CoSQL

13 Responses

1. Pro Rich Thornett

   A slide from a talk coming up.

   12 months ago

2. Pro Jim Jeffers

   Will there be a video of said talk? :)

   12 months ago

3. Pro Ali Ali

   Nice!

   12 months ago

4. Chris Wallace!

   NoSQL FTW.

   12 months ago

5. Pro Rich Thornett

   @Jim There may be. I'll add a link in the comments if/when that's available.

   12 months ago

6. Fred Kelly

   Looking forward to this :)

   12 months ago

7. Todd Halfpenny

   Ooh! Will I see this on Wednesday at DIBI?

   12 months ago

8. Pro Rich Thornett

   @Todd You will! See you tomorrow :)

   12 months ago

9. Fred Kelly

   Really enjoyed the talk today, learned more about map/reduce than I did in a month of university lectures! Many thanks Rich.

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   12 months ago

10. Pro Rich Thornett

    @Fred Thanks, that's really nice of you to say. I thought the conference was terrific, I really enjoyed it. Hope you did, too.

    12 months ago

11. Dave Rupert

    What on Dribbble, if anything, is Mongo based?

    10 months ago

12. Pro Rich Thornett

    @Dave I was afraid someone would ask that :) Right now - nothing. I got into Mongo with the idea that we'd move most of our big logging (ad impressions, screenshot views) and solve some awkward relational situations (activity) with Mongo.

    Had a couple branches that were close to production ready for impressions/views, but in testing our production environment, stumbled into this issue:

    https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-1121

    In a nutshell, in our virtual server environment, adding data > RAM caused Mongo (actually, the entire server) to become unresponsive. Had some back and forth with a few folks on this, but have yet to see a solution.

    I can envision Mongo solving a lot of problems for us. The presentation that goes with this shot outlines some of them:

    http://www.slideshare.net/thornett/using-nosql-with-yo-sql-8263497

    But we're stuck avoiding it in the short term.

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    10 months ago

13. Dave Rupert

    @Rich Awesome deck! Thanks for sharing. I'm constantly looking for a good reason to use a NoSQL database but everything I think of ends up being relational in some capacity.

    10 months ago