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Saturday, 11 December 2010
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Membase and Erlang with Matt Ingenthron

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Matt Ingenthron[1] talking about Membase and Erlang (what worked and what didn’t) at Erlang Factory Lite LA:

Matt Ingenthron Membase

If you don’t know much about Membase yet: check out what is Membase and Membase history and internals.

  1. Matt Ingenthron: Web Architect at Membase  (↩)

Original title and link: Membase and Erlang with Matt Ingenthron (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)