lamp: All content tagged as lamp in NoSQL databases and polyglot persistence
Monday, 12 December 2011
LAMP Replacement: The Jason Stack
Janos stands for: JavaScript, Node.js, and a NoSQL database. Dr. Axel Rauschmayer:
It is very fortunate for JavaScript programmers that two things have become popular: JSON as a data transfer format (for web services etc.) and NoSQL databases. Both are perfect fits for JavaScript: JSON uses JavaScript syntax. Schema-less databases make things as flexible on the database side as they are on the programming language side; you get the advantages of object-oriented databases without their messiness.
Even if I’m collecting some more interesting examples of Node.js + NoSQL database, I’m still not convinced that Node’s event-oriented approach is meant to replace the Apache + Perl/Python/PHP/Ruby or the heavy lifting Tomcat + Java server side components. But I can see it used in the “small- to medium-scale” apps.
Original title and link: LAMP Replacement: The Jason Stack (©myNoSQL)
Monday, 20 September 2010
Node.js, Unix, and MongoDB: The New LAMP
Caution: unsubstantiated arguments. Travis Glines:
My argument is that we are in the beginning stages of a transition away from using Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP (there other variants) towards utilizing Node.js, a Unix based operating system and MongoDB for hosting web applications. Here’s why: Node.js scales better and can do more with a simpler interface than Apache and PHP […]
Oh, yes and MongoDB is Web Scale!
On a more serious note, read Alex Payne’s post about ☞ node.js and scaling and check these MongoDB and MySQL benchmarks.
Update: it looks like he is ☞ not alone
Original title and link: Node.js, Unix, and MongoDB: The New LAMP (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)
via: http://www.travisglines.com/web-coding/node-js-unix-based-os-and-mongodb-num-are-the-new-lamp
