

After working with MongoDB and .NET, this user wanted to give Riak a try.

Steve Francia06/12/12
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On MongoDB, Hadoop, and Humongous Data

Learn how to integrate MongoDB with Hadoop for large-scale distributed data processing. Using Hadoop’s MapReduce and Streaming you will learn how to do analytics and ETL on large datasets with the ability to load and save data against MongoDB. With...

Ayende Rahien06/11/12
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On Scalable RavenDB Applications

RavenDB is a 2nd generation document database for the .NET platform. It has been used in production since 2010 and is probably the nicest database that you’ll get to meet, even if this is said by its author. I have written articles before...

Rick Copeland06/11/12
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How Python MongoDB Toolkit Ming Can Ease Schema Maintenance

Entrance into the realm of NoSQL databases, specifically MongoDB, requires that you give up a sense of structure. SourceForge's Ming helps deal with this problem for Python users.

Eric Genesky06/11/12
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GraphConnect Conference Visualizes Graph Leadership

The GraphConnect conference, sponsored by Neotechnology, celebrates everything graphy.

René Pickhardt06/10/12
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Retrieve Top-k News Feeds for Social Network Users with Graphity

I already said that my first research results have been submitted to SIGMOD conference to the social networks and graph databases track. Time to sum up the results and blog about them. you can find a demo of the system here

Ayende Rahien06/09/12
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Announcement: Upcoming RavenDB Training

From Stockholm to Munich to Philly, RavenDB training is being offered on both sides of the pond.

Singaram Subramanian06/08/12
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The Role of NoSQL at Twitter

How do they use Scribe, Hadoop / Pig, HBase, Cassandra, and FlockDB for data analytics?

Neil Mackenzie06/08/12
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MongoDB, Windows Azure (and Node.js)

A great post that crosses a few hot topics in the realms of databases and cloud computing. Check out how MongoDB, Windows Azure, and Node.js can be realated.

Ricci Gian Maria06/07/12
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Circular Reference with Mongo Appender can Crash Your Process

This writer describes how objects' circular references in MongoDB could lead to crashing your process.

Bradley Holt06/07/12
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Presentation: All You Need to Know About CouchDB

From an OSCON data workshop in 2011, this slideshow offers plenty of useful resources for getting to know CouchDB

Rick Copeland06/06/12
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Announcement: Python and MongoDB Training Classes

Feel free to sign up here for MongoDB and Python tutorial training classes with a former SourceForge employee.