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Issue 76 — October 23, 2015
Featured
Building a Graph Database on AWS Using Amazon DynamoDB and Titan — Titan is a scalable graph database that can use Amazon’s DynamoDB NoSQL database for storage.
Nick Corbett
openCypher: The 'SQL for Graphs' — The CEO of Neo4j outlines the need for a common graph query language (a la SQL for relational databases) and unveils Cypher, an open attempt at a vendor-independent graph query language.
Neo4j
Free Network Analyzer Tools for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis and MongoDB — VividCortex’s network traffic analyzer tool is an easy-to-use way to gain insight into your server’s activity. Built for servers running on Linux, it is a non-intrusive, safe way to understand your query workload. It's fast, secure, and private.
Vivid Cortex    sponsored   
MariaDB 10.1 Stable Released — MariaDB is a community-developed fork of MySQL by the original creators of MySQL. 10.1 includes a full ‘data at rest’ encryption system, password validation, and it can act as a slave to MySQL.
MariaDB    news   
Neo4j (Graph Database) 2.3 Released — Has a range of new features, from a fully off-heap cache and a faster query optimizer, to schema improvements and official support for Docker.
Neo4j    news   
What PostgreSQL Has Over Other Open Source SQL Databases: Part II — Postgres has a laundry list of features that sets it apart from other databases. In part two of the series check out a long list of awesome functionality including its indexing types and CTEs.
compose.​io
Oracle Announces General Availability of MySQL 5.7 — New version of the world’s most popular open source database is up to 3x faster than MySQL 5.6 in benchmark tests.
Oracle
Jobs
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In brief
MariaDB 10.1 Can Do 1 Million Queries Per Second
The MariaDB Blog    news   
Oracle fixes critical flaws in Database Server, MySQL, Java
InfoWorld    news   
Gartner placed EnterpriseDB in the Leaders Quadrant for the 2nd year running! — Gartner placed EnterpriseDB in the Leaders Quadrant for the 2nd year running, alongside the market’s largest commercial giants. Find out more about Gartner’s insights and recommendations by downloading Gartner's The State of Open-Source RDBMS, 2015, courtesy of your friends at EnterpriseDB.
EnterpriseDB    news    sponsored   
Machine Learning Tool Seeks to Automate Data Science
Datanami    news   
Gartner Recognizes OrientDB in 2015 Magic Quadrant for Operational DBMS
OrientDB    news   
How to Use Parameter Names in SQL Functions
Zalando    tutorial   
Become A MySQL DBA Series: Using EXPLAIN to Improve SQL Queries
SeveralNines    tutorial   
The CAP FAQ — Aims to clear everything up about misconceptions over the CAP theorem.
Henry Robinson    tutorial   
Understanding Stretch Database Functionality in SQL Server 2016
Database Journal    tutorial   
Why Use RDS Instead of Running a Database on EC2?
Reddit    opinion   
MySQL 5.7 Turns Up the Heat with JSON
Symfony Finland    opinion   
Database Scaling Made Simple
Morpheus    opinion   
MySQL 5.7 Gets Savvy with Cool Replication Hacks
The New Stack
Building an SQL Database with 10 Rust Beginners
totoroot
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