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NoSQL Demystified
Doug Judd, CEO, Hypertable Inc
5.10.2010 11.30-14.00 Restaurant Falcone, Birmensdorferstrasse 150, Zürich
Doug Judd, the original creator of Hypertable, one of the leading scalable NoSQL databases, will be presenting an overview of NoSQL. The talk will begin with a historical background of the NoSQL movement, an explanation of why it emerged and what NoSQL databases have to offer over traditional SQL-based relational database technology. Definitions will be given for the common terminology that describes the architectural categories in which many NoSQL databases belong (e.g. key/value store, column-oriented, auto sharding). The presentation will end with a description of some prominent NoSQL databases, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in relation to one another:
- Hypertable
- HBase
- Cassandra
- MongoDB
- CouchDB
- Neo4j
- Riak
- Redis
- Membase
Doug is co-founder and CEO of Hypertable, Inc, a company that provides commercial support for Hypertable, a massively scalable, open source database. Doug started the Hypertable open source project in 2007, while working as an Architect at Zvents, and has been actively building the technology ever since. Doug has over a decade of software engineering experience in the area of distributed computing and information retrieval. He joined Inktomi?s Web Search division in 1997 where he held both engineering and management positions. During his five year tenure, he designed and developed large-scale distributed systems, including significant pieces of the crawling and indexing software. Doug earned a B.S. in Computer Science from U.C. Santa Barbara in 1992 and holds four patents in search technology.
User Experience and Application Design at Google
NoSQL Demystified
Doug Judd, CEO, Hypertable Inc5.10.2010 11.30-14.00 Restaurant Falcone, Birmensdorferstrasse 150, Zürich
Doug Judd, the original creator of Hypertable, one of the leading scalable NoSQL databases, will be presenting an overview of NoSQL. The talk will begin with a historical background of the NoSQL movement, an explanation of why it emerged and what NoSQL databases have to offer over traditional SQL-based relational database technology. Definitions will be given for the common terminology that describes the architectural categories in which many NoSQL databases belong (e.g. key/value store, column-oriented, auto sharding). The presentation will end with a description of some prominent NoSQL databases, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in relation to one another:
- Hypertable
- HBase
- Cassandra
- MongoDB
- CouchDB
- Neo4j
- Riak
- Redis
- Membase
Doug is co-founder and CEO of Hypertable, Inc, a company that provides commercial support for Hypertable, a massively scalable, open source database. Doug started the Hypertable open source project in 2007, while working as an Architect at Zvents, and has been actively building the technology ever since. Doug has over a decade of software engineering experience in the area of distributed computing and information retrieval. He joined Inktomi?s Web Search division in 1997 where he held both engineering and management positions. During his five year tenure, he designed and developed large-scale distributed systems, including significant pieces of the crawling and indexing software. Doug earned a B.S. in Computer Science from U.C. Santa Barbara in 1992 and holds four patents in search technology.
- Hypertable
- HBase
- Cassandra
- MongoDB
- CouchDB
- Neo4j
- Riak
- Redis
- Membase
Doug is co-founder and CEO of Hypertable, Inc, a company that provides commercial support for Hypertable, a massively scalable, open source database. Doug started the Hypertable open source project in 2007, while working as an Architect at Zvents, and has been actively building the technology ever since. Doug has over a decade of software engineering experience in the area of distributed computing and information retrieval. He joined Inktomi?s Web Search division in 1997 where he held both engineering and management positions. During his five year tenure, he designed and developed large-scale distributed systems, including significant pieces of the crawling and indexing software. Doug earned a B.S. in Computer Science from U.C. Santa Barbara in 1992 and holds four patents in search technology.
February 2., 2010 17.30-20.00 networking dinner afterwards - Brasserie Lipp, Zurich
Simon Raess is User Experience Designer at Google in Zurich and New York. The projects he is most involved with are Google Apps and Google Visualizations, as well as several initiatives in web search. He will talk about:
- Application Design
- User Experience
- Agile UX methods
- Design as innovation
How to Build Web Businesses - Lessons Learned from Kazaa
December 3., .2009 18.00-20.00 networking dinner afterwards
Mick Liubinskas headed the marketing and business development teams for the enormous and notorious Kazaa file-sharing application he will share his knowledge with us about:
- What are the differences and lessons at each stage?
- How do you get focused and stay focused on what you need to do next?
- How to balance Design, Product, Technology, Business Development
- Insights on particularity of online services, desktop software, subscription, search, affiliate, digital content, advertising, freemium and lead generation.
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