Friday, February 23, 2018

#192: MongoDB 4.0 to get ACID transaction support

#192 — February 23, 2018

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MongoDB To Get Multi-Document ACID Transaction Support — We linked an early leak of this news last week, but now MongoDB has made the announcement themselves. MongoDB 4.0, due later this year, will support ACID-compliant transactions and MongoDB 4.2 will then add support for transactions across sharded deployments.

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TablePlus: A Fast and Modern Native macOS Database Tool — It's not free (there is a free version, however) but it's nice to see the effort put into building this tool that supports numerous database systems.

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How to Suck at Database Administration — Or '15 signs you aren't a senior DBA'. A fun piece covering things you might know or do as a veteran DBA.

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The Hybrid Database Capturing Perishable Insights at Yiguo — Yiguo is a large online produce marketplace in China with significant data management requirements. This case study looks at how and why they moved from Hadoop and SQL Server to TiDB and TiSpark.

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Changing Data Types on Large Tables in SQL Server: The INT to BIGINT Conundrum — A walk through the process of changing a column's data type on a 500GB table with minimal downtime.

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Setting up Development Database Servers on macOS with Docker — Running database servers in containers may be tricky in production, but for development environments it's a great option.

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Performance at Scale: Keeping Your Database on Its Toes

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Stream Processing 101: From SQL to Streaming SQL in 10 Minutes

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Testing Database Changes the Right Way

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PostgreSQL Rocks, Except When It Blocks: Understanding Locks

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The 'null' Pitfall in SQL — Using != in a WHERE clause won't match nulls - you'd need IS DISTINCT FROM for that.

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Easy Cassandra Scaling with Terraform, Chef and Rundeck

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MongoDB's Drive to Multi-Document Transactions — A look at what was involved in bringing transaction support to MongoDB and how incremental advancements to MongoDB version-by-version led to where it's at now.

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