List/Grid Tag Archives: NoSQL
The Future of NoSQL with Java EE
I’ve been following the recent NoSQL momentum since some time now and it seems as if this buzzword also is drawing some kind of attention in the enterprise java world. Namely ...
Keep As Much Stuff As Possible In The Application Itself
There’s a lot of Ops work to every project. Setting up server machines, and clusters of them, managing the cloud instances, setting up the application servers, HAProxy, load balancers, ...
A SMALL cross-section of BIG Data
Big data is a term applied to data sets whose size is beyond the ability of commonly used software tools to capture, manage, and process the data within a tolerable elapsed time. Big ...
MongoDB with Spring Data project
All of us are observing the explosion of NoSql solutions these days. I get used to RDBMS but those are not a solution for all kind of challenges you might have. In my recent experience ...
Streaming Files from MongoDB GridFS
Not too long ago I tweeted what I felt was a small triumph on my latest project, streaming files from MongoDB GridFS for downloads (rather than pulling the whole file into memory and ...
Transactional event-based NOSQL storage
I am presenting here a simple two steps architectural approach based on stored events as a workaround for the lack of full atomic transaction support in so-called “NOSQL” databases. Being ...
What is NoSQL ?
NoSQL is a term used to refer to a class of database systems that differ from the traditional relational database management systems (RDBMS) in many ways. RDBMSs are accessed using ...
SQL or NOSQL: That is the question?
So what’s the deal with NoSQL? Is NoSQL just a controversial buzzword? Could you imagine if the term ‘Object Oriented’ didn’t exist and instead architectures ...
Cassandra vs MongoDB vs CouchDB vs Redis vs Riak vs HBase comparison
Kristóf Kovács performed a very interesting brief comparison among six of the most popular “NoSQL” database implementations. Additionally to Kristóf’s work, ...
