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Cure Your Join Pains! Hear From Graph DB Experts

In less than a week, a group of developers (which can still include you at a discount!) will gather in San Francisco to talk with some of the world's experts...

0 replies - 4100 views - 10/30/12 by Mitch Pronschinske 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 - 2722 views - 10/27/12 by Ben Wilcock 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 - 3311 views - 10/25/12 by Allen Coin in Articles

NoSQL Week in Review #2

Welcome to the second edition of DZone's This Week in NoSQL.  New Releases This Week:MongoHQ We’ve been developing an entirely new set of web tools for the...

0 replies - 3275 views - 10/19/12 by Allen Coin in Articles

10 Caveats Neo4j Users Should Be Familiar With

Recently I used the Neo4j graph database in GitMoon. I have gathered some of the tricky things I learned the hard way and I recommend any Neo4j user to take a...

0 replies - 5010 views - 10/08/12 by Yaron Naveh in Articles

"NoSQL Distilled" Reviewed!

0 replies - 7717 views - 10/03/12 by Phil Whelan in Book Reviews

Algorithm of the Week: Topological Sort of a Graph

Introduction Let’s assume we have a list of tasks to accomplish. Some of the tasks depend on others, so we must be very careful with the order of their...

2 replies - 6804 views - 10/01/12 by Stoimen Popov in Articles

Redis as Memcached Replacement?

I found Redis to be a very interesting option to Memcached for use as caching layer: Pretty much set/get operations on key/value, just like memcached, but...

0 replies - 8409 views - 09/29/12 by Rodrigo De Castro in Articles

MongoDB: Replication Lag, Network Partition

Replication: when everything is working, it seems the easiest thing, but the challenge comes when we have failures. This is something that MongoDB, being a...

0 replies - 3831 views - 09/28/12 by Rodrigo De Castro in Articles

CouchDB and Conflict Resolution

Learning CouchDB showed me that it is different than other NoSQL DBs I had studied so far with respect to sharding and replication: It does not have sharding,...

0 replies - 3197 views - 09/27/12 by Rodrigo De Castro in Articles

NoSQL-like Approaches to PostgreSQL, a reply to Martin Fowler

The major point of many of Martin Fowler's blog posts, repeated in his book, is that NoSQL represents a movement away from integrating on the database and...

0 replies - 7931 views - 09/25/12 by Chris Travers in Articles

SQLShell: A Cross-Database SQL Tool With NoSQL Potential

In this blog post I will introduce SQLShell and demonstrate, step-by-step, how to install it and start using it with MySQL. I will also reflect on the...

0 replies - 2501 views - 09/18/12 by Phil Whelan in Articles

Video: MySQL and NoSQL at Craigslist

The 1:40 video below explores the various storage technologies used by Craigslist, including MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB. 

0 replies - 3487 views - 09/17/12 by Eric Genesky in Articles

How I Gave The #1 Most Viewed Presentation in the History of OSCON

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...

1 replies - 2656 views - 09/17/12 by Steve Francia in Articles

Patterns for key-value stores in Redis

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...

0 replies - 3118 views - 09/17/12 by Allen Coin in Articles