Category: Industry Trends

Feed: Redis. Author: Steve Naventi. Launching an airplane from an aircraft carrier is a systematic and well coordinated process that involves reliable systems, high-performance catapults, precise navigation systems, and above all, a specialized crew having different roles and responsibilities for managing air operations. This crew, also known as the flight deck crew, are known for their colored jerseys to visually distinguish their functions. Everyone associated with the flight deck has a specific job. As a corollary to this example, launching machine learning (ML) models into production are not entirely different, except instead of launching a 45,000-pound plane into air, ML ... Read More

Feed: Blog | Hazelcast. Author: Serkan Ozel. Relevant Resources Accessing Hazelcast via REST Using A Proxy In this blog, we will build a Hazelcast REST proxy. You can use this kind of REST proxy to access... Fluidra Makes Waves With Real-Time, Customer Advocacy Fluidra has a huge portfolio of highly customizable products that can be sold through its channel partners. Core to the success of the business is its reliance on a dynamic and ambitious IT department, charged with driving innovation using technology to provide leading-edge customer experiences. Real-Time Personalized Experiences: Lessons from Silicon Valley Watch this Finextra webinar, hosted ... Read More

Feed: SingleStore Blog. Author: . Every organization strives to process more data faster to be able to react in real time to customers, manufacturing, logistics, pricing and other business decisions. This requires optimizing two related data functions.The first is to make data broadly accessible. Legacy data systems were purpose built for applications and specific application performance. The advances in flash data storage and networking have provided the technology foundation for modern, distributed data platforms that can serve multiple applications and data types effectively. Companies are simplifying data management by removing data silos and natively supporting multiple data types.The second is ... Read More

Feed: Redis. Author: Yiftach Shoolman. When interesting ideas and discussions about whether Redis’ architecture is still valid for today and future needs we think it is worth examining. A few years ago it was brought up around KeyDB, and recently a new project, Dragonfly, claimed to be the fastest Redis-compatible in-memory datastore. We believe these projects bring many interesting technologies and ideas worth discussing and debating. Here at Redis, we like this kind of challenge, as it requires us to reaffirm the architectural principles that Redis was initially designed with (hat tip to Salvatore Sanfilippo aka antirez). While we are ... Read More

Feed: SingleStore Blog. Author: . Founded in 2012, SingleStoreDB is a real-time distributed SQL database that offers ultra-fast, low-latency access to large datasets — simplifying the development of modern enterprise applications. And by unifying transactional (OLTP) and analytical (OLAP) workloads, SingleStoreDB introduces new efficiencies into your data architecture.In a time defined by faster analytics, higher availability and lower latency, it’s more important than ever before that your technology infrastructure meets increasing data demands. Whether you take a multi-cloud or hybrid cloud approach to your data infrastructure, running SingleStoreDB on Google Cloud helps you better manage workloads across both cloud and ... Read More

Feed: SingleStore Blog. Author: . From development to delivery, SingleStoreDB Cloud ensures that security is considered, designed, reviewed and implemented so that the data of our customers — and their customers— is safeguarded as if it were our own. We’ve built security into all of our products; those hosted by customers on their own infrastructure, and those we host on our customers’ behalf.SingleStoreDB automatically manages encryption, authentication, access and monitoring so you can focus your efforts on your data and the value it adds.  We maintain a holistic approach to information protection, combining a set of controls that help businesses ... Read More

Feed: SingleStore Blog. Author: . Veteran SingleStoreDB users take our elasticity for granted. SingleStoreDB is a true distributed database. It's easy to scale up, so you can handle increasing demands to process queries concurrently — for both transactions and analytics. Many application developers are still using single-box database systems and sharding data manually at the application level. That's not necessary with SingleStoreDB, which can save you many person-years of development time — letting you focus on the app, and not the data platform.Although we can stretch and grow with your workload, we're pushing to make our elastic scale easier and more ... Read More

Feed: SingleStore Blog. Author: . There’s recently been a massive wave of activity and announcements in the database space. From new features to future product roadmaps, database providers are placing their stakes in the ground to be among the leaders in a real-time application market that continues to heat up. In just the last few weeks, we’ve seen: Google announce their OLTP database, AlloyDB for PostgreSQL. A fully managed, PostgreSQL-compatible database, AlloyDB aims to simplify enterprise-grade workloads with features like elastic storage and compute, intelligent caching and AI/ML capabilities. MongoDB reveal Column Store Indexes. Expected to be available later this year, this feature ... Read More

Feed: Redis. Author: Paula Dallabetta. What is a schemaless database? A schemaless database manages information without the need for a blueprint. The onset of building a schemaless database doesn’t rely on conforming to certain fields, tables, or data model structures. There is no Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) to enforce any specific kind of structure. In other words, it’s a non-relational database that can handle any database type, whether that be a key-value store, document store, in-memory, column-oriented, or graph data model. NoSQL databases’ flexibility is responsible for the rising popularity of a schemaless approach and is often considered more ... Read More

Feed: SingleStore Blog. Author: . GigaOm recently conducted a Performance and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis which revealed that SingleStoreDB delivers better performance and a 50% lower TCO against the combination of MySQL and Snowflake, and a 60% lower TCO compared to the combination of PostgreSQL and Redshift.Today’s enterprises are generating transactional data from all parts of their business. Modern SaaS applications, APIs and data products are the crucial digital touch points that must be responsive, interactive and real time  to engage customers in data experiences that keep them coming back. At the same time, this transactional data must ... Read More