Flexible Document Storage with Postgres
OnlineBruce Momjian, Vice President at EnterpriseDB
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JSON in PostgreSQL – A Developer’s Perspective
OnlineFireside chat with Umair Shahid (Stormatics) and Jashanpreet Singh about how to work with a native JSON support in PostgreSQL.
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Open Standards, Licensing, and Open Source – Lessons for the Document Database Community from Microsoft’s Move to Open Source
OnlineMark Stone, ex-Product Manager at DataStax
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Two Years of FerretDB, and the Current State of MongoDB Alternatives
OnlineMark the 2-year anniversary of FerretDB with its co-founders, Alexey Palazhchenko and Peter Farkas, in an insightful fireside chat.
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SSPL vs Open Source
OnlineExplore the pivotal «SSPL vs Open Source» panel on Oct 5, 2023, at 12 PM EST. Delve into the impact of MongoDB's licensing shift and gain insights from industry experts. Understand the nuances between SSPL and Open Source, guiding your software development decisions. Join the debate for a deeper understanding of this critical issue.
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Cassandra: Distributed Key-Value, Architecture
OnlineExplore DHTs' architecture, the CAP theorem's role, read/write paths, and key design principles with Vadim Opolski (Luxoft DXC)
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JSON performance – PostgreSQL vs MongoDB
OnlineUmair Shahid from Stormatics dives into a performance comparison of handling JSON data: PostgreSQL vs MongoDB. Discover which database reigns supreme.
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Global NoSQL Benchmark Framework: Embracing Real-World Performance
OnlineDiscover the Global NoSQL Benchmark Framework for optimal database performance worldwide. Address disparities, scalability and ensure consistent results.
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Bridging two worlds: An introduction to document-relational databases
OnlineDiscover the seamless integration of document and relational databases with this comprehensive introduction. Learn how these two worlds come together to enhance data management and unlock new possibilities.
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NoSQL Databases From a Relational Database Admin
OnlineReady to explore the world of NoSQL? Join our webinar to bridge the gap between relational and NoSQL databases. Gain insights into commonalities, differences, and key considerations for making informed database decisions.