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Issue 64 — July 24, 2015
Featured
SQL Style Guide — A well thought out, cleanly presented, and Creative Commons licensed SQL style guide you can adopt or fork for your own purposes.
Simon Holywell
Serenity: A Database with Disk Storage and ACID Transactions under a Redis-Compatible Protocol — A pre-beta release of a Redis-protocol compatible database system but with added cursor, ACID transaction, and stored procedure support.
Dmitry Simonenko    tools   
It's the Data, Stupid — A look at what you can find when you crawl the Internet for publicly accessible MongoDB instances (595TB of data for example - make sure you secure your setups).
Shodan
VividCortex - the New Face of Database Monitoring — VividCortex is the best way to see what is happening on your production servers. Unlike traditional monitoring, we measure and analyze the system’s work and resource consumption. This leads directly to better performance for IT as a whole, at reduced cost and effort.
Vivid Cortex    sponsored   
Big Data, Small Cluster — Engineers at Dell were developing customer apps when they found that the query response times their customers were demanding required a new type of query engine. An engineer on this new solution will be presenting a webinar next Wednesday.
Marie Beaugureau
Why You Should Never, Ever, Ever Use MongoDB — A very controversial opinion piece that we’re only linking to due to its popularity and the discussions it has caused this past week such as this on Hacker News.
Sven Slootweg    opinion   
ZomboDB: Postgres Extension For Elasticsearch-Backed Indexes — An extension that enables efficient full-text searching via the use of indexes backed by Elasticsearch. In order to achieve this, ZomboDB implements Postgres’ Access Method API.
ZomboDB    code   
Elasticsearch with AWS Spot Instances — Elasticsearch is a distributed full text search engine that’s well suited to spot instances in AWS since it’s OK if the occasional node falls down.
Dennis Yu
Startup Launches Big Data-as-a-Service — Cazena aims to help enterprises solve big data engineering challenges with a managed service platform addressing the security and complexity challenges that have kept many enterprises from the cloud.
CIO
In brief
IBM Acquires Database-As-A-Service Startup Compose
TechCrunch    news   
Microsoft Unites Analytics Under 'Cortana,' Adds Spark Support
Datanami    news   
SQL for Beginners: Learn The Basics of SQL in 1 Hour
Rajamanickam Antonimuthu    video   
Building Your Own User Analytics System In SQL
Periscope    tutorial   
Exploring MySQL 5.7’s Geo-Spatial Functions
Database Journal    tutorial   
Debugging MySQL Stored Procedures
Database Journal    tutorial   
Demystifying Oracle's Clustering Factor
Database Journal    tutorial   
3 Limits of NoSQL Data Processing
Enterprise Apps Today    opinion   
10 Enterprise Use Cases That Are Driving NoSQL Adoption
eWeek    opinion   
Ask HN: How Do You Version Control A Database?
Hacker News    opinion   
kingshard: A High-performance Proxy for MySQL Powered by Golang
Chen Fei    code    tools   
PostgREST: A REST API for Any Postgres Database
Joe Nelson    code   
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