Most developers get started building applications without giving a lot of thought to their database. Either they get told that the company does everything with Database X, or they Google around and end up using MySQL or MS Access. Neither of these is the wrong choice, but it's often not the best choice. I was one of those guys, first with Access and then MySQL. As I've moved through my career, I've used a lot of database systems, both relational and non-relational ("NoSQL"), and my go-to choice has become PostgreSQL.
I'm not going to spend much time on the "SQL vs NoSQL" debate. It's sort of a straw man argument, because they're solving a variety of fundamentally different problems. It's also much better in discussion format, for that same reason: so much variety.
Like everything else in technology, there is no one-size-fits-all solution, but I want to show why I think it's a great first choice for most things, and the reasons why a lot of other options fall short. Your choice of database can shape a lot of how you build your application, how well it performs, and how it can grow over time. It can be a productivity boon, or force you to constantly working around it's limitations. As application developers, we should be spending our time solving business problems, not on low-level technology plumbing.
This session is intended for people who have built a few database-backed applications, and are curious about what options are out there and how to go about choosing between them.
Webinar: Adobe Experience Manager Clustering Made Easy on MongoDB MongoDB
Adobe Experience Manager helps you organize and manage the delivery of creative assets and other content across all of your digital marketing channels. Experience Manager customers who take advantage of MongoDB can deploy a highly scalable content repository to support their business needs, as well as migrate content from legacy systems. In this session, you'll learn how you can use MongoDB to deploy AEM systems at scale. The session will cover installation, sizing, and the tools available to automate and manage your cluster.
The WordPress Way: Accessibility and Backwards CompatibilityJoseph Dolson
A progress report on the changes in WordPress accessibility over the last year and a conversation on how the dedication to backwards compatibility makes some of the future changes problems which will be long and slow to solve.
Storage is the item most often responsible for performance success or failures, and also has the largest impact on total costs. Achieving good cost - performance levels requires a storage architecture optimized for VDI. The issues relating to storage can be categorized into
three areas: storage capacity, storage performance requirements, and administrative changes. This presentation provides a brief overview on what you should consider when evaluating storage for VDI.
We are going to share very important hints, usually hidden behind typical ADF tutorials available on the Web and demo side-effects for various default ADF settings. This will be live ADF code session, each of the points will be explained directly in JDeveloper, without using boring Power Point slides.
Novell Teaming offers excellent functionality out of the box. It also offers limitless possibilities for customization based on your organization's needs. Attend this session to learn how easily you can create custom branding elements for your Novell Teaming environment—and how you can create extensions from Novell Teaming to other applications. You'll receive step-by-step instructions on the process from Novell Teaming engineers and experts.
Most developers get started building applications without giving a lot of thought to their database. Either they get told that the company does everything with Database X, or they Google around and end up using MySQL or MS Access. Neither of these is the wrong choice, but it's often not the best choice. I was one of those guys, first with Access and then MySQL. As I've moved through my career, I've used a lot of database systems, both relational and non-relational ("NoSQL"), and my go-to choice has become PostgreSQL.
I'm not going to spend much time on the "SQL vs NoSQL" debate. It's sort of a straw man argument, because they're solving a variety of fundamentally different problems. It's also much better in discussion format, for that same reason: so much variety.
Like everything else in technology, there is no one-size-fits-all solution, but I want to show why I think it's a great first choice for most things, and the reasons why a lot of other options fall short. Your choice of database can shape a lot of how you build your application, how well it performs, and how it can grow over time. It can be a productivity boon, or force you to constantly working around it's limitations. As application developers, we should be spending our time solving business problems, not on low-level technology plumbing.
This session is intended for people who have built a few database-backed applications, and are curious about what options are out there and how to go about choosing between them.
Webinar: Adobe Experience Manager Clustering Made Easy on MongoDB MongoDB
Adobe Experience Manager helps you organize and manage the delivery of creative assets and other content across all of your digital marketing channels. Experience Manager customers who take advantage of MongoDB can deploy a highly scalable content repository to support their business needs, as well as migrate content from legacy systems. In this session, you'll learn how you can use MongoDB to deploy AEM systems at scale. The session will cover installation, sizing, and the tools available to automate and manage your cluster.
