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Monday, 25 October 2010
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Terrastore Sweet Spot

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From Sergio Bossa’s (@sbtourist) slides embedded below:

Terrastore is best suited for:

  • data hot spots
  • computational data
  • complex, rich or variable data
  • throw-away data

Quite generic, so I’d love to hear from those that are planning to use Terrastore in their projects.

Original title and link: Terrastore Sweet Spot (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)