At the NoSQL Now conference in San Jose, Dave Rosenthal of FoundationDB presented the case for why he believes future generations of NoSQL databases will need to support ACID transactions in order for developers to more easily build, deploy and scale applications.
As nosql gathers more and more momentum I have discovered that there is a need for good patterns. You want to organize the data as well as possible. With good organizing it will be easier to find the data again.
Relational database is the de facto storage for enterprise applications. During the 2000s alternative storage solutions have emerged. On the enterprise side, In Memory Data Grids were developed to offer very low latency data access, mostly to satisfy needs of financial trading applications. On the Web side, NoSQL databases were …
In a Single Page Web Application, much of the data that is in active usage is stored on the client side, reducing the amount of chatter that needs to happen over the wire. In the client, this data is stored in JSON. In a Single Page Web Application, much of …
This video provides application developers with an overview of the Riak NoSQL database, including example code to help get started with the Java client library. Riak is a fault-tolerant, highly available distributed key/value storage engine.
Supporting a high-throughput distributed database like VoltDB in long-term, real-world deployments quickly demonstrates that many assumptions about traditional database systems or failure models are invalid. This talk will focus on determinism and the role it plays in VoltDB applications, and will answer the following questions: What is determinism in the …