The WordPress Way: Accessibility and Backwards CompatibilityJoseph Dolson
A progress report on the changes in WordPress accessibility over the last year and a conversation on how the dedication to backwards compatibility makes some of the future changes problems which will be long and slow to solve.
Storage is the item most often responsible for performance success or failures, and also has the largest impact on total costs. Achieving good cost - performance levels requires a storage architecture optimized for VDI. The issues relating to storage can be categorized into
three areas: storage capacity, storage performance requirements, and administrative changes. This presentation provides a brief overview on what you should consider when evaluating storage for VDI.
We are going to share very important hints, usually hidden behind typical ADF tutorials available on the Web and demo side-effects for various default ADF settings. This will be live ADF code session, each of the points will be explained directly in JDeveloper, without using boring Power Point slides.
Novell Teaming offers excellent functionality out of the box. It also offers limitless possibilities for customization based on your organization's needs. Attend this session to learn how easily you can create custom branding elements for your Novell Teaming environment—and how you can create extensions from Novell Teaming to other applications. You'll receive step-by-step instructions on the process from Novell Teaming engineers and experts.
Geek Sync | Azure Cloud & You: First Steps for the DBAIDERA Software
You can watch the replay for this Geek Sync webcast, Azure Cloud & You: First Steps for the DBA, in the IDERA Resource Center, http://ow.ly/68S750A4rtU.
It's not a question of whether or not the landscape for the common DBA is changing. Without a doubt, it is. Azure offers up a new world of possibilities for DBA's and we should all strive to learn it. In this session, we'll cover some basic knowledge and terminology of Azure as well as how easy it is to incorporate Azure into your environment. We will stand up a new Azure virtual machine as well as a setup SQL DB. You will see how easy it is to accomplish this. This new-found knowledge will help propel your career into the new landscape.
Speaker: John Morehouse is currently a Consultant with Denny Cherry & Associates living in Louisville, Kentucky. John led the Omaha SQL Server user group for 7 years and is now a leader of the Louisville SQL Server/Power BI user group. He is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, 2016 IDERA ACE, blogger, avid tweeter, and a frequent speaker at SQL Saturday's as well as other conferences. In his spare time, you can usually find John on Twitter (@sqlrus) as well as chasing his two young sons around the house.
Presented at dotCMS Boot Camp 2010, this presentation covers everything that entails migrating from earlier versions to the upcoming release v1.9. We cover what you can anticipate in the migration process and best practices for making it go as smoothly as possible.
Take a load off! Load testing your Oracle APEX or JDeveloper web applicationsSage Computing Services
Geeeez, after demanding you unit test, system test, black box test, white box test, test-test-test everything, your manager is now demanding you load test your brand spanking new Oracle web application. How on earth can you do this?
This technical presentation will explain the concepts behind preparing for load testing, the Http protocol's request/response model, and live demonstrations using Oracle's Http Analyzer and Apache's JMeter to stress test your Oracle web application.
The presentation is suitable for anybody, be it DBAs or developers, who are concerned about the performance of any web based application, possibly an Apex or JDeveloper or 3rd party web application. Knowledge of Apex or JDeveloper is not mandatory for this presentation and they will not be covered in any depth.
Data Caching Strategies for Oracle Mobile Application Frameworkandrejusb
Fetching and forgetting data access is not optimal for mobile applications and Oracle Mobile Application Framework in particular. Data transfer is expensive in terms of performance and network bandwidth for mobile applications. We should optimize this and implement data caching for successful Oracle Mobile Application Framework applications. Learn how to use a local Oracle Mobile Application Framework SQLite database to cache data and minimize web service calls. This practical session explains a strategy for how and when to cache and refresh data and includes live demos for Oracle Mobile Application Framework data caching strategies.
These are the slides from my #SPSBE session #SPSBE23 on Display Templates and JSLink for IT Pros. This is a slightly amended version of the session that I've uploaded for SPSUK and SPSSTHLM as a result of feedback from those earlier sessions.
As a result of conversations from this session and a twitter jam during the journey home, I'll announcing some great news about a community effort to make Display Template samples from many great speakers around the world available in one location.
Watch twitter using hashtag #SPCSR for more info as we announce it.
