Items Tagged: NoSQL
Taneja Group always seems to be years ahead of other analyst firms when it comes to nailing down trends in the market. We find their advice technically sound and business savvy. Little wonder that IT pays attention when they speak.
Free Professional Development in Hadoop and NoSql
A wonderful trend we have not only noticed but taken advantage is free online education. In the academic world, MIT has been offering it for years and recently even Harvard announced it's producing free classes. What is really exciting is that professional development is following suit, especially in IT and Big Data...
- Premiered: 10/18/12
- Author: Mike Matchett
What does the next big thing in technology mean for the data center?
There are plenty of technologies touted as the next big thing. Big data, flash, high-performance computing, in-memory processing, NoSQL, virtualization, convergence, software-defined whatever all represent wild new forces that could bring real disruption but big opportunities to your local data center.
- Premiered: 03/19/14
- Author: Mike Matchett
- Published: Tech Target: Search Data Center
Database performance tuning: Five ways for IT to save the day
When database performance takes a turn for the worse, IT can play the hero. There are some new ways for IT pros to tackle slowdown problems. However, one question must be addressed first: Why is it up to IT?
- Premiered: 04/17/14
- Author: Mike Matchett
- Published: Tech Target: Search Data Center
BlueData Offers Free 5-Node License of EPIC Enterprise Big Data Private Cloud Platform
Further Democratizes Big Data; Allows Enterprises of All Sizes to Build Instant Hadoop and Spark Clusters
- Premiered: 10/16/14
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: Marketwired
Data lakes swim with golden information for analytics
First we had data. Then we had big data. Now we have data lakes. Will the murky depths prove bountiful?
- Premiered: 04/14/15
- Author: Mike Matchett
- Published: TechTarget: Search Data Center
Can your cluster management tools pass muster?
The right designs and cluster management tools ensure your clusters don't become a cluster, er, failure.
- Premiered: 11/17/15
- Author: Mike Matchett
- Published: TechTarget: Search Data Center
Plexistor Launches to Revolutionize Compute Paradigm with Software-Defined Memory
Startup Plexistor announced today that it will soon be unveiling a Software-Defined Memory (SDM) platform for next-generation data centers, bringing convergence of memory and storage technologies together, enabling high capacity persistent storage and near-memory speed by providing a direct data path from the application to the memory storage device.
- Premiered: 12/15/15
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: PR Newswire
NetApp acquisition of SolidFire expands all-flash portfolio
NetApp spent $870 million to buy SolidFire and scrapped work on FlashRay, its storage system designed exclusively for flash. FlashRay never made it to general availability.
- Premiered: 12/23/15
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: Search Solid State Storage
Cohesity Data Platform: Hyperconverged Secondary Storage
Primary storage is often defined as storage hosting mission-critical applications with tight SLAs, requiring high performance. Secondary storage is where everything else typically ends up and, unfortunately, data stored there tends to accumulate without much oversight. Most of the improvements within the overall storage space, most recently driven by the move to hyperconverged infrastructure, have flowed into primary storage. By shifting the focus from individual hardware components to commoditized, clustered and virtualized storage, hyperconvergence has provided a highly-available virtual platform to run applications on, which has allowed IT to shift their focus from managing individual hardware components and onto running business applications, increasing productivity and reducing costs.
Companies adopting this new class of products certainly enjoyed the benefits, but were still nagged by a set of problems that it didn’t address in a complete fashion. On the secondary storage side of things, they were still left dealing with too many separate use cases with their own point solutions. This led to too many products to manage, too much duplication and too much waste. In truth, many hyperconvergence vendors have done a reasonable job at addressing primary storage use cases, , on their platforms, but there’s still more to be done there and more secondary storage use cases to address.
Now, however, a new category of storage has emerged. Hyperconverged Secondary Storage brings the same sort of distributed, scale-out file system to secondary storage that hyperconvergence brought to primary storage. But, given the disparate use cases that are embedded in secondary storage and the massive amount of data that resides there, it’s an equally big problem to solve and it had to go further than just abstracting and scaling the underlying physical storage devices. True Hyperconverged Secondary Storage also integrates the key secondary storage workflows - Data Protection, DR, Analytics and Test/Dev - as well as providing global deduplication for overall file storage efficiency, file indexing and searching services for more efficient storage management and hooks into the cloud for efficient archiving.
Cohesity has taken this challenge head-on.
Before delving into the Cohesity Data Platform, the subject of this profile and one of the pioneering offerings in this new category, we’ll take a quick look at the state of secondary storage today and note how current products haven’t completely addressed these existing secondary storage problems, creating an opening for new competitors to step in.
Talena storage software analyzes big data
Talena claims big data fuels demand for predictable storage workloads and application usage. The vendor's new ActiveRx uses predictive intelligence on data availability.
- Premiered: 03/22/16
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: Search Data Backup
Google enterprise cloud challenge unlikely to be solved soon
The Internet giant predicts a tipping point for adoption of its public cloud offering, despite lingering questions about the size of its enterprise customer base and maturity of the platform.
- Premiered: 02/11/16
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: Search Cloud Computing
Hedvig storage update offers multicloud capabilities
Hedvig outlined its vision for a Universal Data Plane spanning public and private clouds, as it announced an updated version of its software-defined storage.
- Premiered: 09/22/16
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: Search Cloud Storage
Impetus Technologies Announces StreamAnalytix 3.0 Feat. Support for Apache Spark-Based Batch Process
Impetus Technologies, a big data thought leader and software solutions company, today announced StreamAnalytix 3.0 featuring support for Apache Spark-based batch processing and enriched online and offline machine learning features, helping enterprises maximize the performance of their analytical models and achieve the most favorable business outcomes.
- Premiered: 03/15/17
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: Yahoo! Finance
Application Altercation: RDBMS vs. NoSQL & Separate Virtualization Stack vs. Integrated Hypervisors
In the second round of March DC Madness, we’re all about applications. How will applications evolve in the age of cloud? How will they be run? Watch the referee for this one—it’ll be a heated match-up!
RDBMS vs. NoSQL:
How will enterprise applications evolve and what type of databases will hold the PBs of data generated in the coming years? Will RDBMS continue to rule the DC, or will the challenger NoSQL be the new king?
Virtualization Throwdown:
Now that the market has embraced virtualization as the norm for practically all workloads in the datacenter, does it make sense for applications and VMs to run on a separately deployed virtualization stack? Or has the hypervisor become another integrated feature?
- Premiered: 03/28/17
- Location: On Demand
- Speaker(s): Mike Matchett, Taneja Group; David Klee, Heraflux Technologies; David Davis, ActualTech Media
McKesson looks to simplify big data ecosystem for healthcare analytics
The big data ecosystem has many twists and turns. A McKesson data manager saw Splice Machine's database as a means to straighten the path by putting analytics and operations data in one place.
- Premiered: 04/03/17
- Author: Taneja Group
- Published: TechTarget: Search Data Management
Storage technologies evolve toward a data-processing platform
Emerging technologies such as containers, HCI and big data have blurred the lines between compute and storage platforms, breaking down traditional IT silos.
- Premiered: 05/18/17
- Author: Mike Matchett
- Published: TechTarget: Search Data Center