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Issue 128 — October 28, 2016
Featured
Memory is the Next Platform — Phase change memory, memristors, resistive RAM, 3D XPoint, and others are on the research horizon and memory is having an impact on computation and data handling generally.
Nicole Hemsoth    opinion   
Is Spinning Disk Going Extinct? Experts Weigh In — As fast SSDs get cheaper and tape drives get bigger, the sweet spot where spinning HDDs make sense gets smaller.
Datanami    opinion   
AgilData Zero: Zero-Knowledge Encryption for MySQL — An open source project (currently ‘proof of concept’) for protecting MySQL databases from breaches.
AgilData    tools   
Heap tracks everything users do in your app then gives you SQL access to it — Heap is like Google Analytics, except it works automatically: It auto-records all events users take in your web or iOS app. You can then graph users' behavior, visualize their funnels, and drill into what leads to high conversions.
Heap Analytics    sponsored   
15 Awesome Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Google BigQuery — All data is encrypted both at rest and in transit by deafult, it has efficient concurrency, it’s serverless and fully managed, supports public datasets, and more.
Tino Tereshko    opinion   
Fact or Fiction: Google BigQuery Outperforms Amazon Redshift as an Enterprise Data Warehouse? — Amazon hits back at benchmarks presented by Google that portrayed BigQuery as being faster than Redshift and runs some benchmarks of their own.
Randall Hunt    opinion   
An Advanced Elasticsearch Architecture for High-Volume Reindexing — “I’ve found a new and funny way to play with Elasticsearch to reindex a production cluster without disturbing our clients.”
Fred de Villamil    tutorial   
Calling All Cabs: A Database Model for a Taxi Service — The latest in a long line of practical database modelling articles from Vertabelo, this time looking at how to model a taxi service.
Vertabelo    tutorial   
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In brief
LHops Smashes Hadoop Record – Over 1 Million Operations Per Second
Logical Clocks    news   
RavenDB 3.5 RTM Released — RavenDB is an open source NoSQL database for .NET.
ayende.​com    news   
MongoDB Launchpad: A MongoDB 3.4 Event in SF on November 1st
MongoDB    news   
Startups Look to Speed Up Data Transfers to AWS Redshift
Datanami    news   
Firebird Conference 2016 Papers
firebirdnews.​org    news   
Spark ML Runs 10x Faster on GPUs, Databricks Says
Datanami    news   
Upload Files From Anywhere — The API for file uploads. Integrate Filestack in 2 lines of code.
filestack    sponsored   
Fuzzy Search with MongoDB and Python — A typo-robust and flexible search of names and short phrases.
Zakhar Shapurau    tutorial   
Production psql Prompts for Postgres Users
Scott Mead    tutorial   
Identical SQL Queries != Identical Results
Martin Falkus    story   
A Comparison of Time Series Databases and Netsil’s Use of Druid — Brief analysis comparing Cassandra, Druid, Riak-TS, InfluxDB, OpenTSDB, Prometheus and Elasticsearch.
Netsil Inc.​    story   
Benchmarking Go's Redis Server Libraries — Comparing Redis, Redcon & Redeo libraries.
Simon Guindon    opinion   
See what your users see — Capture everything, and we mean everything (including the full DOM and console logs), about your customer experience with one easy-to-install script. Try it free.
fullstory    sponsored   
pg-cert-check: A Tool to Monitor Postgres Database SSL Certificates
Chris Aumann    tools   
Rambler: A Simple and Language-Independant SQL Schema Migration Tool
Romain Baugue    tools   
Join Monster: A GraphQL-to-SQL Query Execution Layer for Batch Data Fetching
Stem    code   
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