As well as summaries of each database, I cover the main types of database, key jargon/marketing terms and what they really mean, and provide links to a wealth new news and reviews in the NoSQL space!

by Adam Fowler

This was published in Feb 2015. The book covers how to look at the main databases in the NoSQL space – both commercial and open source – and analyse them for your needs.

In particular I talk about Mission-Critical Enterprise class use cases – not science projects or simple implementations. NoSQL is ready for the mainstream with many critical systems now built on the technology. Read this book to find out how you too can deploy NoSQL to finally fix that knotty problem you’ve been putting up with for so long.

I cover 19 products in the book, including: Aerospike, Riak, Redis, Voldemort, Oracle NoSQL, Cassandra, HBase, Accumulo, Hypertable, MongoDB, MarkLogic, Couchbase, Microsoft DocumentDB, OrientDB, ArangoDB, Franz AllegroGraph, Neo4j, SolrCloud and Elasticsearch.

Order the book today from Amazon.

I started an Apache 2 open source project called MarkLogic Workflow in early 2015. This provides a workflow engine built in to MarkLogic that complies with the BPMN2 open standard. Read the posts about this content and human centric workflow engine built with MarkLogic Server!