Issue 40 — November 28, 2014
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Supported by
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Pieter Cailliau
At GraphConnect 2014, Pieter Cailliau, a developer at GPS device company TomTom, gave a talk about how road networks are represented in graph databases and how these can be used to produce useful routes.
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Twitter, Inc.
A fast and lightweight proxy for the memcached and Redis protocols built primarily to reduce the connection count on backend caching servers.
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Rackspace
Sponsored
There are essentially two performance metrics you are primarily concerned with when using Redis: how many commands per second can I execute and how long do they take. Read more about avoiding Redis performance slowdowns.
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Buzz Moschetti
The first in a series of posts where the differences between building a SQL-backed app vs a MongoDB-backed app will be analyzed. Note the potential bias, however.
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Periscope
SQL makes basic sum, averages, and other mathematical operations easy, but certain ones like medians or 95/99th percentiles can be tougher. Here’s a great post showing the tools available to help get medians and others.
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Li and Lee
A paper looking at record breaking data sorting, up to 3.7TB per minute across 400 nodes.
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Craig Shoemaker
IndexedDB is an in-browser document database supported by most recent browsers (but polyfills are available). This article presents an extensive introduction.
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EnterpriseDB
Have instances of both Postgres and MySQL and want to connect data between both? Here’s a tool to help with that.
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Jobs
In brief
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