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Issue 104 — May 12, 2016
Featured
Redis 3.2.0 Released with Lots of New Features — Redis, an in-memory, high performance ‘data structure server’, is a key piece of many apps now. 3.2 introduces a new ‘GEO’ API for indexing lat/long points, a BITFIELD command, and more.
Salvatore Sanfilippo    news   
Spark 2.0 Technical Preview: Easier, Faster, and Smarter — Spark 2.0 (the large scale data processing engine) has greatly improved SQL support and faster query times. The final release is a few weeks away but you can get early access to its features now.
Reynold Xin    news   
Discussing SQLite with Richard Hipp — An hour long talk with Richard Hipp, creator of SQLite, the most widely deployed DB engine in the world.
The Changelog
Connecting Hadoop and EDB Postgres to Shrink Big Data Challenges — By combining data stored in Hadoop clusters with its transactional information, EDB and Hortonworks provide a seamless view of information that will empower organizations to engage in a deeper analysis of corporate data and find new efficiencies for customer-driven revenue programs.
EnterpriseDB    sponsored   
An Open Source Tour de Force at Apache: Big Data 2016 — A look at how open source projects are driving big data, particularly those being incubated by Apache.
Datanami    story   
Realm Xamarin: A New Reactive Database for .NET Developers — A mobile DB built specifically for Xamarin that offers easy object persistence and full query capabilities.
Realm    tools   
PostgreSQL Scalability: Towards 1 Million TPS — While Postgres becomes more usable with every release, it’s also made big performance improvements. Take a look at how close Postgres is to hitting one million transactions per second.
Alexander Korotkov    news   
Jobs
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In brief
'Great to see that my name still causes SQL errors..'
Twitter    news   
Spark 2.0 Will Be Faster, Easier for App Development, and Tackle Streaming Data
Linux.​com    news   
Redis Gaining a Loadable Module System — The potential use cases for Redis could explode from this.
Salvatore Sanfilippo    news   
On-demand Webinar: Turbocharge Your SQL Queries In-Memory with Apache® Ignite™ — Learn how to boost performance 1,000X and scale to over 1 billion transactions per second with your SQL-based applications.
GridGain In-Memory Data Fabric    tutorial    sponsored   
How to Create a Redis Module in 15 Lines of Code — Based on the news that Redis is gaining a module system (above).
Dvir Volk    tutorial   
A Quick Guide to Redis 3.2's Geo Support
Compose    tutorial   
The Basics of Database Transactions
Kumar Rajeev Rastogi    tutorial   
Seldom Used Postgres Functions: bool_or and bool_and
Rimas Silkaitis    tutorial   
From SQL to Microservices: Integrating AWS Lambda with Relational Databases
Amazon    tutorial   
SQLUnplugged Chat About SQL Server 2016 GA and SQL on Linux
Channel 9    video   
Bridging NoSQL Databases Into Open Data Science Initiatives
IBM Big Data and Analytics Hub    opinion   
Stop building APIs — DreamFactory auto-generates APIs from nearly any database, instantly. Out of the box support for V8 (JS), Node.js, PHP, and Python for custom scripting.
DreamFactory    tools    sponsored   
6 Unsung Apache Big Data Projects That Aren't Spark
Linux.​com    tools   
Teleport: A Trigger-Based Postgres Replicator Written in Go — A trigger-based replicator that performs DDL migrations by diffing schema changes and replicating real-time data changes based on DML triggers. No special permissions required, so it’s suitable for AWS RDS.
Pagar.​me    tools   
membership.db: SQL Boilerplate for User Accounts, Roles & Auth Tokens for Webapp Use
Membership Database Starter Kit    code   
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