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[23 Apr 2012 | No Comment | ]

This video presents how MTV Networks Online Division is leveraging MongoDB as the database platform for its next-generation CMS. MongoDB is a scalable, high-performance, open source NoSQL database.

[20 Apr 2012 | No Comment | ]

NoSQL has garnered tremendous attention in recent years as the basis of architectures for building large linearly scalable systems. There are a variety of NoSQL solutions for developers to choose from. As a document oriented database, Couchbase Server presents the user with a simple approach to storing and retrieving data across a cluster that handles replication, rebalancing and other inherent challenges associated with a distributed system.

[14 Dec 2011 | No Comment | ]

This video presents a tour of what you can expect when working with Riak and Python. After a brief introduction to Riak, it explains why you should use Riak and Python. It continues with an overview of the Python Client. Finally, you will see Riak and Python (and Django) in action: building and deploying a simple imgur.com clone using Riak, Luwak and Riak Search.

[15 Aug 2011 | No Comment | ]

This video explores the lessons learned from his experience of using MongoDB in a high volume, high transactions scenario. Pramod Sadalage shares how his team loaded large volumes of data, kept the data up to date, and how they experimented with different configurations before arriving at the optimal MongoDB setup.

Video Producer: Chicago Ruby

[18 Jul 2011 | No Comment | ]

In this video, ten representatives from NOSQL vendors and projects (Cloudant, 10gen, Basho, CouchOne, Cloudera, Scality, Riptano, Membase, InfiniteGraph and GoGrid) participate in a 2-hour panel on the past, present and future of NOSQL.
http://nosqltapes.com/video/nosql-evening-in-palo-alto

[7 Apr 2011 | No Comment | ]

This video covers the basics of the CouchDB HTTP API and how to use it from PHP. Some architecture approaches are discussed and it briefly looks at things to avoid when moving from an RDBMS to a Document Database such as CouchDB.

[28 Feb 2011 | No Comment | ]

John Nunemaker made a presentation at MongoSF about Ruby development and MongoMapper. The beginning of the presentation is about using MongoMapper and the last part covers extending it and the future.

Slides of the presentation
Video Producer: 10gen

[18 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]

With a growing pool of ORMs innovating in the realm of NoSQL solutions and a new NoSQL database seemingly every week, it can be difficult to decide what is right for your app. We’ll talk about the features of MongoDB that make it the best document database, and what’s being done to keep Mongoid at the head of the pack as the best NoSQL library of them all.

Video Producer: Lone Star Ruby Conference

[4 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]

This video presents Redis, a relatively new database with rich datatypes, lots of features and an amazing performance. The presentation will cover following things:
* What Redis is and how it compares to other databases such as BigTable or MySQL
* How Plurk is using Redis to store millions of timelines and do billions of operations on these timelines without much hardware
* How Redis can be used in a lot of creative ways, such as creating a high-performance graph database or a high-performance queue
* The distributed future of Redis (scaling Redis to …

[3 Jan 2011 | No Comment | ]

This video dives into the target audiences and differences in NoSQL storage, how to implement them and what this NoSQL thing is all about. It discusses how SQL has limits when you get to web-scale and how NoSQL bypasses these limits. It shows an example application deployment using Rails 3 and Mongoid to see how CRUD differs from your MySQL and Postgres installs.

Video Producer: Lone Star Ruby Conference