Lecture: Extract The Traffic from the DB

A few days ago I had a presentation in the AlphaGeeks meetup in Tel Aviv, presenting NoSQL, Memcached, CouchDB, Sharding and other buzzwords that help you extract the traffic from the database and boost your system performance. If you were not there, you can take a look at the presentation (English) or the recorded video (Hebrew).

The Presentation (English)

Extract The Traffic From The Db

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The Video (Hebrew)

Keep Performing,
Moshe Kaplan

Lectute: Memcached?, SimpleDB? NoSQL?: how the big boys handle massive query loads with non-SQL solutions

What: 5th AlphaGeeks Meetup

Where: Tushia 10, Tel Aviv, Israel

When: Wednesday, February 17, 2010, 18:30-21:30

Links: Facebook Event, AlphaGeeks Site

Abstract

In the 1st AlphaGeeks meetup I presented the sharding concept and how can it help you meet the 1 billion events/day systems requirements. This time we'll talk about the new sexy and emerging technologies of No SQL and how can they help you meet these requirements.

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