Speaker Academy: NoSQL NoSQL, concepts and applied cases
Apache Cassandra Apache Cassandra is a distributed, sparse database with a permeable schema. Its design without individual points of failure and the client-side configuration of the desired consistency level during read and write operations allow excellent linear scalability with very good fault tolerance. Apache Cassandra is very well suited for massive quantities of data and large write volumes. In this presentation we will explore Cassandra’s architecture and the theory it derives from, illustrated with concrete examples. We will also dive into its evolution, particularly the new features coming with the latest version 1.2.
MongoDB Katia will tell us how her team chose MongoDB (the intellectual journey, getting started, document design). She will also talk to us about APIs around Java, the driver, etc. at a lower level.
Benoit is a software engineer at Verisign — the Internet registry for .COM and .NET domain names. He is responsible for developing the internal platform for data storage and analysis, based on Hadoop and its ecosystem. His daily work includes ingestion and storage of internal and external data streams, writing tools to help analyze this data, and setting up a search and extraction platform for this data. In addition to being the happy father of two young children, Benoit is an Apache contributor, NoSQL technology evangelist, and a frequent speaker at Swiss and European technology conferences.
Katia has worked in IT since 2005, first as a consultant at Xebia and Sopra, and as a freelancer since September 2012. She’s mostly Java developer (while also dabbling in PHP). She has worked with MongoDB since 2010, becoming one of the first java teams getting MongoDB in production in France, urban dive. She’s spoken about Java and MongoDB at Java User Groups, MongoDays and MongoDB User groups about her expertise via hands-on workshops, presentations and open space Q-A’s. One of her ventures is Duchess France, which focuses on educating women developers on emerging technologies. She is passionate about Open Source and enjoys getting involved on community contributions.
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