Covering:
- Mobile Device Capability and Device Group
- Configurable roll-out configuration for LiveCopy
- ClientLibs for web sites
- HTML5 Video Component and Transcoding Pro!les
- Work%ow-based reverse-replication
- Work%ow-based UGC moderation
- Integration with SiteCatalyst and Events Tracking JS
This is useful for any entry level web developer. It describes what is performance. Tools you can used to measure and optimize performance and steps to follow to do the same.
Geek Sync | Azure Cloud & You: First Steps for the DBAIDERA Software
You can watch the replay for this Geek Sync webcast, Azure Cloud & You: First Steps for the DBA, in the IDERA Resource Center, http://ow.ly/68S750A4rtU.
It's not a question of whether or not the landscape for the common DBA is changing. Without a doubt, it is. Azure offers up a new world of possibilities for DBA's and we should all strive to learn it. In this session, we'll cover some basic knowledge and terminology of Azure as well as how easy it is to incorporate Azure into your environment. We will stand up a new Azure virtual machine as well as a setup SQL DB. You will see how easy it is to accomplish this. This new-found knowledge will help propel your career into the new landscape.
Speaker: John Morehouse is currently a Consultant with Denny Cherry & Associates living in Louisville, Kentucky. John led the Omaha SQL Server user group for 7 years and is now a leader of the Louisville SQL Server/Power BI user group. He is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, 2016 IDERA ACE, blogger, avid tweeter, and a frequent speaker at SQL Saturday's as well as other conferences. In his spare time, you can usually find John on Twitter (@sqlrus) as well as chasing his two young sons around the house.
Presented at dotCMS Boot Camp 2010, this presentation covers everything that entails migrating from earlier versions to the upcoming release v1.9. We cover what you can anticipate in the migration process and best practices for making it go as smoothly as possible.
Take a load off! Load testing your Oracle APEX or JDeveloper web applicationsSage Computing Services
Geeeez, after demanding you unit test, system test, black box test, white box test, test-test-test everything, your manager is now demanding you load test your brand spanking new Oracle web application. How on earth can you do this?
This technical presentation will explain the concepts behind preparing for load testing, the Http protocol's request/response model, and live demonstrations using Oracle's Http Analyzer and Apache's JMeter to stress test your Oracle web application.
The presentation is suitable for anybody, be it DBAs or developers, who are concerned about the performance of any web based application, possibly an Apex or JDeveloper or 3rd party web application. Knowledge of Apex or JDeveloper is not mandatory for this presentation and they will not be covered in any depth.
Data Caching Strategies for Oracle Mobile Application Frameworkandrejusb
Fetching and forgetting data access is not optimal for mobile applications and Oracle Mobile Application Framework in particular. Data transfer is expensive in terms of performance and network bandwidth for mobile applications. We should optimize this and implement data caching for successful Oracle Mobile Application Framework applications. Learn how to use a local Oracle Mobile Application Framework SQLite database to cache data and minimize web service calls. This practical session explains a strategy for how and when to cache and refresh data and includes live demos for Oracle Mobile Application Framework data caching strategies.
These are the slides from my #SPSBE session #SPSBE23 on Display Templates and JSLink for IT Pros. This is a slightly amended version of the session that I've uploaded for SPSUK and SPSSTHLM as a result of feedback from those earlier sessions.
As a result of conversations from this session and a twitter jam during the journey home, I'll announcing some great news about a community effort to make Display Template samples from many great speakers around the world available in one location.
Watch twitter using hashtag #SPCSR for more info as we announce it.
Covering:
- Mobile Device Capability and Device Group
- Configurable roll-out configuration for LiveCopy
- ClientLibs for web sites
- HTML5 Video Component and Transcoding Pro!les
- Work%ow-based reverse-replication
- Work%ow-based UGC moderation
- Integration with SiteCatalyst and Events Tracking JS
This is useful for any entry level web developer. It describes what is performance. Tools you can used to measure and optimize performance and steps to follow to do the same.
CQRS and Event Sourcing for Java DevelopersMarkus Eisele
As presented at CJUG. Recording will be up here: http://www.meetup.com/ChicagoJUG/events/231837105/
As soon as an application becomes even moderately complex, CQRS and an Event Sourced architecture start making a lot of sense. The talk is focused on: - the challenges and tactics of separating the write model from the query model in a complex domain - how commands naturally lead to events and to an event based system, and - how events get projected into useful, eventually consistent views. Event Sourcing is one of those things that you really need to push through at the beginning (much like TDD) and that - once understood and internalized, will change the way you architect a system. This talk introduces you to the basic concepts and problem spaces to solve.
