Introduction into CouchDB / Jan Lehnardt

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CouchDB
Who’s talking? Jan Lehnardt, project member, web developer, curious person. jan@apache.org / @janl
And you? What can you expect today?
Built for the Future “640k processors should be enough for anybody.”
Single-user machines Back then
Multi-user machines Now
Application: Science Back then
Application: Internet Today
Monolithic machines Back then
Lots of small servers Today
CPU, RAM and disks == $$$ Back then
Components cheaper Now
RDBMS vs Just Storing Data