Presentation: What every developer should know about database scalability

by Alex Popescu

Keywords: nosql theory,presentation,scalability,video,NoSQL, NoSQL databases, NoSQL community, the definitive guide to NoSQL

Feb 26th, 2010 14:10

Slides are great, but when you also have a video things are much better! Below you can watch Jonathan Ellis’ (@spyced) presentation on database scalability

You could probably complement it with the scalability step-by-step article.

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