SQL Server 2008 Fast Track Data Warehouse 2.0
This was a presentation to the Silicon Valley SQL Server User Group in February 2010.
Speaker: Phil Hummel of WinWire Technologies
Presentation developed by Bruce Campbell
Western Region Data Warehouse Specialist, Microsoft
For more information about the SQL Server User Group, contact Mark Ginnebaugh, President of DesignMind, at mark@designmind.com
Amazon Aurora is a MySQL-compatible, relational database engine that combines the speed and availability of high-end commercial databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open source databases. Amazon Aurora provides up to five times better performance than MySQL at a price point one tenth that of a commercial database while delivering similar performance and availability.
In this webinar, learn how using Amazon Aurora allows you to: migrate existing MySQL databases for up to 5x increase in throughput performance, automatically grow database volumes up to 64TB, automatically replicate 6 copies of data across 3 Availability Zones, and transparently failover to ensure high-availability.
Learning Objectives:
• How to migrate existing MySQL databases to Amazon Aurora
• How Amazon Aurora delivers up to 5x MySQL performance on similar hardware
• How to automatically grow database volumes up to 64TB
• How Amazon Aurora protects you data through automated replication and transparent failover
Who Should Attend:
• Security Administrators, IT auditors, Devops Engineers and Developers
Amazon Aurora is a MySQL-compatible database engine that combines the speed and availability of high-end commercial databases with the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of open source databases. The service is now in preview. Come to our session for an overview of the service and learn how Aurora delivers up to five times the performance of MySQL yet is priced at a fraction of what you'd pay for a commercial database with similar performance and availability.
Speakers:
Ronan Guilfoyle, AWS Solutions Architect
Brian Scanlan, Engineer, Intercom.io
AWS Workshop Series: Microsoft SQL server and SharePoint on AWSAmazon Web Services
Run SharePoint on AWS to rapidly deploy and scale your collaboration platform. Take advantage of the benefits that the AWS cloud offers such as pay-as-you-go pricing, scalability, and data integrity to run your SharePoint workloads today. In this workshop we will cover the best practices for creating your SharePoint infrastructure and show you options for migrating your data and applications.
by John McGrath, Startup Solutions Architect, AWS
Database Week at the AWS Loft is an opportunity to learn about Amazon’s broad and deep family of managed database services. These services provide easy, scalable, reliable, and cost-effective ways to manage your data in the cloud. We explain the fundamentals and take a technical deep dive into Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora relational databases, Amazon DynamoDB non-relational databases, Amazon Neptune graph databases, and Amazon ElastiCache managed Redis, along with options for database migration, caching, search and more. You'll will learn how to get started, how to support applications, and how to scale.
Microsoft SQL Server is a commonly-used commercial relational database, especially for organizations that use Microsoft development tools. We’ll look at how to run SQL Server on the AWS Cloud, with examples of organizations using it.
SharePoint 2010 Boost your farm performance!Brian Culver
Is your farm struggling to server your organization? How long is it taking between page requests? Where is your bottleneck in your farm? Is your SQL Server tuned properly? Worried about upgrading due to poor performance? We will look at various tools for analyzing and measuring performance of your farm. We will look at simple SharePoint and IIS configuration options to instantly improve performance.
In this session, learn the best practices and considerations for running Microsoft SQL Server on AWS, best practices for deploying SQL Server, how to choose between Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS, and ways to optimize the performance of your SQL Server deployment for different application types. We will review how to provision and monitor your SQL Server databases, and how to manage scalability, performance, availability, security, and backup and recovery in both Amazon RDS and Amazon EC2. In addition, we will also cover how you can set up a disaster recovery solution between an on-premises SQL Server environment and AWS, using native SQL Server features like log shipping, replication, and AlwaysOn Availability Groups.
Key Outcomes:
• Understand Microsoft SQL Server deployment options on AWS
• The Latest features in SQL Server 2016
• Get Best practices for deploying
• SQL Server on Amazon EC2
• Amazon RDS for SQL Server
Who Should Attend:
• Technical Decision Makers
• Senior IT Managers and Specialist
• DBA’s
• Solution Architects and Engineer
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