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Friday, 25 February 2011
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MarkLogic Needs to Harness the NoSQL Movement

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MarkLogic can create a new class of license. Call it the “MarkLogic Server Lite” or something like that (I don’t care). It should be well trimmed down from the Standard and Enterprise editions. No geospatial support, no entity enrichment, no compartment security, etc. Put a database size limit of 1 GB and only allow it to run on 1 CPU. And make it completely free to use, even on commercial projects.

I hope the XML markup doesn’t account towards the 1GB limit. Otherwise, he is not the first to believe throwing some bites over the fence will suddenly lead to huge adoption.

Original title and link: MarkLogic Needs to Harness the NoSQL Movement (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)

via: http://marklogicstartup.wordpress.com/2011/02/24/marklogic-needs-to-harness-the-nosql-movement/