sogrady + database   104

Google searches help Bank of England accurately predict UK economy
searches help Bank of England predict changes in the UK economy - the of Intentions strikes again
Database  Google  from twitter_favs
june 2011 by sogrady
Announcing the Drawn-to-Scale Platform! | Road to Failure
large scale data analytics, indexing and search...as a service. spoke with Bradford a week or two ago, and as i told him, this is an interesting proposition. as more folks realize the need for big data processing, the value of such services only goes up.
cloud  database  databases  hadoop  scalability  scaling  hbase  drawntoscale  from delicious
march 2010 by sogrady
NoSQL conference coming to Boston - O'Reilly Radar
i'll be at NoSQL Live next week: ping me if you'll be there as well
nosql  conferences  boston  database  trends 
march 2010 by sogrady
Bytepawn - The Confused World of "NoSQL"
agreed, though i think more categories are being lumped in than are mentioned here
database  web  hadoop  nosql  sql 
december 2009 by sogrady
Introducing InfiniDB from Calpont | infinidb.org
"What happens when you marry a column-oriented database that’s modular in design, can scale both up and out, with open source? You get Calpont’s InfiniDB."
opensource  mysql  bigdata  columnstore  column  infinidb  calpont  persistence  database  nosql 
november 2009 by sogrady
Comparing Mongo DB and Couch DB - MongoDB
Mongo compares itself to Couch: two next generation database options
couchdb  mongodb  database  cloud  performance  development  scalability  sysadmin  nosql  comparisons 
november 2009 by sogrady
Cassandra: Open Source Bigtable + Dynamo
good presentation on the Cassandra roots and approach
cassandra  bigtable  dynamo  nosql  database 
november 2009 by sogrady
Code Monkeyism: The dark side of NoSQL
the tools definitely have their limitations, but a lot of that is lifecycle rather than intrinsic flaws in the approach
nosql  altdb  database  software  cloud  management  databases  couchdb  criticism  cassandra 
october 2009 by sogrady
Digg the Blog » Blog Archive » Looking to the future with Cassandra
where are we going after databases? Cassandra is one answer popping up more and more
digg  database  performance  cassandra  nosql  architecture  hashtable  scalability  key-value 
september 2009 by sogrady
The New MySQL Landscape (by Jeremy Zawodny)
really interesting look at the current ySQL landscape by one who knows it well, and has a lot of history in it
jeremyzawodny  mysql  drizzle  development  database  scalability  percona  opensource 
december 2008 by sogrady
Brian "Krow" Aker's Idle Thoughts - Column Stores, Drizzle, Search For
"Very early on when we started work on Drizzle the plan was to focus web applications. When we looked at cutting features, one of the criteria was "is this needed for web deployment". In many cases we have leaned toward keeping functionality when it was clearly well designed and had a general usefulness. To give an example, ROLLUP for instance is not typically used for web applications, but it is a well written feature that provides us with functionality that we find is handy."
brianaker  drizzle  database  columnstores  infobright  hypertable 
november 2008 by sogrady
John Sequeira's Weblog
"I can't get past the fact that there's no SQL. I know why there's no SQL, (Brewer's Conjecture etc) and I have some experience with it. I've been doing years of mostly-simple mashup stuff with quickbase, which is a similar PaaS-backing non-relational data store. It has it's place, but it's hard to imagine really cranking out something complicated with it. When I do code reviews for clients, the biggest improvements come from transforming procedural cursor logic back into set-oriented db-logic, and AppEngine wants you to go the opposite direction. Sigh."
johnsequeira  google  appengine  cloud  paas  database  sql 
september 2008 by sogrady
shaver » fsyncers and curveballs
as Dion says, the piece itself which examines the interaction between Linux and Firefox is of significant interest, but the discussion is even better
firefox  linux  performance  fsync  sqlite  programming  database  filesystem  via:dalmaer 
may 2008 by sogrady
MySQL :: Kaj Arnö
a clarification from the MySQL folks regarding the open-or-not question re: the backup software. the net? both core and features such as encryption/backup will be open.
