Although Facebook famously ditched Cassandra to use HBase for its messenger service, the NoSQL database remains largely overlooked. Ubeeko CEO Ghislain Mazars takes a look under the hood of HBase features.
After five years of development, RethinkDB 2.0 is the first production ready version of the open source, distributed NoSQL database. Commercial support options are also available for the first time with this release.
It’s the battle of the databases – Apache Cassandra comes out on top in both throughput and latency tests. Other popular NoSQL names like HBase, Couchbase and MongoDB all faltered somewhere along the line.
MongoDB are back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Up to 40,000 MongoDB databases have been found open and unsecured by a team of students, showing us how potential cybercriminals could access sensitive and important data.
News of a MongoDB 3.0 release brings promises of more power, flexibility and easier management, as the document database gets a thorough make-over.
Aerospike claims to be “the fastest, most reliable database in the world.” We took a look under the hood with Brian Bulkowski, co-founder and CTO of the open-source NoSQL database.
Basho’s new head of EMEA operations discusses the changing field of Big Data and the challenges that face databases in the near future.
Some had written it off as dated. Others never even considered it. From way out in leftfield comes an old database technology that is quickly overtaking NoSQL.
Ahead of the Percona Live MySQL conference in London, Percona’s CMO Terry Erisman talked to us about the future role of MySQL in Big Data.
OrientDB 2.0 has brought a number of nifty new features and polished up the user experience.
This is an exciting time to be in the field of In-Memory Data Grids, explains Hazelcast’s Miko Matsumura.
A comparison of the major features of the top ten SQL and NoSQL databases.
Big data has made big wins for a small few. But theres still plenty of ways for companies to hurt themselves trying to hop on the analytics bandwagon.
With a new approach to production support, MongoDB is giving frugal community edition users a taste of the enterprise experience
