Tag: DBMS
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“Disruption” in the software industry
MySQL, SQL Server, Netezza, Hadoop, NoSQL, NewSQL. “Disruption” in the software industry
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The Cloud is a Petri Dish, New Data Culture is Growing
Throw it in the cloud and see how it proliferates! The Cloud is a Petri Dish, New Data Culture is Growing
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Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management Systems
To my taste, the most glaring mis-rankings in the 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management are that it is too positive on Kognitio and too negative on Infobright.… Continued
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Updated Database Landscape Map
Updated database landscape graphic:
I recently published an updated version but noted that there were a group of database vendors that had emerged in 2012 that didn’t easily fit into the segments we’d created.
It’s so much better… Good overview for anybody interested in understanding the DB world beyond just whatever one or two products or technologies they already know.
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If all these new DBMS technologies are so scalable, why are Oracle and DB2 still on top of TPC-C? A roadmap to end their dominance
In the last decade, database technology has arguably progressed furthest along the scalability dimension.
Also: Calvin: A fast, cheap database that isn’t a database at all.
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Oracle doing Hadoop and NoSQL
Oracle docs show plans for Hadoop, NoSQL about the Oracle Loader for Hadoop, and Added Session: Big Data Appliance about Oracle’s Big Data Appliance.
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Cloud Databases
A quick aggregation of Cloud Database (or DBaaS) related articles I found in my feed reader…
- Native Cloud Databases – Why Should You Care?
- NuoDB’s Jim Starkey is Creating a Brave New World by Rethinking Databases for the Cloud
- DBaaS vs.
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Hadoop Update
There are a few articles collecting dust in my feed reader from a period a couple months ago when I didn’t have much time staying up to date on what’s happening… here’s the rundown of the most important stuff about Hadoop.
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MongoDB used in SAP’s PaaS Offering
And another one leaving the relational world for their DBaaS offering. It’s probably easier to manage as a service than Oracle…
Today SAP announced that they are using MongoDB as a core component of SAP’s platform-as-a-service (PaaS) offering.… Continued