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20.10.2010
# Using MySQL as a NoSQL - A story for exceeding 750,000 qps on a commodity server
HandlerSocket is a MySQL daemon plugin so that applications can use MySQL like NoSQL. The biggest purpose of the HandlerSocket is that it talks with storage engines like InnoDB without SQL-related overheads. | 20.10.2010 08:59 Uhr | mysql nosql
03.03.2010
# cloudkick | blog: 4 Months with Cassandra, a love story
03.03.2010 16:51 Uhr | cassandra nosql
22.02.2010
# node-mongodb
This is an attempt at MongoDB bindings for Node. | 22.02.2010 09:53 Uhr | javascript mongodb nosql node
02.02.2010
# CouchDB: The Definitive Guide
This is the home of a free O?Reilly Media book about Apache CouchDB. The book is designed to guide you gently through using CouchDB with clear but practical scenarios. We progressively showcase key features, starting with simple document CRUD, working through to advanced MapReduce, and culminate with deployment tuning for performance and reliability. | 02.02.2010 17:43 Uhr | nosql
25.01.2010
# A New Way to Think of Data Storage for Your Enterprise Application | Javalobby
A couple of posts earlier I had blogged about a real life case study of one of our projects where we are using a SQL store (Oracle) and a NoSQL store (MongoDB) in combination over a message based backbone. MongoDB was used to cater to a very specific subset of the application functionality, where we felt it made a better fit than a traditional RDBMS. This hybrid architecture of data organization is turning out to be an increasingly attractive option today with more and more specialized persistent storage structures being developed | 25.01.2010 15:09 Uhr | nosql scala actors messaging
25.01.2007
# Postmodern ← http://xach.livejournal.com/100930.html
Postmodern is a Common Lisp library for interacting with PostgreSQL databases. | 25.01.2007 13:37 Uhr | lisp sql
25.12.2006
# Enfranchised Mind » Postgres for the win!
Had something of a victory this week, and I?ve really got to give kudos to PostgreSQL for it. There?s something magical about taking a peice of technology, pushing it well beyond what you would rationally expect it to be able to handle, and having not just work, but work well. These sorts of experiences tend to make one a rapid fan of the technology in question. Well, postgres just did that for me. | 25.12.2006 17:44 Uhr | sql