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.
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Architecture
Replication, Durability, and Disaster Recovery
This session introduces the basic components of high availability before going into a deep dive on MongoDB replication.
Multi Data Center Strategies and MongoDB
Data Center Strategies for deployment to multiple data centers, Including a deep dive into deploying MongoDB across a wide area network.
NoSQL databases and Managing Big Data
A review of the various NoSQL databases including MongoDB, cassandra, redis and how they handle big data.
MongoDB, Hadoop and Humongous Data
Learn how to integrate MongoDB with Hadoop for large-scale distributed data processing.
Backup, Replication and Disaster Recovery
How to go about creating better backups through replication and snapshots and how to ensure that your infrastructure has a solid disaster recovery plan.
Competition for the Cloud Heats Up
Cloud no longer a single vendor game. For years cloud computing has been synonymous with Amazon …
Augmenting RDBMS with NoSQL for e-commerce
Justin Hileman and I gave a presentation on “Augmenting RDBMS with NoSQL for e-commerce” at the …
The Golden Hammer
Every so often a “new” technology catches on. Right now it’s nosql databases. A couple years …
Unix Jobs Management
Every self respecting linux, mac os X or *nix user should have a solid handle on managing jobs …
Benchmarking Cloudfront (and S3)
Amazon has done it again bringing another computing service to the masses. This time it’s the …
REST vs SOAP, the difference between soap and rest
What's SOAP? What's REST? and what the differences are between them with recommendations of when to use REST versus SOAP
Scaling Web Sites (LAMP) : Top Resources
Luckily it’s 2009 and there have been a bunch of successful websites that have had to deal with …