This session introduces the basic components of high availability
before going into a deep dive on MongoDB replication. We’ll explore some
of the...
0 replies - 4607 views - 06/25/12 by Steve Francia in Articles
So I’m working on a project where I’m taking a csv file that contains
a little more than 100 columns of data by 10,000 rows. (It’s a sample
db file...
0 replies - 3596 views - 06/22/12 by Micheal Shallop in Articles
Scalability Challenges in Big Data ScienceYesterday I gave a talk on scalability and machine learning at the BerlinBuzzword
conference. I give an overview of...
0 replies - 3808 views - 06/18/12 by Mikio Braun in Articles
Graylog2 is an open-source self-hosted centralized log management
tool. Think of it as a do-it-yourself version of loggly.com, or perhaps a
simpler...
0 replies - 5888 views - 06/15/12 by Joe Miller in Articles
I
had a requirement in my current job to persist some messages at
different points in the running of the system. At the beggining we
didn’t know the...
1 replies - 10067 views - 06/05/12 by Carlo Scarioni in Articles
I have recently been bitten by the NoSQL bug - or as colleague of mine Mark Atwell coined "Burn the Where!" movement. While I have no intention of...
1 replies - 9375 views - 05/22/12 by Partha Bhattacharjee in Articles
Prerequisites: I’m assuming you know what replica sets are and
you’ve configured a set, written data to it, read from a secondary, etc.
You understand...
1 replies - 2639 views - 05/22/12 by Kristina Chodorow in Articles
I wanted to explore learning to use MongoDB with Java and the best
way to do this was to develop a toy application. And to add to this, I
thought of using...
1 replies - 4402 views - 05/19/12 by Mohamed Sanaulla in Articles
MapReduce is a software framework introduced by Google in 2004 to
support distributed computing on large data sets on clusters of
computers. You can read...
0 replies - 4452 views - 05/10/12 by Prabath Siriwardena in Articles
One of the most simple and useful way to introduce a Documents Database like Mongo in your organization is to use as Log Storage. If you use log4Net you can...
0 replies - 2614 views - 05/08/12 by Ricci Gian Maria in Articles
I've been following the recent NoSQL momentum since some time now and it
seems as if this buzzword also is drawing some kind of attention in the
enterprise...
1 replies - 10438 views - 05/08/12 by Markus Eisele in Articles
Prerequisites: I’m assuming you know what replica sets are and
you’ve configured a set, written data to it, read from a secondary, etc.
You understand...
0 replies - 3660 views - 05/08/12 by Kristina Chodorow in Articles
Craigslist gets by using a variety of SQL and NoSQL. This video, presented by Jeremy Zawodny, discusses the use of MySQL, memcached, Redis, MongoDB, Sphinx,...
0 replies - 4101 views - 05/02/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
Writing an application on top of a framework on top of a driver on
top of the database is a bit like playing telephone: you say “insert
foo” and the...
0 replies - 2860 views - 05/02/12 by Kristina Chodorow in Articles
A snapshot of current NoSQL popularity is showing continued dominance by MongoDB between December and March. The following statistics are based on searches...
0 replies - 10783 views - 03/27/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles
