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Issue 63 — July 10, 2015
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Sorry for the brief hiatus, but now we're back with a fresh lick of paint. Onward! :-)

PipelineDB: The Streaming SQL Database — An open-source relational database (based on PostgreSQL 9.4) that runs SQL queries continuously on streams, incrementally storing results in tables.
PipelineDB
Data Modeling with Multi-Model Databases — A case study for mixing different data models within the same data store, based around the open source multi-model database ArangoDB.
Max Neunhöffer
Switching User Database On A Running System — Spotify shares the tale of what happened to switch all their user storage from Postgres to Cassandra.
Spotify Labs
Bringing SSL and More to Compose MongoDB — There's a new MongoDB deployment option going into beta at Compose and it brings SSL connectivity and a new flexible configuration to the table. Rather than use MongoDB's SSL, we configure our deployments with our own special sauce that allows us to use the mongos router.
Compose    sponsored   
Test PostgreSQL 9.5 Alpha in a Docker container — Postgres 9.5 is around the corner and if you don’t want to wait until it’s fully released to start playing here’s a Docker container to get you up and running with it.
databasesoup.​com
A First Forward Look at MongoDB 3.2 — MongoDB 3.2 is due by the end of the year, but what can we expect from it?
Compose
Heroku Announces General Availability of Its Redis Solution — Heroku’s in-house Redis hosting system is now generally available. A new feature called ‘Data Links’ has also been announced to let Heroku users easily do data federation; it uses Postgres’ foreign data wrappers under the hood.
Heroku
MySQL Performance Optimization: 50% More Work with 60% Less Latency Variance — A look at Pinterest’s path to discovering an optimal configuration for its MySQL cluster including benchmark results and what the configuration looks like in these slides.
Pinterest
Oracle's Biggest Database Foe: Could It Be Postgres? — An EnterpriseDB survey showed 77% of users are dedicating all new deployments to PostgreSQL with 37% reporting they had migrated existing apps from Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server to Postgres.
TechRepublic    opinion   
The Data Lake — A look at the concept of ‘data lakes’, a term taking off in popularity lately. Compared to warehouses, data lakes let providers push all their data in for future use without an aggregation stage.
Martin Fowler
In brief
10 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do with the Oracle Database
Alexander Pavlovskiy    opinion   
Slow PostgreSQL Performance? Don't Forget to Vacuum your Database
lob.​com
Introducing Disque: An Open Source Message Broker From The Creator of Redis
Salvatore Sanfilippo    video   
The Chemical Wedding of RethinkDB and Node.js
Alisson Cavalcante Agiani
Examples of SQL to Couchbase N1QL Conversions
Couchbase
101 Things I Wish You Knew About SQL Server
Thomas LaRock    opinion   
Cayley: An Open-Source Graph Database From Google
Google    code   
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