Why Postgresql

Why should developers push companies to open up? Published in 2013-04-08 17:20| Times Read | SOURCE csdn| 0 Reviews | Author ran open source summary: For whatever purpose, enterprises often consider open source some internal projects, but why enterprises should open source, should open source which items are a headache. Ahmet Alp Balkan, a Microsoft engineer, has made recommendations, stressing that this is not just a matter for executives, but for developers themselves. There's a saying in the IT world-"if the dick can't beat the boss, ..."

For some industries, running proprietary (proprietary) software on open source Linux distributions is not an exception--rather common. On Wall Street, for example, "99% of apps on Wall Street rely on proprietary software." 　　Oracle is one of the things that we like to run on Linux with proprietary licenses, says Victor Yodaiken, Fsmlabs's president. Migrating to a Linux platform is not an either-or proposition. Linux as a ...

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Editor's note: Jay Kreps, a chief engineer from LinkedIn, says that logs exist almost at the time of the computer's creation, and there is a wide range of uses in addition to distributed computing or abstract distributed computing models. In this paper, he describes the principles of the log and the use of the log as a separate service to achieve data integration, real-time data processing and distributed system design. Article content is very dry, worth learning. Here's the original: I joined the LinkedIn company at an exciting time six years ago. From that time ...

Editor's note: Jay Kreps, a chief engineer from LinkedIn, says that logs exist almost at the time of the computer's creation, and there is a wide range of uses in addition to distributed computing or abstract distributed computing models. In this paper, he describes the principles of the log and the use of the log as a separate service to achieve data integration, real-time data processing and distributed system design. Article content is very dry, worth learning. Here's the original: I joined the LinkedIn company at an exciting time six years ago. From that time ...

Despite being caught by Oracle, the controversy on MySQL never stopped; today, MySQL is still the most popular open source database on the market. Simple, free, extensible, relatively mature and so has always been the attraction of MySQL, but it is like a rabbit in a tortoise and hare race, because of its own advantages, to slacken, slowing down their own pace, so that each competitor Have the opportunity to catch up, these killer features are no longer attractive (or even reduced to the disadvantaged). Although PostgreSQL has always been the direct competitor of MySQL, ...

I joined the LinkedIn company at an exciting time six years ago. From that point on, we cracked down on a single, centralized database and started switching to a special distributed System suite. This is an exciting thing: the Distributed graphics database, the distributed search backend, the Hadoop installation, and the first and second generation key value data stores that we build, deploy, and still run until today. The most rewarding thing we've learned from all of this is that the core of many of the things we build contains a simple idea: log. Sometimes ...

I joined the LinkedIn company at an exciting time six years ago. From that point on, we cracked down on a single, centralized database and started switching to a special distributed System suite. This is an exciting thing: the Distributed graphics database, the distributed search backend, the Hadoop installation, and the first and second generation key value data stores that we build, deploy, and still run until today. The most rewarding thing we've learned from all of this is that the core of many of the things we build contains a simple idea: log. Sometimes ...

Erome Petazzoni is currently a senior engineer at the PAAs platform DotCloud, who is primarily responsible for OPS and technical support, as well as a preacher, nicknamed Master Yoda Yoda. Jerome is currently leading a team of engineers responsible for maintaining the reliability of the site. 　　Before coming to the DotCloud platform, he was primarily responsible for building and operating a large Xen virtual host, at which point EC2 was only a "flat" name. Jerome very close ...

MongoDB company formerly known as 10gen, founded in 2007, in 2013 received a sum of 231 million U.S. dollars in financing, the company's market value has been increased to 1 billion U.S. dollar level, this height is well-known open source company Red Hat (founded in 1993) 20 's struggle results. High-performance, easy to expand has been the foothold of the MongoDB, while the specification of documents and interfaces to make it more popular with users, this point from the analysis of the results of Db-engines's score is not difficult to see-just 1 years, MongoDB finished the 7th ...