Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developers Episode 199: Michael Stonebraker on Current Developments in Databases
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Dec 5, 2013 Chapters
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Your Paper, One Size Fits All
01:51 • 2min
The Database Market Is at a Tipping Point
03:29 • 5min
OLTP Is a Main Memory Database Market, Not a Traditional Architecture Market
08:27 • 3min
The Traditional Architecture of Relational Database Systems
11:36 • 3min
OLTP Databases - Where Does All the Time Go?
14:52 • 3min
The Four Pieces of Pie
18:00 • 5min
Two Pieces of the Pie
22:50 • 2min
The Fourth Piece of the Pie, Multi-Threading
25:11 • 4min
Using Multi-Version Concurrency Control
29:11 • 4min
Vault DB Is Optimized for Multi-Chunk Transactions
33:31 • 2min
No One Is Willing to Pay Down Time
35:45 • 3min
Eventual Consistency Isn't Consistent in Real Time
38:16 • 6min
NoSQL - Is Scale Out the Answer?
44:10 • 4min
Is There a Place for Hadoop for the Right Set of Problems?
48:03 • 2min
Hadoop - The Go Slow Command by a Factor of 50 or 100
49:47 • 4min
Is Your Hadoop Stack in the Easiest Category?
54:14 • 3min
The Places We've Found Early Acceptance
57:28 • 3min
Is Open Source a Good Business Model?
01:00:25 • 6min
ACM Software Engineering Radio
01:05:56 • 2min