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Redis, from the Ground Up ← Michael J. Russo | mjrusso.com
by 1 other (via)"A deep dive into Redis' origins, design decisions, feature set, and a look at a few potential applications."
Heroku Encourages Polyglot Persistence « myNoSQL
by 1 other (via)Examples of use cases for the different NoSQL databases.
Yoshinori Matsunobu's blog: Using MySQL as a NoSQL - A story for exceeding 750,000 qps on a commodity server
by 2 others (via)Interesting use of MySQL as a NoSQL database, for speed reasons.
Why does Quora use MySQL as the data store rather than NoSQLs such as Cassandra, MongoDB, CouchDB, etc? - Quora
(via)Explanation of Quora founder of the benefits of using MySQL over NoSQL solutions.
CouchOne – Blog - A Gentle Introduction to CouchDB for Relational Practitioners
A high-level introduction to CouchDB principles.
MongoDB Aggregation I: Counting and Grouping | Kyle Banker
by 1 otherSerie of 3 posts on MongoDB aggregation. The group() function is awesomely powerful.
Announcing tempalias.com « gnegg
(via)Posts describing the development of tempalias.com, a web service for forwarding email to a temporary alias build with node.js and redis.
PHP & MongoDB Sitting in a Tree: Part 1 | Inside DealTaker
by 2 others (via)"Yet another MongoDB and PHP tutorial, say it ain’t so! Well yes, but this tutorial aims to be more complete than the others out there."
TwitterAlikeExample - redis - Project Hosting on Google Code
A simple real app exemple coded in PHP with redis as a database.
MongoKit Documentation — MongoKit v0.5 documentation
The documentation of MongoKit, "a python module that brings structured schema and validation layer on top of the great pymongo driver. It has be written to be simpler and lighter as possible with the KISS and DRY principles in mind."
A fast, fuzzy, full-text index using Redis | PlayNice.ly
(via)PlayNice.ly is entirely based on a data-structure server called Redis. Redis is one of several new key-value databases which break away from traditional relational data architecture. It is simple, flexible, and blazingly fast. So why not use the tools we have already?
