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Write the Docs, Railsconf Portland, RICON East, Node PDX, Vancouver Polyglot, Open Source Bridge and OSCON…

Write the Docs, Railsconf Portland, RICON East, Node PDX, Vancouver Polyglot, Open Source Bridge and OSCON…

By Adron Hall on March 11, 2013

…if you are deciding what to attend this year, here’s the top of the list. Just a few key conferences that will kick ass in technical & academic content. The other great thing about these conferences is that they either have a “code of ethics” or are reknown for real conference diversity vs. the “hey [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged community, conferences, Javascript, nodepdx, nosql, open source, osbridge, oscon, portland, vancouver, writethedocs

Top Five Challenges Facing Enterprise Application Developers

Top Five Challenges Facing Enterprise Application Developers

By Rakesh Malhotra on February 21, 2013

Several common themes have emerged from discussions with a broad array of enterprise developers. In this post, I’ll share some of what I’ve been hearing. I would love to get your feedback. 1)      Cloud Apps are Hard to Get Right – While abstraction of infrastructure has helped agility and application management, it doesn’t make it [...]

Posted in Application Software, Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud applications, cloud computing, developers, Enterprise, infrastructure, nosql, paas, platform services

A Journey From SQL to NoSQL to NewSQL

A Journey From SQL to NoSQL to NewSQL

By Chirag Mehta on January 16, 2013

Two years back I wrote that the primary challenge with NoSQL is that it’s not SQL. SQL has played a huge rule in making relational databases popular for the last forty years or so. Whenever the developers wanted to design an(y) application they put an …

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged big data, cloud computing, GenieDB, newsql, nosql, rdbms | 1 Response

The Database Deluge…  Who’s Who

The Database Deluge… Who’s Who

By Adron Hall on January 16, 2013

These are the top NoSQL Solutions in the market today that are open source, readily available, with a strong and active community, and actively making forward progress in development and innovations in the technology. I’ve provided them here, in no order, with basic descriptions, links to their main website presence, and with short lists of [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged cassandra, column database, couch, couchdb, database, databases, Distributed Things, document database, document store, graph database, hbase, key-value database, key-value store, mongo, mongodb, neo4j, nosql, rdbms, Redis, redis.io, relational database, reviews, riak | 13 Responses

Big Data as Core, Big Data as Context, and Big Data as Buzzword Bingo

Big Data as Core, Big Data as Context, and Big Data as Buzzword Bingo

By Paul Miller on December 21, 2012

It’s neither particularly newsworthy nor insightful to suggest that ‘Big Data’ gets everywhere these days, but two recent items reminded me of the gulf between credible execution of a big data play and the more questionable tacking of the big data meme onto an otherwise useful product. Christmas is coming. Which means skating, and pantomimes [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Amazon Glacier, Amazon Web Services, Apache Hadoop, big data, cloud computing, data markets, dropbox, genie9, infochimps, nosql, open data, techcrunch, vmware, zoolz

What really is Open Source Software and what’s this community nonsense they ask…

What really is Open Source Software and what’s this community nonsense they ask…

By Adron Hall on September 21, 2012

Open Source Software (OSS), Why Some Fail At It OSS has won the war. It has been over for years now. Microsoft has ceded, Oracle, VMware and many others have stepped up and attempted to embrace the open source community. Sometimes they’ve been successful, sometimes they haven’t. They’re slowly changing their models to play well [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source, Strategy | Tagged closed source, community, ideas, linkedin, microsoft, mysql, nosql, open source, open source software, Oracle, Oracle Corporation, oss, vmware

Heroku hstore: Key Value Store Inside Relational Database

Heroku hstore: Key Value Store Inside Relational Database

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 16, 2012

Heroku (previous CloudAve coverage), the PaaS company under Salesforce, announced recently that they will be supporting key value store inside their Postgres database instances. Named hstore, it takes advantage of Postgres’ extensibility. Ever since MySQL was gobbled up by Oracle, Postgres has been getting additional developer love from the community. I am not saying that [...]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged briefs, heroku, hstore, nosql, paas, platform, platform services, Platforms, rdbms | 1 Response

10gen Announces $20 M Funding And MongoDB 2.0 Is Out

10gen Announces $20 M Funding And MongoDB 2.0 Is Out

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 12, 2011

10gen (previous CloudAve coverage), the company behind open source MongoDB database (previous CloudAve coverage), today announced a new round of funding worth $20 Million backed by Sequoia Capital with the support of existing investors, Flybridge Capital and Union Square Ventures. 10gen has raised $31 Million since their inception in 2007. This will help 10gen to expand [...]

