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Monitoring and Taking Care of MySQL Replication

May 12, 2011 · Katie Mckinsey

For Cloud Databases, Xeround is automating replication, high availability, scaling, constantly monitoring the database and managing it, even to heal a partially failed database without losing data and while continue serving users. this is a great alternative to managing your own db. check out our blog: http://blog.xeround.com/2011/02/databases-in-the-cloud-do-it-yourself-vs-database-as-a-service

Database Operations with WebMatrix: Part 1

Apr 21, 2011 · mitchp

For easy MySQL development, you can try Xeround Cloud Database, it's free now and can be up and running in 5 minutes with WebMatrix

Choosing between SQL and Non-SQL

Mar 28, 2011 · Katie Mckinsey

I think you nailed some of the strong points pro and against SQL/NoSQL I wrote a comprehensive post around this issue few weeks back, you are welcome to check it out: http://blog.xeround.com/2010/12/nosql-the-sequel

Choosing between SQL and Non-SQL

Mar 28, 2011 · Katie Mckinsey

I think you nailed some of the strong points pro and against SQL/NoSQL I wrote a comprehensive post around this issue few weeks back, you are welcome to check it out: http://blog.xeround.com/2010/12/nosql-the-sequel

2011: Year of the SSD?

Feb 20, 2011 · Ken Hess

In our blog post http://blog.xeround.com/2011/02/two-almost-new-technologies-bound-to-have-a-big-impact-on-the-cloud we discuss this issue from Cloud pespective, SSD looks like one of the best candidates to open I/O bottlenecks on the cloud, along with 10Gb Networks.

Forrester, Java ain’t dead – it’s still #1!

Feb 13, 2011 · Joseph Randolph

Java is the richest and most powerful language for server side applications today, especially if you use the right components and open sources, and not write everything on your own, that's where it's power is and nothing else comes anywhere close to it, unless you are willing to run on windows... Avi, Xeround - The #1 SQL Cloud Database

A graphical explanation why SQLs LIKE is slow--sometimes

Feb 13, 2011 · Markus Winand

Like frequently means a full table scan, in most cases, this is the reason for slowness. another issue with that is that usually table scans almost block the table for a relatively long period, that's why, if many clients make a request of this kind, waiting time can be very long. Avi, Xeround - the Cloud SQL Database.

Application Performance Management for NoSQL

Jan 08, 2011 · Bill Nigh

I think this is one of many limitations I've been discussin in my blog post "NoSQL - The Sequel", among other NoSQL limitations: http://blog.xeround.com/2010/12/nosql-the-sequel I absolutely agree that the NoSQL as a movement is neglecting the aspects of management, interoperability and more.

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