The NoSQL Database Podcast

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.

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SafetyCulture can be used for free by visiting http://safetyculture.io/.

• 00:48 - Introduction to Jason
• 02:51 - Introduction to DreamFactory
• 12:52 - NoSQL with DreamFactory
• 16:10 - Use Case Discussion
• 22:42 - Addition non-database integrations/transformations
• 30:27 - Business logic in DreamFactory
• 35:04 - Customer 360 Use Case
• 43:03 - "Lightning Round" of technical topics: performance, indexing, logging/monitoring, profiling

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.

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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.

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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.

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You can learn more about Nuance by visiting http://www.nuance.com