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NoSQL performance numbers – MySQL and Redis

Feb 18, 2012

Links to performance numbers posted wrt various NoSQL solutions:
A top 20 global website announced they have migrated from MySQL to Redis. There will be a keynote and everything. It doesn’t say how big the Redis Cluster is, but they serve 100M pages / day, and clock 300k Redis queries / second.

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/redis-db/d4QcWV0p-YM

Btw, they mention that MySQL remains as the master data store from which the Redis indexes are generated.
(The reason I don’t mention the name of this Redis user is simply I feat my mom is sometimes reading my blog…)
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MySQL & NoSQL Survey

Mar 13, 2011

Hello,

Could you please take the time and fill in this short survey about using MySQL and NoSQL in companies.
I will publish the results in a week.

Thank you for your time.

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SQL and NoSQL

Nov 30, 2010

Alaric Snell-Pym discusses why choose between SQL and NoSQL? Why can’t you use both in your infrastructure?”NoSQL engines abandon SQL for the chance to have more flexible data models and softer semantics for update operations – but they also abandon it because it?s a lot of work to implement. And, creating a new database from scratch, they?re keen on solving the interesting hard problems (such as replicated data storage), rather than following the well-trodden path of writing SQL parsers and query planners, with a few decades of catching up with the competition ahead of them.”

NoSQL and Riak – Travis Swicegood

Nov 14, 2010

I talk with a lot of people about NoSQL. I?ve been following it pretty closely for about 3 years now. One of the things I often tell people who are trying to wrap their heads around the concepts of NoSQL and what all of the data stores mean is to go search for Justin Sheehy and his NoSQL East Talk.

Then it dawned on me, why don?t I just embed the video on my site? Makes it super easy for people to find (travisswicegood.com/tags/riak) and I don?t have to go searching for it.

So, here?s what I consider one of the best talks to date on NoSQL.