Moving from a relational database, like MySQL, to a NoSQL database, like Couchbase, requires that you change the perspective on your data. In this article, MC Brown explains the differences between structuring data for a MySQL and a Couchbase database. He also discusses how these differences impact your queries.
PaaS, cloud. How to store data is the real question. In a NoSQL store? Could we do that with familiar APIs? The goal of Hibernate OGM is to explore how we could reuse the Java Persistence API (a known domain model-centric API) to store entities in NoSQL stores.
This year, a small team of developers delivered a ASP.NET MVC app, with a Neo4j backed, all running in Azure. This isn’t in POC; it’s a production system. Also, unlike most graph DB talks, it’s not a social network!
In this session three NoSQL techniques are demonstrated: RavenDB, Neo4j and MongoDB. Each speaker has 10 minutes to show you why and how NoSQL can be used. It is not difficult. It is not frightening. It’s fun. After this session, you know more about which technique you should test and …
Seth Thomas of Basho introduce you to Riak. Riak is an open source, highly scalable, fault-tolerant distributed database. Different than traditional relational databases and other “NoSQL” non-relational databases — Riak offers a number of unique benefits to users:
Google App Engine now offers both SQL and NoSQL data storage, but which is right for your application? Advocates of each try to settle the issue once and for all and show some of the tricks for getting the most out of each.
