Data visualization difficulties in document databases
2024-07-18 12:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York) | Online
Data visualization difficulties in document databases

SPEAKER: Tatiana Krupenya

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Showing the data from a document-oriented database is easy, isn’t it? We all love working with document-oriented databases. You can save everything you need there, you don’t need to think about the data structure, and you can view your data at any time as beautiful JSONs. What can go wrong? Actually, nothing if you want to look at only one or two documents. However, it can be tricky when you want to review tens or hundreds of documents simultaneously. At this moment, you may start thinking about how to view them more conveniently.

Modern reality drives the question of visualization documents even to more complicated areas:

What if you need to analyze a set of unstructured documents?
What if your database is not purely document-oriented but also has some relations?
What if your documents have other documents or even collections of documents inside?

The questions are complex, but you can always find workarounds. Let’s review the options and discuss the difficulties together in the talk.

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About the Speaker

TATIANA KRUPENYA

CEO – DBeaver (dbeaver.com)

Tatiana Krupenya is the CEO of DBeaver Corporation, a distinguished information technology company specializing in database management tools. With two decades of expertise in the field, DBeaver Corporation continues to innovate and lead in the realm of IT solutions.

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SPEAKER: Zhehui Zhou

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Over the past ten years, developers have been given ready access to extremely powerful cloud hardware, while at the same time, the processing demands of applications have grown far more complex. Despite these evolutions, the approach to vertically vs. horizontally scaling infrastructure has not dramatically changed.

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SPEAKER: K.S. Bhaskar

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