In this episode I'm joined by Docker Champion and NoSQL advocate, Arun Gupta where we discuss containers and the relevance and usefulness of them with NoSQL distributed databases.
Learn about some of the differences between containers and virtual machines as well as some of the orchestration frameworks available. You'll walk away with solid information on why you should give Docker and NoSQL a chance within your organization.
In this episode I'm joined by Chris Esplin, Google Developer Expert (GDE) for Firebase, where we talk about the Back-end as a Service (BaaS) platform Firebase as an alternative option to SQLite in mobile applications.
Firebase can be considered a NoSQL solution because of the way it stores data in a flexible manner. We discuss some of the things it can do and where it offers value as a database solution for mobile.
Any questions regarding this episode can be sent to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this episode I'm joined by Cesare Rocchi, a mobile developer and popular author for Ray Wenderlich, where we discuss data in mobile applications.
Pretty much every mobile application has a dependency of working with or storing data and we explore some of the available technologies and how developers are using them to get the job done.
If you have any questions for the speakers, send them to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this episode I'm joined by Viktor Gamov from the company Hazelcast where we discuss in-memory data grids, or in particular, Hazelcast.
You'll learn everything from how Hazelcast is scaled, to how or why Hazelcast works so well for certain tasks.
If you have any questions for the speakers, send them to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this episode I am joined by Ryan Boyd from Neo4j where we discuss a very popular NoSQL database of the Graph type. We discuss Neo4j and how it handles data relationships incredibly well, how it works with Big Data, among many other things.
If you have any questions for the speakers, send them to advocates@couchbase.com
In this episode I am joined by Ashok Joshi from Oracle where we discuss Oracle' NoSQL database platform.
Oracle's relational database platform is huge and there are many users, but many are unfamiliar with Oracle's NoSQL offerings. Based on BerkeleyDB, Oracle's NoSQL database is a scalable solution that pairs nicely with its relational database platform.
We discuss things ranging from querying with Oracle NoSQL to how you can get the RDBMS to retrieve data from it.
If you have any questions for the speakers, send them to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this episode I am joined by Michael Hall from Canonical and Jose Antonio Rey, a popular Charm contributor. Juju Charms are a quick way to deploy applications to various cloud platforms with only a few commands.
Here we discuss what Charms are and why they are convenient to use versus other solutions. Then we discuss how NoSQL database deployment sees an advantage when it comes to easily being able to deploy and scale.
For more information on Juju Charms, visit youtube.com/ubuntuonair or jujucharms.com/docs.
If you have questions for any of the speakers, please send them to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this episode I am joined by Oren Eini, who is sometimes referred to as Ayende Rahien. Oren is the creator of RavenDB, a popular NoSQL document database for .NET developers. I am also joined by my friend and colleague, Matthew Groves, who is a .NET developer.
Matthew helps me get all the details from Oren when it comes to RavenDB such as how it operates from a technical perspective, who the target audience is, and what kind of frameworks or SDKs are available.
If you'd like to reach Oren, he can be found on Twitter at @ayende. Matt Groves can also be found on Twitter at @mgroves.
If you have any questions regarding this episode, send them to advocates@couchbase.com and they'll be answered as soon as possible.
In this episode I'm joined by Anand Iyer from Cloudera and we chat about widely used Big Data platforms and technologies. For example, we discuss Hadoop and its underlying MapReduce technology. We also talk about Apache Spark and what it brings to the table in comparison to Hadoop.
Anand does a great job at getting into the fine technical details for all the technologies discussed in the episode.
If you have any questions regarding this episode, send them to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this podcast episode I'm joined by colleagues, Keshav Murthy who is the Director of Query and Prasad Varakur who is the Product Manager for N1QL at Couchbase.
The goal of this episode is to discuss how querying works in a NoSQL database, what options are available to you, and how it differs from that of a relational database.
For any questions related to this episode, direct them to advocates@couchbase.com.
In this episode I am joined by a company that was once using an Oracle RDBMS and has since switched entirely to using NoSQL. I am joined by Tom Coates, who is a Senior Principal Architect at Nuance.
I interview Tom to find out more information regarding how they were using Oracle at Nuance and what were the driving factors in why they switched completely to a new and completely different database platform. In this episode you'll learn more about the type of data being stored, the complete transition process, and any difficulties that came up along the way.
If you have questions regarding todays episode or for the guest speaker, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode.
You can learn more about Nuance by visiting http://www.nuance.com
In this episode I am joined by a company that is actively using NoSQL in their business and using it well. I am joined by Brett Porter, who is the Head of Architecture at SafetyCulture, an Austrailian based company.
I interview Brett to find out more information in regards to how they're using NoSQL at SafetyCulture, what databases they're using, and what secured their decision in choosing NoSQL versus the alternatives.
If you have questions regarding todays episode or for the guest speaker, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode.
SafetyCulture can be used for free by visiting http://safetyculture.io/.
In this episode I am joined by three experts in the NoSQL database space. I am joined by Perry Krug from Couchbase, Tim Berglund from DataStax, and Srini Penchikala from InfoQ.
The four of us give an introduction in regards to what NoSQL is, where it came from, and how it relates to the older relational databases that exist as of today. Have you ever wondered why companies use NoSQL in their technology stack? We'll answer these kind of things in the episode.
If you have questions for any of the guest speakers in today's episode or about the episode itself, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode.