The 1:40 video below explores the various storage technologies used by Craigslist, including MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB.
0 replies - 3592 views - 09/17/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
At OSCON 2012 in Portland I gave a presentation on building your first MongoDB application.
Over 150 people were in the audience, a pretty significant number...
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Introduction
Along with breadth-first search,
depth-first search is one of the two main methods to walk through a
graph. This approach though is...
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This lecture will look at the patterns that apply to all key-value stores, and patterns for more advanced Redis databases.
Patterns for key-value stores...
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The Neo4j graph database is all about
relationships. It allows to model domains of connected data easily.
Querying using a imperative API is cumbersome and...
0 replies - 2515 views - 09/17/12 by Allen Coin in Articles
One common theme I've seen in the past few years is developers
downplaying products and features that typically take a long time to
implement and to get to...
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(also posted to the 10gen blog: here)
Greetings Adventurers!
I’m excited to report that Dex (github)
is now equipped with his first planned upgrade....
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Introduction
If you reached this page, it’s fair to assume that you must have
worked on at least one relational database in your lifetime. They have...
4 replies - 6716 views - 09/12/12 by Amresh Singh in Articles
The open source PostgreSQL could
already behave like its NoSQL peers, making it the database of choice...
1 replies - 7627 views - 09/12/12 by Eric Gregory in Articles
Trystan made a useful comment on my post about unprofessional code: I
think it's interesting that your definition of "professional" is not...
0 replies - 6948 views - 09/11/12 by Ayende Rahien in Articles
Hadoop MapReduce is a YARN-based system for parallel processing of large data sets. If you are new to Hadoop, first explore the Hadoop site.
In this...
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We’re using logstash to collect
all the logs across the different machines that we use in various
environments and had noticed that on some of the...
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Introduction
Last time I wrote about Hadoop on Heroku which is on add-on from Treasure Data - this time I am going to cover NoSQL on Heroku.
There are...
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schema
noun ( pl. schemata or schemas )
1 technical a representation of a plan or theory in the form of an outline or model: a schema of...
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It's been a busy summer here at VoltDB! Since spring the VoltDB
Engineering team has released VoltDB four times (we're operating on 3
week sprints) and...
0 replies - 4579 views - 09/07/12 by Mike Stonebraker in Articles
