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NoSQL Ecosystem News & Links 2010-06-15

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Robert J.Berger: Chef HBase Cookbook

There was already a Puppet recipe for automatic Hadoop/HBase deployments, but now Chef users have a solution too.

Installs/Configures an HBase / Hadoop Cluster suitable for using with Map/Reduce and HBase using a Databag for configuration.

awksedgreep: Why Redis for time series data?

Some comments to a time series benchmark comparing Tokyo Cabinet, MongoDB and Redis published ☞ here. Main point: Redis sorts at insertion time and that may slow down inserts, but depending on the ratio of writes vs reads presorting will most probably be a good think.

Ryan Angilly: Zero to MongoDB in under 3 days

Ryan sharing his experience on getting started with MongoDB. Video below:

Chris Anderson: Introduction to Apache CouchDB

A bit over an hour long presentation about CouchDB, its ecosystem and its applicability in scenarios starting with small (including mobile) to scaled and distributed apps.