Introduction to NoSQL, Redis and CouchDB presented by Jonathan Weiss at BarCampRuhr4

1. N✮SQL
Data-Storage jenseits von SQL
Jonathan Weiss
Peritor GmbH

2. Wer?
Ruby-Entwickler
Open-Source-Contributor (http://github.com/jweiss)
@jweiss
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3. N✮SQL-Datenbanken?
Built for the Web
Skalierbar
Performant
Flexibles Datenschema
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4. Riak BigTable
Lotus Notes Amazon S3
Memcached
Redis
Cassandra
MongoDB
Dynamo Dynomite
CouchDB
Amazon SimpleDB
Excel ;)
Tokyo Tyrant Neo4j
Project Voldemort HBase
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5. Der Status-Quo
Relationale Datenstrukturen
SQL
Transaktionssicherheit
Locking
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6. Das Problem
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7. Das Problem
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8. Die Lösung
”Simplicity is prerequisite for
reliability“
— Edsger W. Dijkstra
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9. Die Lösung
key => “value”
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10. Dokumente
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11. Integrität
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12. Eventual Consistency
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13. Append-Only
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14. Append-Only
Update
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15. Append-Only
Update
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16. Skalierbarkeit
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17. Tools
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18. Tools
Riak BigTable
Lotus Notes Amazon S3
Memcached
Redis
Cassandra
MongoDB
Dynamo Dynomite
CouchDB
Amazon SimpleDB
Excel ;)
Tokyo Tyrant Neo4j
Project Voldemort HBase
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19. Tools
Riak BigTable
Lotus Notes Amazon S3
Memcached
Redis
Cassandra
MongoDB
Dynamo Dynomite
CouchDB
Amazon SimpleDB
Excel ;)
Tokyo Tyrant Neo4j
Project Voldemort HBase
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20. Redis
Simpler Key-Value-Store
Speichert Strings, Listen und Sets
Persistenz über Snapshots oder Append-Logs
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21. Redis
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22. Redis
set foo 4
Request
1000
+OK Response
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23. Scaling
Master-Slave
mittels Snapshots
Multiple Master
mittels Hash Ring
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24. Einsatz-Szenarien
Persistenter Cache
Session-Store
Realtime-Data: Monitoring, Trading, ...
Simple Message Queue
Shared State
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25. CouchDB
relax
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26. CouchDB
Dokument-orientiert
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27. ”CouchDB is built of the Web“
— Jacob Kaplan-Moss
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28. CouchDB Document
{
"_id": "BCCD12CBB",
"_rev": "1-­‐AB764C",
"type": "person",
"name": "Darth Vader",
"age": 63,
"headware": ["Helmet", "Sombrero"],
"dark_side": true
}
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29. CouchDB Document
{
"_id": "BCCD12CBB",
"_rev": "1-­‐AB764C",
"type": "person",
"name": "Darth Vader",
"age": 63,
"headware": ["Helmet", "Sombrero"],
"dark_side": true
}
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30. CouchDB Document
{
"_id": "BCCD12CBB",
"_rev": "1-­‐AB764C",
"type": "person",
"name": "Darth Vader",
"age": 63,
"headware": ["Helmet", "Sombrero"],
"dark_side": true
}
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31. CouchDB - CRUD
Erstellen/Aktualisieren:
PUT /starwars/BCCD12CBB
Lesen:
GET /starwars/BCCD12CBB
Löschen:
DELETE /starwars/BCCD12CBB
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32. CouchDB
Wie komme ich an meine Daten?
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33. CouchDB
Views!
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34. CouchDB
function(doc) {
if (doc.headware) {
for (var hat in doc.headware) {
emit(hat, 1);
}
}
}
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35. CouchDB
function(keys, values, rereduce) {
return sum(values);
}
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36. Libraries
SimplyStored: Ruby wrapper Models
Associations
Callbacks
Validations
Dynamic finder
S3 attachments
Paranoid delete
http://github.com/peritor/simply_stored
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37. Libraries
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38. B-Tree
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39. Crash-Proof
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40. Offline by default
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41. Replication
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42. CouchDB
POST /_replication
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43. Und?
Daten sind wieder König
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44. Aber!
Kein goldener Hammer
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47. Peritor
Cloud-Management und -Deployment made easy
http://scalarium.com
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48. Peritor GmbH
Blücherstr. 22, Hof III Aufgang 6
10961 Berlin
Tel.: +49 (0)30 69 20 09 84 0
Fax: +49 (0)30 69 20 09 84 9
Internet: www.peritor.com
E-Mail: info@peritor.com
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