Operational Database Management Systems
DATE: September 16, 2019 It’s hard to believe that we’re celebrating the 20th year of the Apache Software Foundation. But here we are—and it’s safe to say open source has come a long way...
Q1. What are the key features of NuoDB 4.0? NuoDB 4.0 significantly expands on our cloud-native, cloud-agnostic capabilities and provides autonomous database management with always-on fault-tolerant database resiliency. Cloud Agnostic: In addition to our...
Q1. What are the main differences between hybrid and multi-cloud solutions? The good news is there are no main differences between hybrid and multi-cloud solutions if you choose the right database and platform provider! ...
Q1. You distinguish between “open source” and “enterprise open source,” what is the difference? In this context, I mainly refer to the difference between an open source project and a product geared towards enterprise production...
Q1. You have many years of experience working on data integration. What are the main lessons you have learned? You would expect that data integration is well understood and goes easy. The reality shows...
“One of the major challenges in the area is coping with the large amount of data required for operating and monitoring state-of-the-art oil fields.” Q1. What is the business of Aker Solutions? Aker Solutions’ goal...
eXtremeDB Record-Setting Performance for Tick Database Management Benchmarks audited by the independent STAC research center. eXtremeDB named Outstanding Structured Database in the 2018 Big Data Excellence Awards Read the press release eXtremeDB key...
Q1. Yellowbrick emerged in 2018 with a new data-warehousing system. What is special about the Yellowbrick Data Warehouse? Yellowbrick Data takes a unique approach to data warehousing by asking the question, “how can we...
By Peter Zaitsev Amazon Aurora with MySQL Compatibility comes in three editions which, at the time of writing, have quite a few differences around the features that they support. Make sure you don’t assume...
The MariaDB Node.js Connector is available through the Node.js repositories. You can install it using npm: $ npm install mariadb Using ECMAScript, prior to 2017: const mariadb = require(‘mariadb’); const pool = mariadb.createPool({ host:...