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A Solution to the Supernode Problem

  In graph theory and network science, a “supernode” is a vertex with a disproportionately high number of incident edges. While supernodes are rare in...

0 replies - 3424 views - 11/03/12 by Marko Rodriguez in Articles

Trisha Gee & Stephen Chin 'NightHacking' with the MongoDB Java Driver [video]

 On Monday, Stephen Chin from Oracle visited me at the 10gen offices as part of his NightHacking tour.  In the video we talk about my sessions at...

0 replies - 2628 views - 11/01/12 by Trisha Gee in Articles

NoSQL Week in Review #4

This week in NoSQL saw the release of a brand new NoSQL database, some great articles, and a new book on Riak. New Releases This...

0 replies - 3772 views - 11/01/12 by Allen Coin in Articles

Neo4j 1.9.M01 -- Self-Managed HA

Editor's Note: This post was originally written by Peter Neubauer at the Neo4j Blog. Welcome everyone to the first Milestone of the...

0 replies - 2539 views - 10/31/12 by Andreas Kollegger in Articles

Want to Get Rid of Documents with Duplicate Content?

Whether you’re combining data from two different data sources, have multiple purchases from the same customer or just entered the same data in a web form...

0 replies - 3275 views - 10/30/12 by Baxter Denney in Articles

Algorithm of the Week: Shortest Path in a Directed Acyclic Graph

Introduction We saw how to find the shortest path in a graph with positive edges using the Dijkstra’s algorithm. We also know how to find the shortest...

0 replies - 6210 views - 10/29/12 by Stoimen Popov in Articles

The Cloudcast Ep. 61: Why New Applications are Moving to NoSQL

The Cloudcast (.net) #61 - Why New Applications are Moving to NoSQL (40:14) Download the MP3 Date:...

0 replies - 2712 views - 10/28/12 by Brian Gracely in Articles

Zen Graph Visualizations: Cool Stuff You Can Do With It

 Editor's Note: This post was originally written by Michael Hunger at the Neo4j blog. As you probably know by now, we plan to run GraphConnect on Nov 6 2012...

0 replies - 2904 views - 10/28/12 by Andreas Kollegger in Articles

Solid NoSQL Benchmarks from YCSB with a Side of HBase Bologna

One of the great appeals of Cassandra is its linear scalability.  Need more speed? Just add water, er... nodes to your ring.    Proving this out,...

0 replies - 3683 views - 10/28/12 by Brian O' Neill in Articles

Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 5: Improving Autonomy Using the Cloud

In the previous posts I discussed how I went about building my SOA ‘Entity’ service for Products by using a combination of Java Web Services, Java EE and...

0 replies - 2736 views - 10/27/12 by Ben Wilcock in Articles

Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 4: Java EE

Now that I have prepared a skeleton contract-first web-service and created a data access layer using Ektorp and CouchDB, it’s time to wire them together into...

0 replies - 2833 views - 10/26/12 by Ben Wilcock in Articles

NoSQL Week in Review #3

In case you missed it! We've put together a list of this past week's happenings, goings-ons, new releases, and popular articles. So you're all caught up in the...

0 replies - 3904 views - 10/25/12 by Allen Coin in Articles

[video] Design a Twitter-Like NoSQL Application

This presentation by Nati Shalom (Founder and CTO of GigaSpaces) walks you through some of the challenges of designing a Twitter-like large-scale...

0 replies - 3331 views - 10/25/12 by Allen Coin in Articles

NoSQL is a Stupid Name

So, I've finished my first full week in the new job and I've learnt lots of new stuff. Which is great, because that's usually why you change...

9 replies - 7396 views - 10/24/12 by Trisha Gee in Articles

Implementing Entity Services using NoSQL – Part 3: CouchDB

Following on from part two of this series where I created and deployed the Product Entity Service using the SOA ‘contract-first’ technique, I’m now...

0 replies - 2448 views - 10/23/12 by Ben Wilcock in Articles