kajarno  mysql  opensource  database  sun 
may 2008 by sogrady
Source: Google To Launch BigTable As Web Service
"Google may be releasing BigTable...as a web service to compete with Amazon SimpleDB, according to a source...There are also rumors that press is being pre-briefed on the product, although we haven’t been contacted by Google." nor have we
google  database  bigtable  cloud  amazon  scalability  computing 
april 2008 by sogrady
Linux.com :: Using MySQL as a filesystem
interesting idea. impractical in most cases, i'd assume, but interesting nonetheless.
database  filesystems  fuse  linux  mysql  mysqlfs 
february 2008 by sogrady
Once More unto the Breach: MySQL and Sun
the usual excellence from Senor Walli; worth a read, as it says in far, far fewer words what i was aiming for ;)
stephewalli  acquisition  database  mysql  sun  ibm  oracle  opensource 
january 2008 by sogrady
Thrudb - faster, cheaper than SimpleDB - igvita.com
"Developed by Jake Luciani as part of his ThruDB platform which currently powers JunkDepot, it is a highly scalable document-oriented database ideal for deployment on virtual (Amazon EC2+S3) or dedicated infrastructure."
thrudb  thrudoc  ec2  s3  couchdb  aws  amazon  berkeleydb  database  scalability 
december 2007 by sogrady
Eventually Consistent - All Things Distributed
"Inconsistency can tolerated for two reasons...Whether or not inconsistencies are acceptable depends on the client application."
eventual  consistency  amazon  architecture  database  distributed  distributed-computing  scalability  wernervogels 
december 2007 by sogrady
Joe Gregorio | BitWorking | On the importance of being megadata
"Amazon has opened SimpleDB for beta testers. As you would expect the system is designed to scale and as such has dropped generic relational operations such as joins and transactions."
joegregorio  amazon  architecture  database  megadata  scalability  simpledb  saas  haas 
december 2007 by sogrady
Amazon.com: Amazon Web Services (2): Help: Amazon Web Services (2) FAQ & More
in agreement with the peanut gallery that this is a.) important and b.) interesting
2007  amazon  api  aws  cloud  coding  commercial  database  simpledb 
december 2007 by sogrady
Sam Ruby: Eventual Consistency
"Amazon SimpleDB [via Simon Willison]. Erlang. Schemaless. Cool." - agreed.
samruby  amazon  simpledb  schemaless  database  free  barriers-to-entry 
december 2007 by sogrady
code.nytimes.com - rc3.org
interesting. should be interesting to watch people parse this, as one commenter has already started to do.
code.nytimes.com  opensource  database  newyorktimes 
october 2007 by sogrady
Gears In Motion
"Gears In Motion is a user interface that allows you to manage easily your Google Gears databases for all your Google Gears projects." - interesting
database  db  gears  google  googlegears  javascript  management  offline  bsd  via:john 
october 2007 by sogrady
Index of /code/basura
one man's trash is another man's treasure
basura  database  samruby  couchdb  python  json 
september 2007 by sogrady
me talking out loud
can't remember who linked to this, but they're right - this is the best explanation of SQL joins i've seen
sql  joins  database  outer  inner  venn 
april 2007 by sogrady
IBM - Changes in Cloudscape Availability and Support
interesting; cloudscape was never a huge business, but definitely had its fans - need to hear more to understand what the implications are for Derby
derby  cloudscape  via:Simon  opensource  database  java  apache 
march 2007 by sogrady
Random Thoughts: MySQL - Real Database Or Not?
