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Nosql

Not Just Hadoop: NoSQL in the Enterprise at Strata NYC 2012

Not Just Hadoop: NoSQL in the Enterprise at Strata NYC 2012

open source NoSQL solution MongoDB and data processor Hadoop have made big data accessible. Previously big data meant proprietary software and big hardware.

Giving the most viewed presentation on slideshare ever at OSCON

Giving the most viewed presentation on slideshare ever at OSCON

Giving a presentation that had more views on slideshare in it's first week than any other OSCON presentation had in 12 years.

Replication, Durability, and Disaster Recovery

Replication, Durability, and Disaster Recovery

This session introduces the basic components of high availability before going into a deep dive on MongoDB replication.

Getting Started with MongoDB and PHP

Getting Started with MongoDB and PHP

The first in a series of posts on MongoDB and PHP that will both explain why you should use MongoDB and teach you how.

NoSQL databases and Managing Big Data

NoSQL databases and Managing Big Data

A review of the various NoSQL databases including MongoDB, cassandra, redis and how they handle big data.

Getting started with Drupal and MongoDB

Getting started with Drupal and MongoDB

Drupal is the standard in content management systems. MongoDB enables high performance Drupal. Get started with a MongoDB backed Drupal.

LDS SORT Tech Conference 2011

LDS SORT Tech Conference 2011

Last week I had the opportunity to attend the LDS Church’s SORT tech conference. Nearly 1200 …

Where have all the good databases gone?

Where have all the good databases gone?

Perhaps you’ll recognize these words, “About five years ago I started to notice an odd thing. …

Blending Mongo and RDBMS for ecommerce

Blending Mongo and RDBMS for ecommerce

Justin Hileman and I presented at MongoNYC 2011 to a packed house. Our presentation outlines …

The Golden Hammer

The Golden Hammer

Every so often a “new” technology catches on. Right now it’s nosql databases. A couple years …

NoSQL Databases

NoSQL Databases

Amazon, Digg, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter all started on sql databases (all but Amazon on …