Database architectures, explained

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August 05, 2020 Weekly Digest Database Architectures and Use Cases - Explained  Read ▶

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NEW FROM DZONE Getting Started With Distributed SQL In recent years, NoSQL distributed databases have become common, as they are built from the ground up to be distributed. Yet they force difficult design choices such as choosing availability over consistency, data integrity, and ease of query to meet their applications' need for scale. This Refcard serves as a reference to the key characteristics of distributed SQL databases and provides information on the benefits of these databases, as well as insights into query design and execution. Free Download ▶ TOP ARTICLES THIS WEEK  AGILE Top 75 Evernote Alternatives — The Complete Review [2020] - by Momchil Koychev  AI Running Machine Learning Applications on Docker - by Emrah Mete  BIG DATA Do Graph Databases Scale? - by Jan Stuecke  CLOUD Serverless Data Processing Using Azure Tools - by Abhishek Gupta  DATABASE PostgreSQL Performance Metrics - by Prem Prakash  DEVOPS Best Practices for Java Deployments - by BUHAKE SINDI  INTEGRATION Event-Driven Architecture as a Strategy - by David Mooter  IOT Sending InfluxDB Line Protocol to QuestDB - by David G. Simmons  JAVA Creating REST Web Services With Spring Boot 2 Running on MicroProfile - by Rudy De Busscher  MICROSERVICES Microservices on Kubernetes Part 1 - IDE and Tools - by Piotr Mińkowski  OPEN SOURCE How to Attach a Document to BPMN Process In jBPM 7 - by Abhijit Humbe  PERFORMANCE Property-Based Testing for JavaScript Developers - by Carolyn Stransky  SECURITY What App Developers Should Know About PCI DSS Compliance - by Anton Lucanus  WEB DEV Connecting to Azure Cosmos DB MongoDB API - by Abhishek Gupta

SQL vs. NoSQL in the age of big data

DZone's latest report brings you research on data management trends, insights into SQL and NoSQL use cases from DZone members, and more!

NEW TREND REPORT The Database Evolution SQL or NoSQL in the Age of Big Data Organizations are constantly working to build up their big data capabilities with hopes to compete in the modern economy. SQL and NoSQL database types were supposed to help organizations identify and make sense of hidden patterns in the data that businesses collected. How is the use of SQL and NoSQL databases evolving to support these efforts as businesses attempt to keep up in the big data era? This report includes key findings from our research and insightful, new content from DZone contributors that explores: A hybrid database approach When, how, and why to implement SQL and/or NoSQL Graph databases and their machine learning capabilities You'll also find our exclusive interview with industry expert George Lumpkin, VP of Product Management at Oracle, about modern trends in data management. Download Trend Report BROUGHT TO YOU IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

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Falling monoliths and rising microservices

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July 29, 2020 Weekly Digest Monolithic Decomposition and Implementing Microservices Architecture The decomposition of an application into microservices plays a key role in microservices architecture implementation, deployment, and CI/CD. Read ▶

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We hate Scrum

Design a Real-Time ETA Prediction System Using Kafka, DynamoDB, and Rockset, Content Filter Pattern for REST Service Fields Filtering, and 6 Scrum Tools to Increase Your Team's Productivity

July 22, 2020 Weekly Digest Why I Hate Scrum A rant from a developer who doesn't think Scrum is as Agile as everyone else. Read ▶

Design a Real-Time ETA Prediction System Using Kafka, DynamoDB, and Rockset These are strange times. Cities are in lockdown, and few are venturing outside. Therefore, the increased use of on-demand logistics services, like online foo... Read ▶ Content Filter Pattern for REST Service Fields Filtering What if the service consumer doesn't want all the fields all the time? They want to have the response filtered. Content Filter to the rescue! Read ▶

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