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Martin Fowler

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Video of Introduction to NoSQL Talk Posted: Mar 4, 2013 11:44 AM
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Last fall goto Aarhus continued its ongoing interest in new approaches to data with a track gathering together various experiences with NoSQL databases. I was asked to kick off this track with an introductory talk for an hour giving an outline to the important issues in thinking about NoSQL. I talk about the origins of NoSQL, forms of NoSQL data models, the way many NoSQL databases consider the problem of consistency, and the importance of Polyglot Persistence. I was pretty happy with how this turned out and think it’s a good way to spend an hour if you want to start a journey in understanding NoSQL.

There is also a video of a panel of NoSQL vendors that I participated on. This wasn’t a great discussion - lots of talking past each other, but maybe worth a look for people who are already into the NoSQL world.

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