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Sifting, Sorting and Scanning for Gold – The Real-Time User Data Problem, Brian Bulkowski, Citrusleaf View more videos from DATAVERSITY About the Presentation Brian Bulkowski, founder and CEO of Citrusleaf, focuses on the role of innovative NoSQL databases in advertising and the problem of real-time user data. The talk features case studies from...
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NoSQL Technologies From A STM Publishing Perspective, Bradley Allen, Elsevier Labs View more videos from DATAVERSITY About the Presentation Elsevier is the world’s largest publisher of scientific, medical and technical (STM) content. An early adopter of XML as a standard representation for content, Elsevier has used MarkLogic in the development of a range...
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MongoGraph – MongoDB Meets the Semantic Web, Jans Aasman, Franz Inc View more videos from DATAVERSITY About the Speaker AllegroGraph is a fully ACID and highly scalable RDF triplestore that can be programmed with compiled, server side JavaScript. This allows programmers to easily manipulate individual triples and create their own intelligent graph or reasoning...
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NoSQL 101 Part One, Dan McCreary View more videos from DATAVERSITY About the Presentation This session is a general overview if the NoSQL movement targeted at individuals that are new to the NoSQL area. It includes a brief history of the key triggering events in the NoSQL movement, a background on the key...
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Columnar Databases, William McKnight, McKnight Consulting Group View more videos from DATAVERSITY About the Presentation A columnar DBMS is an implementation of the relational theory, but with a twist. The data storage layer does not contain records. It contains a grouping of columns. The columnar approach speeds up the native performance of analytic queries....
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By Robert Greene I recently wrote about my observations at the recent NoSQL Now! Conference and am happy to bring you the second and final part of my observations. Hardware: Scale Up Before Scaling Out Surprisingly, hardware came up several times. This has been largely ignored in the past but is now coming to...
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By: Robert Greene I just returned from the tremendous NoSQL Now! Conference in San Jose. The sessions were ripe with promising ideas and the floor was buzzing with discussion. As such, there were a few key themes over the three days. Fitting NoSQL into the Enterprise: First, I couldn’t help but notice there were...
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NewSQL vs NoSQL for New OLTP, Michael Stonebraker, VoltDB View more videos from DATAVERSITY About the Presentation Historically, enterprises used traditional RDBMs for on-line transaction processing (OLTP) applications. We affectionately call these systems OldSQL, because they are largely legacy code bases, originally written decades ago. New OLTP applications have more extreme performance requirements...
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by Angela Guess The inaugural NoSQL Now! Conference is currently underway in San Jose, CA. The three day conference will showcase “the newest trends in the innovative and dynamic field of large, scalable, high-performance databases. The conference welcomes presentations from some of the top individuals and companies in the field and over 500 people...
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