These are the top NoSQL Solutions in the market today that are open source, readily available, with a strong and active community, and actively making forward progress in development and innovations in the technology. I’ve provided them here, in no order, with basic descriptions, links to their main website presence, and with short lists of... Continue reading →

I’ll kick right off with all the specifics: Jeremiah did a blog entry on today’s release titled “Just one more thing… Introducing Corrugated Iron v1.0“. Github CorrugatedIron Project Site for Corrugated Iron Riak Database & Github Repo CorrugatedIron Installation CorrugatedIron on Nuget Samples on Github Send a congrats out to the team duo of OJ... Continue reading →

I’m putting together a pretty sweet little application. It does some basic things that are slowly but surely expanding to cover some interesting distributed cloud computing business cases. But today I’m going to dive into my Raven DB experience. The idea is that Raven DB will act as the data repository for a set of... Continue reading →

If you haven’t seen Marakana Videos I would suggest checking them out. Their site is at http://marakana.com/ where there are forums, more videos, and other great content. Their site focuses on Open Source Training. There are topics ranging from the above Node.js, HTML 5, Apacha Cassandra, and many more on the site. Continue reading →

The Windows Azure Table service provides a structured storage under the form of tables. The table storage you would setup within Windows Azure is globally unique. Any number of tables can be created within a given account with the requirement that each table has a unique name. The table storage account is specified within a... Continue reading →