NoSQL Week in Review 22
It’s that time again for the NoSQL week in review and as always the first section is:
What’s Hot in the NoSQL World
- Terrastore 0.5.0: An Interview with Lead Developer Sergio Bossa
- Release: Kyoto Cabinet 1.0.0
- Presentation: MongoDB Internals
- Presentation: Cassandra @ Outbrain
- MongoDB CheatSheet
It’s interesting to note that the NoSQL readers are continuing to keep their eyes open to the new solutions in the space. Based on the last post in this section, I’d also suggest Redis cheatsheet and Automating Hadoop/HBase deployments with Puppet. And because I know you liked the Learning NoSQL from Twitter’s Experience, I’d suggest checking Presentations on Hadoop, HBase, PIG and Cascalog from Hadoop Meet-Up which adds quite a few details on working with NoSQL data.
NoSQL Releases
- MongoDB 1.4.3, Bug Fixes
- Terrastore 0.5.0: An Interview with Lead Developer Sergio Bossa
- And we just posted about Cassandra 0.6.2
NoSQL Week in Review
- How to create a new CouchDB indexer?
“Pretty extensive details and code on how to create a new CouchDB indexer for views. Even if most of us will never need to do this, the implementation details can give you quite an interesting perspective on how CouchDB is working. …”
- MongoDB CheatSheet
“Cheat sheets are cheat sheets (like this Redis cheatsheet)… always useful!”
- Tutorial: CouchDB and Java with the ektorp library
“It might be only my feeling that the amount of experiments and work done in the NoSQL space using dynamic languages ( PHP , Python , Ruby , etc.) is bigger than what has been done so far using “big brothers” languages like C# or Java . That’s not to say that C# and Java developers do not like NoSQL, just that good resources are rare . …”
- NOSQL Summer - Share the Love
“Tim Anglade came up with the brilliant idea of having a worldwide reading club for distributed systems & NoSQL-related scientific papers. In just one day, the site lists already 14 cities where NOSQL summer will take place and it’s up to you to share the love of NOSQL ! …”
- Release: MongoDB 1.4.3, Bug Fixes
“There’s a new MongoDB version out, 1.4.3…”
- Riak Search and Riak Full Text Indexing
“Announced a while back and not quite here yet , Riak Search is Basho’s solution to the full text indexing problem. But is there an alternative approach meanwhile? …”
- Notes on Redis: Data Modeling, Hashes, and Namespaces
“A good post showing the benefits of having data structures (like lists, sets, sorted sets, hashes) and using “smart keys” (in the sense of using a namespace-like approach): …”
- NoSQL Ecosystem News & Links 2010-05-26
“So what’s the message here? In 2007 there were very few nosql dbs. Today there are way too many of them. It’s time to consolidate around the best of breed. I can do my part by killing off Thrudb. …”
- Running MongoDB on … Microsoft Azure
“Very detailed explanation and code on setting up a Windows-based project using MongoDB and running it on Microsoft Azure Blob storage. I confess that Azure doesn’t really sound like the first pick one would make when using MongoDB, but that is exactly what made this article interesting! …”
- Presentations on Hadoop, HBase, PIG and Cascalog from Hadoop Meet-Up
“The Yahoo! Developer Network Blog has posted the materials presented at Hadoop’s monthly user group meeting about Hadoop, HBase, PIG, etc., the same toolset used by Twitter…”
- Mongui: Yet Another Web Interface for MongoDB
“Y(et) A(nother) M(ongoDB) G(UI) T(ool) that looks kind of interesting…”
- A Not-So-Quick Guide to CouchDB with PHP
“A 3 part introduction to CouchDB for PHP developers. …”
- Cassandra Installation Guide for Ubuntu and Debian
“As a guy that spent years on the Java platform, I usually don’t pay much attention to installation guides (things are completely different about configuration guides) for solutions running on the Java platform. But sometimes I realize that not everyone likes to deal with the classpath hell …”
- Terrastore 0.5.0: An Interview with Lead Developer Sergio Bossa
“Last week, Terrastore has seen a new release (0.5.0) and the new version brings quite a few new features: …”
- Release: Kyoto Cabinet 1.0.0
“Kyoto Cabinet, the successor of Tokyo Cabinet has reached the first stable release: 1.0. Find out more about it …”
- Presentation: MongoDB Internals
“Mike Dirolf from 10gen, the company the started the MongoDB project, gave a technical presentation a bit above the regular “Introduction to MongoDB”. While the slides, embedded below, might be a bit terse, there is a link at the bottom of each slide that will send you in the right direction for more information about that specific subject. …”
- Automating Hadoop/HBase deployments with Puppet
“The guys from the Adobe SaaS team — same guys that shared with us their experience and reasons for using HBase — have open sourced their Puppet recipes for automating Hadoop/HBase deployments. Learn how you can make things a bit easier now…”
- News from CouchDB Camp
“So, I created the CouchDB Potato Bookmarklet (because I’m lazy) … and a couple more interesting things from CouchDB world, including a CouchDB conference!”
- Presentation: Cassandra @ Outbrain
“Some interesting slides about why and how Outbrain is using Cassandra , plus a brief intro to: …”
Last, but not least have a nice NoSQL week!
