NoSQL Search Roadshow Copenhagen 2013

GOTO NoSQL: How to integrate Hadoop with your NoSQL/Operational database?

Date: 6.06.2013

Time: Registration starts at 16.00, Duration: 16.30-18.30

Venue:

Copenhagen City, Denmark
Trifork A/S
Landgreven 3, 1.
DK-1301 Copenhagen K

Costs Free of charge

Snacks & refreshments included

PRESENTATION I

Speaker: Tugdual Grall (CouchBase)

Bio: Tugdual "Tug" Grall is a Technical Evangelist at Couchbase, an open source advocate and a passionate developer. He currently works with the European developer communities to ease the NoSQL adoption. Tugdual is contributing to the Java and Node/JavaScript Couchbase SDKs. Before joining Couchbase Tugdual was CTO of eXo the company behind the revolutionary online development tools Cloud-IDE and the open source social platform eXo Platform. Earlier Tugdual has work as Product Manager and Developer on the Oracle Middleware focusing on Java EE platform. He is co-founder of the Nantes JUG (Java User Group) that holds since 2008 monthly meeting about Java ecosystem. He also writes a blog available at http://tugdualgrall.blogspot.com and available @tgrall. Finally when he finds the time to do it, he develops the site www.resultri.com a Google App Engine based application.

Title: How to integrate Hadoop with your NoSQL/Operational database?

Abstract: We ask much more of our data than ever before. Not only does it need to be available in milliseconds when requested, but we also want to be able to extract every last bit of intelligence from the data to make decisions, which make our applications more effective.

During this presentation you will see how a mix of Hadoop and a NoSQL engine, such as Couchbase, to create an Ad-Targeting platform to analyze billions of user-related events and millions of user profiles, and deliver the correct ad in a handful of milliseconds. Based on this concrete example you will see how these technologies provide you with all of the tools to deal with new types of applications and scale- up (in terms of data or users).

This presentation is beneficial for any attendee; as they will learn from a production large-scale use case:

  • The challenges of new applications dealing with Big Data (especially how to deliver them quickly)
  • The differences between the “Analytical” part of the system (Hadoop) and the “Operational” part (Couchbase)

This type of deployment has been used by various Couchbase customers such as AOL Advertizing and Tubemongul

During the Warm up Event we will make a draw for one free ticket for the NoSQL Search Copenhagen 2013!

  

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