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Issue 86 — January 8, 2016
Featured
5 Reasons You Should Use SQLite in 2016 — SQLite, a self-contained, zero-config SQL database engine, is frequently underestimated. But it’s fast, convenient, and there are compelling reasons to use it in certain contexts.
Charles Leifer
Using Redis as a Time Series Database: Why and How — As a data structure data store, Redis is incredibly flexible. This article looks at one way to use it as a time series database.
InfoQ
Is PostgreSQL Your Next JSON Database? — For those that haven’t been paying attention to JSON support in Postgres, this post will catch you up on its history and functionality.
compose.​io
Breaking News: New PostgreSQL 9.5 Performs 96% Faster Than v9.4 — Be among the first to download the newly announced PostgreSQL 9.5, which is focused on performance and scalability, productivity with data analytics, and improved integration with other database solutions, laying the groundwork for supporting horizontal scaling across multiple servers.
EnterpriseDB    sponsored   
DTBS: Database Design and Visualization — A visual, browser-based database design tool that lets you build both SQL and MongoDB schemas.
MIRTHFUL CHUKSHA    tools   
PostgreSQL 9.5 Released — Postgres 9.5’s headline features include UPSERT, row level security, and extra ‘big data’ features like BRIN indexing, improved foreign data wrappers, and TABLESAMPLE, an SQL clause for statistical sampling of large tables.
PostgreSQL    news   
MongoDB Co-Creator Explains Why ‘NoSQL’ Came to Be — An interview with Eliot Horowitz on the background to MongoDB, NoSQL in general, and the role of open source in innovation.
Derrick Harris
One Reason Why People Fail in Oracle DBA Interviews — “My intention is to explain to you the core architecture of Oracle in simple words in a way even high school students could understand it.”
Bharathram Manoharan
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In brief
Announcing Spark 1.6 — Apache Spark is a fast and general processing engine compatible with Hadoop data.
Databricks Blog    news   
New Databases Help Astronomers Probe the Universe
Datanami    news   
MySQL for Visual Studio 1.2.6 Released
Inside MySQL    news   
MySQL for Excel 1.3.6 Released
Inside MySQL    news   
Introducing A Simplified Configuration Experience for SQL Server in Azure Virtual Machines
Microsoft Azure Blog    news   
BBC's iPlayer Sees Performance Uplift After Relaunching on NoSQL Database
ComputerWorld UK    news   
How to Really Use SQL Views
Periscope    tutorial   
Building An ElasticSearch Cluster in AWS with Packer and Terraform
Paul Stack    tutorial   
Using Different MySQL Storage Engines in Database Design
Pavel Zimahorau    tutorial   
Why Does Microsoft SQL Server Exist?
Hacker News    opinion   
Clojure SQL Library Showdown
Adam Bard    opinion   
N1QL vs TSQL - Aggregations with Couchbase Server Vs SQL Server
Couchbase    opinion   
How to Choose An In-Memory NoSQL Solution: Performance Measuring
High Scalability    opinion   
dbHero for PostgreSQL & MySQL — The list of options seem to keep growing for GUI editors for Postgres. dbHero looks to be a simple and clean option that looks great for OSX users.
dbheroapp.​com    tools   
restabase: A REST Inteface for Your Database — Written in Node, supports MySQL, Postgres, SQLite and MSSQL.
Marin Liović    code   
Meaningful Cassandra Monitoring — Easily collect and aggregate metrics from across your Cassandra cluster. Correlate Cassandra metrics with metrics from the rest of your stack. 14 day unlimited trial.
Datadog    sponsored   
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