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Issue 160 — June 23, 2017
MongoDB Launches Stitch, A New Backend As A Service Tool
— Sits on top of the MongoDB database and helps developers stitch together different third-party services, Mongo Charts, etc.
MongoDB
news
Squeezing Performance from SQLite with Indexes
— How indexes work in SQLite, and how to design indexes that can take your most important queries to the next level of performance.
Jason Wyatt
tutorial
How to Optimize Cassandra Database Performance
— 3 ways to ensure that your Cassandra workloads are operating at peak efficiency
SelectStar
sponsored
What Is Time-Series Data and Why Do You Need A Time-Series Database?
— A helpful primer to the world of time-series data from the creator of
TimescaleDB.
Ajay Kulkarni
opinion
ReJSON: A JSON Data Type for Redis
— A Redis module that implements ECMA-404 The JSON Data Interchange Standard as a native data type.
Redis Labs
tools
Low Hanging Fruit: Cutting AWS RDS Instance Costs in Half
— A look at how AWS RDS’s (Relational Database Service) new start/stop ability makes it possible to reduce costs.
Melvyn Mathews
tutorial
MariaDB Emerging as Default MySQL Option
— Debian has switched from regular MySQL to the MariaDB alternative and this shift seems to be taking place across the board.
Datanami
news
Lessons Learned the Hard Way: Postgres in Production at GoCardless
— Postgres is the primary store behind GoCardless’s payments API. Here’s a 45 minute talk from PGConf covering some of their ‘war stories’.
PostgreSQL Conference
video
$20 Free Credit on a new account
— Linux cloud hosting starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo. Use code DB20 for $20 credit
linode
sponsored
AWS DynamoDB Accelerator (DAX) Now Generally Available
— A managed caching service that sits in front of DynamoDB tables.
Amazon
news
New NVMe Spec Emphasizes Data Analytics
Datanami
news
Top 15 Solr vs. Elasticsearch Differences
Rafal Kuć
tutorial
Summer Is Here: A Travel Agency Data Model
— The latest in Vertabelo’s long line of data modelling tutorials.
Emil Drkušić
tutorial
Advanced SQL: Calculating Relationships with Correlation Matrices
SILOTA
tutorial
Migrating from DynamoDB to Postgres: Why and How
Michael Stoltz
story
Why Your Encrypted Database Is Not Secure [PDF]
— An academic paper out of Cornell Tech.
Grubbs, Ristenpart, and Shmatikov
story
MongoDB Pivots to Analytics
Alex Woodie
story
Things You Should Be Aware Of Before using Amazon's Elasticsearch on AWS
Liz Bennett
opinion
How AWS' Database Services Stack Up Against Oracle’s
Twain Taylor
opinion
It’s easy to version control your database alongside your application
— Connect your database to your version control system with SQL Source Control and keep track of every change.
Red Gate
tools
sponsored
rqlite 4.0: Distributed SQLite Now with Node-to-Node Encryption
Philip O'Toole
code
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