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Prof. Ricardo Jimenez-Peris, PhD in CS
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Published in Database for Financial and Insurance Companies

·Nov 29, 2022

Blending Efficient Ingestion and Querying

Motivation: Reduce the intake time in financial/insurance data pipelines The ability to make informed decisions has become a differential asset for the organizations’ success. Companies must collect high volumes of data from several sources and process it to extract information. This fact is most important for some departments, such as the actuaries, risk control or debt recovery, and others…

Data Pipeline

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Blending Efficient Ingestion and Querying
Blending Efficient Ingestion and Querying
Data Pipeline

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Aug 16, 2022

NewSQL Databases

Originally published at https://blog.leanxcale.com/distributed-database-concepts/newsql-databases/ NewSQL is the latest technological development within the big data management landscape that is enjoying a fast growth rate in the DBMS and BI markets. NewSQL combines the scalability and availability of NoSQL with the consistency and usability of SQL. Through the delivery of online analytics…

Newsql

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NewSQL Databases
NewSQL Databases
Newsql

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Mar 29, 2022

NoSQL Jungle: A guided tour in the jungle of NoSQL

NOSQL DATABASES The term NoSQL, meaning “Not Only SQL”, first appeared in the late 1990s in reference to the new systems built to address the requirements of web and cloud data management and overcome the limitations of traditional SQL technology (see our blog post on SQL vs. NoSQL vs NewSQL for a…

Distributed Database

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NoSQL Jungle: A guided tour in the jungle of NoSQL
NoSQL Jungle: A guided tour in the jungle of NoSQL
Distributed Database

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Oct 28, 2021

SQL, NoSQL & NewSQL

Until several years ago, the database world was simple and all SQL. Nowadays, we also have NoSQL and NewSQL. Now the question is which one is better and for what? Let us guide you in a quick tour in this jungle of data management. …

Sql

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SQL, NoSQL & NewSQL
SQL, NoSQL & NewSQL
Sql

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Oct 13, 2021

Understanding the CAP Theorem and its No Relationship to Scalability

What is the CAP theorem? It is actually a misnomer and a poorly understood result of distributed systems theory. Let’s start with the story. In 2000, Eric Brewer from UC Berkeley gave a keynote talk at the ACM Conference on Principles of Distributed Computing (PODC) where he presented the conjecture…

Cap Theorem

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Understanding the CAP Theorem and its No Relationship to Scalability
Understanding the CAP Theorem and its No Relationship to Scalability
Cap Theorem

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Jul 2, 2021

The Case for Shared Nothing

Shared-nothing has become the dominant parallel architecture for big data systems, such as MapReduce and Spark, analytics platforms, NoSQL databases and search engines [Özsu & Valduriez 2020]. The reason is simple: it is the only architecture that can provide scalability at reasonable cost, typically within a cluster of servers. In…

Database

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The Case for Shared Nothing
The Case for Shared Nothing
Database

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Apr 23, 2021

Understanding Cluster Replication Scalability

CLUSTER REPLICATION AND LOGARITHMIC SCALABILITY If you have been using cluster replication with some open source operational database, you might have noticed that they do not scale out well. If you are interested in knowing why, this is the post to read. Cluster replication was introduced in the mid-1990s as a way to scale out…

Relational Databases

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Understanding Cluster Replication Scalability
Understanding Cluster Replication Scalability
Relational Databases

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Published in Distributed Databases Concepts

·Mar 26, 2021

Understanding Distributed Databases Scalability

SCALABILITY & PERFORMANCE What is scalability? Scalability is an overloaded term that has been perverted by technical marketing to confuse potential customers. Every system today would be advertised as scalable although it is often not true. Scalability is the ability of a system to deliver better performance when the size of the system…

Database

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Understanding Distributed Databases Scalability
Understanding Distributed Databases Scalability
Database

4 min read

Prof. Ricardo Jimenez-Peris, PhD in CS

Prof. Ricardo Jimenez-Peris, PhD in CS

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Professor and scientist on distributed databases. Founder and CEO of LeanXcale

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