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Distributed Databases with Aly Cabral

Modern databases consist of multiple servers that host the data in a distributed fashion. Using multiple servers allows a database to be resilient to the failure of any one database

Time Series Databases with Rob Skillington

A time series database is optimized for the storage of high volumes of sequential data across time. Time series databases are often organized as columnar data stores that can write large

Relational Databases with Craig Kerstiens

Relational databases are used by most applications. MySQL, Postgres, Microsoft SQL Server, and other products implement the core features of a relational database in different ways. A

VoltDB and In-Memory Databases with John Hugg

“There’s a lot of value in moving logic to the data rather than moving data to the logic. And the issue here is the data is a lot bigger than the logic.” NewSQL is a class of
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Distributed NoSQL Databases with Jon Meredith

“The world is increasingly disconnected, if you think about dealing with things like mobile devices that flap in and out of connectedness.” Continue reading…