Monthly Archives: March 2010

Quick Cassandra Notes Part 1

Posted on March 31, 2010 by Matthew Yonkovit

Trying to use the Ruby bindings to do benchmarking, so far things are going rather slow compared to other benchmarks in Python. This could be the size of the data I am testing with as well. Still looking into things … Continue reading →

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More Debate, More Flame, More Choosing the correct tool for the job

Posted on March 29, 2010 by Matthew Yonkovit

You have to love all the debating going on over NOSQL -vs- SQL don’t you? With my UC session on choosing the right data storage tools ( does this sound better then SQL-vs-NoSQL?) I have been trying to stay current … Continue reading →

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New Benchmark I am working on that tests MYSQL -vs- NOSQL

Posted on March 29, 2010 by Matthew Yonkovit

I am giving a talk in a couple of weeks at the 2010 MySQL User Conference that will touch on use cases for NOSQL tools -vs- More relational tools, the talk is entitled “Choosing the Right Tools for the Job, … Continue reading →

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A few key Tokyo Cabinet Notes

Posted on March 26, 2010 by Matthew Yonkovit

I wanted to publish a few interesting gotcha’s , facts, and settings people who use or want to use Tokyo Cabinet/Tyrant should know. A quick overview, Tokyo Tyrant is the network daemon that sits ontop of Tokyo Cabinet. This means … Continue reading →

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