Google BigTable Paper Summarized

by Alex Popescu

Keywords: BigTable,google,hibari,NoSQL event,NoSQL, NoSQL databases, NoSQL community, the definitive guide to NoSQL

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Jul 28th, 2010 13:20

The slides below summarizing the Google BigTable paper are the result of a NOSQLSummer meeting in Tokyo. Nice!

Summary of “Google’s Big Table” at nosql summer reading in Tokyo

Update: I just realized that the company that hosted this meeting, Gemini Mobile Technologies, is the same that announced yesterday the new key-value store Hibari

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