with all due respect to to Dave Dargo (who's quite smart), i'm not sure how many folks are interested in debating the semantics of what a "database" is, or restricting their definition to those that handle recovery
database  mysql  semantics  davedargo 
february 2007 by sogrady
Open Sources | InfoWorld | EnterpriseDB's happy old year (2006) | January 10, 2007 02:01 PM | By Matt Asay
take it for what's worth considering that they're a client of ours, but EnterpriseDB is growing quickly and winning in some very interesting deals
enterprisedb  postgres  2006  growth  opensource  database  oracle 
january 2007 by sogrady
Mike Olson Blog : Mike Olson Blog
outstanding - Mike's blogging from inside Oracle: subscribed
olson  oracle  embedded  blogging  database  sleepycat 
january 2007 by sogrady
WordPress-to-WordPress Import » Technology, Blogging and New Mediaus
just used this to port my personal WordPress' DB after, for some unknown reason, i couldn't import the MySQL dump file - appears to have worked like a champ
mysql  WordPress  database  import  plugin  migration 
december 2006 by sogrady
Scaling Rails the eBay way : Pensieri di un lunatico minore
"One, it emphasis horizontal scaling over everything. Second, and more interesting in a Rails-context, is that they have pulled nearly all business logic out of the database (Oracle)." - interesting thoughts on eBay from Chris
petrilli  rails  eBay  horizontal  scaling  database  logic  joins 
december 2006 by sogrady
John Sequeira's Weblog
"the important things to know about Calpont is there is no operating system, there is no database (and therefore no database license fees) and there are no disks." - need to learn more about this
via:Sequeira  calpont  database  appliance  operating  system 
november 2006 by sogrady
Quick MySQL Backup Setup
i've been meaning to try out zmanda; this howto removes any last barrier to entry - except for time. will be giving it a whirl soon as i get back to the office
zmanda  admin  administration  opensource  mysql  backup  database  howto  linux  tutorial 
october 2006 by sogrady
Oracle unveils first core Berkeley DB release | InfoWorld | News | 2006-09-27 | By China Martens, IDG News Service
as i told a reporter the other day, Oracle - from what i've seen and heard - has been a very solid steward of the critically important BerkeleyDB package
berkeleydb  database  databases  oracle  sleepycat  embedded 
september 2006 by sogrady
OpenSkills
one piece of what i'm looking for from my network offering: developer DB
developer  database  openskills  network  offering  via:Jdub 
september 2006 by sogrady
John Sequeira's Weblog
interesting free DB feature matrix from Sequeira
sequeira  free  database  sqlserver  ingres  enterprisedb  oracle 
may 2006 by sogrady
The Four Horsemen of Replication
good explanation of database replication from Sun's Berkus
berkus  replication  database  master  slave  synchronous  asynchronous 
may 2006 by sogrady
Sam Ruby: Ruby/DB2 - now with Viper support!
not too surprising; Sam's doing the right thing again - be great to see full XML support
ruby  sam  ibm  db2  viper  database  relational 
may 2006 by sogrady
Andrew Cowie - db4object’s CEO in Sydney Wednesday
one of the GNOMErs is quite fond of db4objects; some good feedback here
gnome  db4objects  object  oriented  database  java  linux 
april 2006 by sogrady
TheOpenForce.com: Eclipse Gains Momentum
some kind words on Eclipse momentum from MySQL's Urlocker - and i find it facinating the MySQL has finally joined
mysql  eclipse  urlocker  community  ecosystem  database  tools 
march 2006 by sogrady
» Ingres has giant ambitions in enterprise IT | Tom Foremski: IMHO | ZDNet.com
i'm sure they have giant ambitions, and the roster looks fine, but the community is lacking; they have a lot to prove in that department
community  ingres  database  relational  opensource 
march 2006 by sogrady
Hal Stern: The Morning Snowman : Weblog
'Why do we insist on cramming nearly everything into a relationship database?' - amen, sir, amen
relational  database  tagging  xml  atom  ldap  RDF 
february 2006 by sogrady
PostGIS
very cool Postgres-based open source project that blends GIS data allowing for fuzzy data location based services
api  conversion  database  db  postgres  xml  geolocation  geography  gpl  gps  gis 
february 2006 by sogrady
BruceBlog
Bruce has questions about Postgres's scalability
postgres  snyder  scalability  opensource  database 
november 2005 by sogrady
OakLeaf Systems: OpenOffice Base 2.0 vs. Microsoft Access 2003 - Part II HSQLDB Tables
breakdown of OpenOffice Base vs Microsoft Access from a Microsoft consultant's perspective
openoffice  base  microsoft  Access  oo.o  database  desktop  hsql 
october 2005 by sogrady
Dreaming of an Atom Store: A Database for the Web
you remember Bosworth's discussion of RSS/Atom as the default format of interchange? this is it
bosworth  atom  a9  opensearch  rss  web  future  db  database 
october 2005 by sogrady
EVMapper
yet another cools Google Maps mashup, this time EVDB
ajax  api  database  google  maps  evdb  mashup  hacks 
august 2005 by sogrady
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