DB Weekly Issue 59: May 22, 2015

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DB Weekly
Issue 59 — May 22, 2015
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MemSQL
MemSQL is a real-time database for transactions and analytics and it’s now open to everyone in the form of a free ‘community edition’ release.


The Daily WTF
A 4986 character SQL query with surprisingly little duplication. If you fancy trying to work out what a query is doing in your lunch hour, start here.


Microsoft
NoSQL continues to have an impact outside of its niche with Microsoft rolling JSON support into SQL Server. Jovan Popovic shows off how it’ll work.


Rackspace
Watch as Tinder CTO, Ryan Ogle, as he gives you an inside look into their IT strategy and the real-world solutions that are helping them scale their business, manage big data, and navigate digital trends. View Now.

Rackspace

Raymond Li
Covers C4.5, k-means, SVM, PageRank, Bayes and others. If you want simple, straightforward explanations, check it out.


Yahoo Inc.
MySQL Performance Analyzer is an open source, Java-based project for MySQL performance monitoring and analysis.


Peter Geoghegan
Why is Postgres pursuing a non-standard variant of UPSERT rather than SQL’s MERGE? A developer explains why: they’re quite different things.


Hacker News
Some discussion around the implications of a recent tweet by Gary Bernhardt leaning on the idea that servers with 6TB of memory can help alleviate ‘big data problems’.


Jobs

  • Senior Database Administrator (Austin, TX) ObjectRocket by Rackspace is seeking a Mid-to-Senior level DBA to join our Engineering team to work on our scalable, highly-available DBaaS platform. Anyone can manage a single application - we manage and maintain thousands of production databases supporting billions of operations. You’ll be part of a highly capable and motivated team working on solving the hard problems of scalability, availability, and performance on a global platform. Apply here.
    Rackspace

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