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by Angela Guess Robert Diana of DZone recently shared NoSQL job trends for the month of February. He writes, “For the NoSQL job trends, I am continuing to focus on Cassandra, Redis, Voldemort, SimpleDB, CouchDB, MongoDB, HBase, and Riak. As was stated previously, Hadoop continues to be the clear leader in demand and still flattens the trends of other solutions. However, the gap is steadily...
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by Angela Guess Jake Neeley of VPS.net recently shared five of NoSQL’s most attractive features. He writes, “NoSQL has been a buzzword of sorts for over two years as the technology has evolved and allowed programmers the ability to execute database management tasks with more ease and efficiency. While the features are not without critics...
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by Angela Guess Federated Media and Aerospike report, “Competing for attention on the content-saturated Web is no small task, particularly for independent publishers without the expansive resources of large media companies and major service platforms. Federated Media Publishing, which provides advertising services, audience analytics, and reader engagement tools to more than 145,000 sites, is...
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by Angela Guess Christopher Tozzi of The VAR Guy reports, “In the cloud as well as on personal PCs, disk I/O speeds remain one of the greatest bottlenecks in computing performance–which is unsurprising, since hard-disk technology has changed little in 20 years. But there’s an old trick for bypassing this limitation: In-memory computing, the...
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by Angela Guess Jonathan Ellis of DataStax recently opined, “The big news for MySQL 5.6 was the inclusion of ‘NoSQL’ features in the form of a memcached api for get and put operations. In cases like this, it’s tough to tell whether Oracle got this so wrong deliberately to sow confusion in the market, or because they...
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by Angela Guess Michaline Todd of MarkLogic reports, “From the start, the NoSQL movement within the developer community has been grounded in the idea that there needed to be a different way of building applications that wasn’t boxed-in by the constraints of relational databases. Unfortunately, in their exuberance of being liberated from the chains...
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by Angela Guess 10gen offers a resource on their website that compares NoSQL features to those of SQL databases. The description of the feature by feature comparison states, “Relational, or SQL, databases were developed in the 1970s to deal with that era’s data storage challenges and environment. But with the growth of the web,...
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by Angela Guess John K. Waters of ADT Mag reports, “Oracle this week announced the general availability of MySQL 5.6. The latest release of the open source relational database management system (RDBMS) takes on a growing field of NoSQL competitors, such as MongoDB, CouchDB, and Cassandra, with features and enhancements aimed at improving query execution...
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by Angela Guess J. Chris Anderson, co-founder of Couchbase recently reported, “I just sent an email to our open source mobile community sharing some exciting developments we’ve made in the last months. I also want to share it with the blog, because I’m sure many of our database users also have mobile challenges. I believe sync is...
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by Angela Guess According to a new article out of the company, “Objectivity, Inc., provider of the leading object and graph databases, today announced the availability of Objectivity/DB 11.0 with new enhancements to deployment, querying and object clustering for enhanced Big Data analysis. Objectivity/DB has been the leading object database for more than 20...
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