The NoSQL movement promised availability, redundancy, speed and more but query was always the poor relation. Now, non-relational databases are increasingly attempting to fix the problem of query. This presentation explores the non-relational landscape to understand where different NoSQL databases have strengths and which use cases each type suits best.
This talk introduces Apache Samza, a distributed stream processing framework developed at LinkedIn. At first it looks like yet another tool for computing real-time analytics, but really it’s a surreptitious attempt to take the database architecture we know, and turn it inside out.
Java 8 is here and with it a set of new functionality that everyone wants to make use of with the MongoDB NoSQL database. This is a quick talk on how to make use of the features like Stream API, new Date API and Lambda Expressions within the context of …
MongoDB 3.0 introduces a pluggable storage architecture and a new storage engine called WiredTiger. The engineering team behind WiredTiger team has a long and distinguished career, having architected and built Berkeley DB, now the world’s most widely used embedded database.
This talk explores how to build and architect enterprise systems using NoSQL, in particular, using the RavenDB Document Database. Oren Eini, the founder of RavenDB, talks about modeling concerns, high availability and scale out, how to manage a system with polyglot persistence, complex domain and a high rate of change …
It can be usual for software developers to let the ORM take care of the database schema. In many cases it’s a bad idea as it makes the data stored in your database brittle and hard to use confidently. I’ll show a few tricks which will help you cleanly store …
