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Cloud-native Computing, Workloads, and Elasticity

Over the next several weeks, I’ll share my perspective of current best practices for big data, which is the term … More

Cloud computing, Computer data storage, Parallel computing, Scalability, scalable parallel computing, Snowflake

NoCOUG Referral

I would like to point you to two articles in the latest Northern California Oracle Users Group (NoCOUG) Journal here. … More

Big Data, Database, Exadata, Oracle Exadata, Parallel computing, Scalability, scalable parallel computing, Shared nothing architecture

More on Exalytics Capacity…

I found myself wondering where did the rule-of-thumb for Exalytics  that suggests that TimesTen can use 800GB of a 1TB … More

Business intelligence, Data Warehouse, Data Warehousing, Database, Exalytics, Greenplum, Greenplum Database, Oracle, Oracle Corporation, SAP AG, scalable parallel computing, Shared nothing architecture, Teradata, TimesTen

A Big Data Sound Bite…

Here is a sound bite on Big Data I composed for another source… Big Data is relative. For some firms … More

Apache Hadoop, Big Data, Data mining, Data Warehousing, Databases, enterprise-it, Open source, Parallel computing, Petabyte, scalable parallel computing

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