Tag: Database

Feed: AWS Architecture Blog. There has been a tectonic shift in the approach to hosting enterprise workloads. Companies are rapidly moving from on-premises data centers to cloud-based services. The driving factor has been the ability to innovate faster on the cloud. Your transition to cloud can be straightforward, but it does go beyond the usual ‘lift-and-shift’ approach. To start with, you’ll need a cloud provider that provides a data store and computing facility. But you’ll be able to grow your business with a provider that has purpose-built resources and a platform that supports innovation. Companies are using higher-level services such ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Yolande Poirier. Over the past few months, we’ve been working on a new version of Neo4j GraphAcademy featuring brand new interactive, hands-on courses. This week, we are happy to announce a new course for Go developers called How to build a Neo4j Application with Go. GraphAcademy is a free online training resource with beginner courses and curated learning paths for administrators, Aura practitioners, data scientists, and polyglot developers. Check out all the courses!   REAL-TIME DASHBOARD: Bitcoin Transactions With Neo4j and NeoDash Tomaz Bratanic presents a simple architecture to listen for, store, and analyze Bitcoin transactions ... Read More

Feed: Journey to AI Blog; Author: Julianna Delua; A database is a crucial engine for a world becoming more data driven.  Businesses are more heavily relying on smart insights and emerging patterns to succeed. Advancements in software and hardware had an interplay between the rising appetite for any organization making a data-driven decision. In this blog, one of the key inventors in modern databases helps illuminate the evolution of databases, business use cases and unique perspectives being at the ground floor of innovation. Guest blogger: Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder: Adam Prout We founded MemSQL (the original name of SingleStore) in 2011 ... Read More

Feed: Planet MySQL; Author: HowToForge; Adminer formerly known as phpMinAdmin is a full-featured database management tool written in PHP. With Adminer, you can manage several databases including, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MS SQL, Oracle, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, and more. It is simple, lightweight, and designed with strong security and user experience in mind. In this tutorial, I will explain how to install Adminer on Alma Linux 8. Prerequisites A server running Alma Linux 8. A valid domain name pointed with your server IP. A root password is configured on the server. Install LAMP Server Before starting, you will need to install ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. 1. Introduction If you are into distributed database research, especially one that is setup using Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW) + partitioned foreign tables, you probably have heard that there are many potential issues associated with this setup. Atomic commit, atomic visibility and global deadlock detection are one of the most popular issues that one can encounter in a distributed database environment. There has been a lot of discussion on the PostgreSQL community on atomic commit and potential ways to solve this problem, and also discuss how this issue introduces an atomic visibility issue. I recently had a ... Read More

Feed: DB-Engines.com Blog. Author: Akmal Chaudhri, SingleStore. Blog > Postby , 14 February 2022Tags: Multi-model DBMS, SingleStoreDespite predictions of the imminent demise of relational technology over the past few decades, relational technology is as strong today as it has ever been. Savvy relational vendors have added new capabilities, extending their products to meet new requirements. Enter the era of multi-model database systems that provide business and technical benefits. SingleStore is in the vanguard of multi-model, distributed relational database systems. We'll discuss some of its capabilities in this article. IntroductionDevelopments in database technology often appear to be cyclical. Go back in ... Read More

Feed: Planet PostgreSQL. Photo from PxHere Recently I started learning to tune pianos. There are many techniques and variations, but the traditional method, and the one apparently most accepted by ardent piano tuning purists, involves tuning one note to a reference, tuning several other notes in relation to the first, and testing the results by listening closely to different combinations of notes. The tuner adjusts each new note in relation to several previously tuned notes. Physics being what it is, no piano can play all its tones perfectly, and one of the tricks of it all is adjusting each note ... Read More

Feed: Neo4j Graph Data Platform. Author: Angela Zimmerman. At this year’s Data Driven NYC, Neo4j CEO and Co-Founder Emil Eifrem sat down with Matt Turck of FirstMark, and they discussed the evolution and explosion of the graph database space. Emil previously spoke at the event in 2015, and it’s exciting to hear them reflect on how graph and its myriad applications have blown up over the last few years. Emil and Matt jumped right into discussing Neo4j’s Series F investment round, and the conversation took off into a number of different directions from there. Check out their conversation below and ... Read More

Feed: Redis. Author: Steve Naventi. Redis Ltd., which sells a commercial version of the in-memory database management system, today announced full support for JavaScript Object Notation with the release of RedisJSON 2.0. The new version comes with native indexing, querying and full-text search capabilities of JSON documents, bringing it to parity with other file formats that Redis supports. The announcement pits Redis against other commercial distributors of open-source document databases such as MongoDB Inc. and Couchbase Inc., with Redis claiming superior speed thanks to its indexing and in-memory architecture. The company said document stores with dynamic schemas used by competitors ... Read More

Feed: Redis. Author: Steve Naventi. Reimagined solution improves the performance of legacy databases as a query accelerator or front-end database, in addition to serving as a primary document database  London, 15 March 2022—Redis, the real-time data platform, today announced the release of RedisJSON 2.0, which will allow customers to more easily modernize existing applications and create entirely new digital experiences requiring real-time access and processing of JSON document files. Notably, this new version now comes with native indexing, querying, and full-text search capabilities, powered by RediSearch, reducing complexity for developers and all coming at the speed of Redis.  Despite their ... Read More