Posted in Platforms | Tagged 10gen, briefs, database, infrastructure, mongodb, nosql, open source, platform, platform services, rdbms

Disruptive Cloud Start-Ups - Part 1: NimbusDB

Disruptive Cloud Start-Ups – Part 1: NimbusDB

By Chirag Mehta on May 9, 2011

Being at Under The Radar (UTR), watching disruptive companies present and network with entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and venture capitalists is an annual tradition that I don’t miss. I have blogged about disruptive start-ups that I saw in the previous years. The biggest exit out of UTR, that I have witnessed so far, is Salesforce.com’s $212 [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged cloud computing, database, nimbusdb, nosql, relational database, sql, start ups, Under the Radar, UtR

Making The Cut To Favorite Cloud, SaaS, And Tech Bloggers

Making The Cut To Favorite Cloud, SaaS, And Tech Bloggers

By Chirag Mehta on March 1, 2011

Dealmaker Media has published a list of their favorite Cloud, SaaS, and Tech bloggers. Once again I am happy to report that I made the cut. I am also glad to see my fellow bloggers Krishnan and Zoli on this list who are the driving force behind Cloudave. I was on a similar list of [...]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged cloud computing, conferences, Dealmaker Media, multi-tenant. SaaS, nosql, paas, Under the Radar, virtualization | 1 Response

Couchbase - Consolidation Begins In Big Data Space

Couchbase – Consolidation Begins In Big Data Space

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 8, 2011

One of the common comment from those watching the Big Data space is that there are too many projects that makes it too difficult to chose the right set of tools for the user needs. Well, the consolidation process has started with the merger of Membase (see previous CloudAve coverage), the company supporting open source [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged cloud computing, Couchbase, couchdb, database, insights, membase, nosql, open source

Jaspersoft Adds Big Data Support

Jaspersoft Adds Big Data Support

By Krishnan Subramanian on January 25, 2011

Jaspersoft (see previous CloudAve coverage), the San Francisco based BI vendor, today announced support for big data sources for Business Intelligence reporting. They recently released a ramped up version 4 targeting embedded BI market. With today’s release, Jaspersoft support native reporting for Hadoop, NoSQL and Massively Parallel Processing Analytics Databases. In this era of big [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged BI, big data, briefs, Business Intelligence, hadoop, jaspersoft, jaspersoft 4, mpp, nosql

10Gen Raises $6.5M funding To Push MongoDB Ahead In The NoSQL Race

10Gen Raises $6.5M funding To Push MongoDB Ahead In The NoSQL Race

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 2, 2010

10Gen, the commercial company behind Open Source MongoDB NoSQL database, today announced a $6.5 Million round of funding. This round is lead by Sequoia Capital with participation from prior investors Flybridge Capital Partners and Union Square Ventures. The open source MongoDB database has 90,000 downloads per month and companies like bit.ly, foursquare, IGN and Sourceforge [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged 10gen, cloud computing, couchdb, database, mongodb, nosql, open source, rdbms

Challenging Stonebraker’s Assertions On Data Warehouses - Part 2

Challenging Stonebraker’s Assertions On Data Warehouses – Part 2

By Chirag Mehta on November 9, 2010

Check out the Part 1 if you haven’t already read it to better understand the context and my disclaimer. This is the Part 2 covering the assertions from 6 to 10.Assertion 6: Appliances should be “software only.”“In my 40 years of experience as a com…

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Analytics, BI, cloud computing, nosql

Challenging Stonebraker’s Assertions On Data Warehouses - Part 1

Challenging Stonebraker’s Assertions On Data Warehouses – Part 1

By Chirag Mehta on October 28, 2010

I have tremendous respect for Michael Stonebraker. He is an apt visionary. What I like the most about him is his drive and passion to commercialize the academic concepts. ACM recently published his article “My Top 10 Assertions About Data Warehouses….

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged Analytics, BI, Business Intelligence, cloud computing, Column-oriented DBMS, Data warehouse, Data warehouse architectures, Michael Stonebraker, mysql, nosql | 3 Responses

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