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Issue 119 — August 26, 2016
Featured
Baidu Takes FPGA Approach to Accelerating SQL at Scale — Baidu sits on over an exabyte of data and processes around 100 petabytes per day so creative approaches to optimizing data intensive jobs are required.
Nicole Hemsoth    story   
Forrester's Crowded NoSQL Wave Shows Abundant Options — A high level, commercial look at the increasingly crowded NoSQL database market, based on an interesting report by Forrester.
Alex Woodie    news   
Building a Real-Time Recommendation Engine — Learn how to build a real-time recommendation engine powered by social, similarity and cluster factors, all leveraging the power of advanced data science.
Nicole White    tutorial   
Join us at DataLayer — Hear speakers from GitHub, Adobe, ZenDesk many others as they discuss how their teams are optimizing the data layer to scale modern web and mobile apps. Reserve your seat now for this one day event on Sept. 28 in Seattle.
Compose/DataLayer    sponsored   
The Road to CouchDB 2.0 Series — A new major release for the CouchDB document database is on the way. This roundup includes numerous posts about what’s coming and when.
CouchDB    news   
VanillaDB: A Framework for Extensible Database System Prototypes — A collection of simple, open source components designed to lower the barrier for prototyping new DB systems or learning DB internals.
VanillaDB    tools   
ddldump: Dump A Clean Version of Your Tables' DDLs for Versioning — Dump and version the schemas of your tables, while cleaning out things that would make it hard to version and check for differences.
Percolate    tools   
What Datatype Should You Use to Represent Time in MySQL? — Whenever you need to save datetime data, a question arises about what MySQL type to use. Do you go with a native MySQL DATE type or use an INT field to store date and time info as a plain number?
Francisco Claria    tutorial   
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In brief
Open-Source Religion Won't Feed MariaDB — “MySQL daddy Monty Widenius dismisses claims the MariaDB fork is veering away from open source.”
Alexander J Martin    news   
Bullish Forecast for Hadoop Despite Spark Hype — 63% annual growth is expected for the Hadoop market over the next 5 years.
EnterpriseTech    news   
Analyzing San Francisco Crime Data with SQL
Periscope    tutorial   
A Database Model to Manage Appointments and Organize Schedules — The latest in Vertabelo’s database modelling series.
Emil Drkušić    tutorial   
Using Apache Spark to Analyze Large Neuroimaging Datasets — Very complex but great to see applications like this.
Sergul Aydore and Syed Ashrafulla    tutorial   
Installing DreamFactory from source on Ubuntu 14.0.4 LTS — DreamFactory auto-generates a rich API platform from any database. Here’s a quick tutorial for a common Linux flavor.
DreamFactory    tutorial    sponsored   
Hadoop Deployment Cheat Sheet — Insider tips and tricks for successfully deploying Hadoop.
Jethro    tutorial   
Writing SQL on Streaming Data with Amazon Kinesis Analytics
Ryan Nienhuis    tutorial   
A Practical Guide to PostgreSQL Optimizations
Omar Bohsali    tutorial   
How We Accidentally Over-Engineered Seeding Memcached with Python, Redis and Celery
Wissam Jarjoui    story   
Database Building 101: The Cost of Graph Storage
Oren Eini    story   
3 Ways Big Data Is Being Used in IT
Datanami    story   
PostgreSQL vs Hadoop
Chris Travers    opinion   
Have you got SQL fingers? — Try SQL Prompt and you’ll be able to write, refactor, and reformat SQL effortlessly in SSMS and Visual Studio. Find out more.
sqlprompt    tools    sponsored   
Bojack: A Non-Reliable In-Memory Key-Value Store for Crystal — Crystal is a compiled language with Ruby-like syntax.
Marcelo Boeira    code   
ElasticPlusPlus: High-Level, Type-Safe ElasticSearch DSL for C++
Charlie Wolf    code   
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