Comparing MySQL and MongoDB
Database management systems (DBMS) are software tools that allow users to store, extract, and query large sets of data. IBM’s Martin Keen explores the key differences between two of the most popular varieties – MySQL and MongoDB – and explains how each got its unusual name.
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Red Hat CEO Paul Cormier: Open Source Drives the Cloud and Edge
Paul Cormier, CEO of Red Hat, discusses how open source’s innovation enables edge, and why hybrid cloud is now the operative model going forward.
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Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage
Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage provides persistent container-native storage for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. It provides dynamic provisioning of shared storage with a uniform storage experience regardless of whether it is deployed on bare metal, on virtual machines, or in the hybrid cloud.
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Is Big Data Getting Too Big?
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Frank
- January 6, 2022
- 1980's
- 80's
- asapscience
- Big Data
- byte
- Computer Science
- Computers
- Data
- Data Center
- data storage
- exabyte
- gigabyte
- information
- information science
- it's ok to be smart
- it's okay to be smart
- its ok to be smart
- its okay to be smart
- itsokaytobesmart
- joe hanson
- PBS
- pbs digital studios
- petabyte
- science
- SciShow
- Smarter Every Day
- Storage
- terabyte
- veritasium
- vsauce
- yottabyte
Exabyte? Petabyte? Yottabyte? What does it all mean? It’s Okay To Be Smart’s Joe Hanson explains in a retro-themed show.
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Bratin Saha on How SageMaker is Advancing Machine Learning
Bratin Saha, VP and General Manager, Machine Learning Services, AWS, discusses how the cloud has enabled machine learning, and focuses on SageMaker’s ability to ease ML deployment.
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How Small can Raspberry Pi CM4 Boards Be?
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Frank
- October 9, 2021
- 45drives
- ai gateway
- aio
- amber
- board
- box
- building
- carrier
- chip
- chipsee
- clusberry
- cm4
- compute module
- Computer
- cutiepi
- din
- DIY
- eben upton
- edatec
- Enterprise
- Ethernet
- game gear
- home assistant
- hue
- industrial
- internet of things
- IoT
- jr
- junior
- lincoln binns
- mame gear
- mincab
- modberry
- NAS
- omv
- over board
- penta
- poe
- pro
- project
- radxa
- Raspberry Pi
- register
- reterminal
- revolutionpi
- revpi4
- sata
- seeed studios
- sega
- shortage
- stick
- Storage
- storinator
- Tablet
- taco
- techbase
- TV
- uptime lab
- zega
From the tiniest carrier board to the best Industrial Pis on the market, the Compute Module 4 is powering a revolution in Raspberry Pi uses. Time stamps: 00:00 – Radxa Taco NAS 00:31 – Storinator Jr 01:15 – Compute Module Availability 02:42 – Uptime Lab’s Tiny MinCab 04:04 – Home Assistant Amber 04:43 – Seeed […]
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Storage 101 for Azure SQL and SQL Server Engineers
Learn how storage impacts the performance of your database solution. In this episode with MVP Argenis Fernandez, go over the basics of I/O, what the different access patterns are for the database engine and how to tell when there is an issue with underlying storage for your database. Resources: Argenis’ blog on IO Block Size […]
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Ultra-Dense Data Storage and Extreme Parallelism with Electronic-Molecular Systems
Sustaining growth in storage and computational needs is increasingly challenging thanks to those pesky laws of physics. For over a decade, exponentially more information has been produced year after year while data storage solutions are pressed to keep up. Soon, current solutions will be unable to match new information in need of storage. Computing is […]
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Is This the Fastest Raspberry Pi SATA RAID NAS?
Jeff Geerling shows us how he built the fastest native SATA RAID array on a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, and set it up as a NAS server, testing out hard drives and SSDs, and different RAID setups like RAID 0, 1, and 10.
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Choosing the Right Partition Key for Cost and Performance with Azure Cosmos DB
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Frank
- July 10, 2020
- app development
- Azure
- azure cosmos db
- Best Practices
- Cloud Migration
- Data
- data modeling
- Deborah Chen
- High Cardinality
- IoT
- Logical Partition
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Azure
- Partitioning
- Partitioning Key
- Physical Machines
- Physical Partition
- Queries
- Read-Heavy Workloads
- Sanjay Soni
- Scale
- Storage
- Synthetic Partition Key
- Telemetry
- Write-Heavy Workloads
In this video, learn how selecting the right partition key can make a huge difference in cost and performance with Azure Cosmos DB. Program Manager Deborah Chen discusses how data partitioning ensures scale, why partition keys are so important for performance and cost-management, and how to select the right partition key for read-heavy or write-heavy […]
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