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RavenDB
6M ago
For Episode 123 of the CollabTalk Podcast, we explored the pivotal role of community in shaping businesses, discussing my guest’s founding of his company and the strategies for building and nurturing open-source communities. We covered the symbiosis between commercial success and community engagement, emphasizing the importance of community feedback in innovation and the challenges and benefits of integrating open-source models into business strategies. You can listen to the podcast above and follow me using your favorite app, such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or the iHear ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
A couple of months ago I had the joy of giving an internal lecture to our developer group about Voron, RavenDB’s dedicated storage engine. In the lecture, I’m going over the design and implementation of our storage engine.
If you ever had an interest on how RavenDB’s transactional and high performance storage works, that is the lecture for you. Note that this is aimed at our developers, so we are going deep.
You can find the slides here and here is the full video.
The post RavenDB’s storage engine: Voron–unlocking the secret appeared first on RavenDB NoSQL Database ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
We got an interesting question in the RavenDB Discussion:
We have Polo (shirts) products. Some customers search for Polo and others search for Polos. The term Polos exists in only a few of the descriptions and marketing info so the results are different.
Is there a way to automatically generate singular and plural forms of a term or would I have to explicitly add those?
What is actually requested here is to perform a process known as stemming. Turning a word into its root. That is a core concept in full-text search, and RavenDB allows you to make use of that.
The idea is that during indexing a ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
In this episode we talk to Dejan Milicic about the new version of RavenDb that just dropped.
We also talk about how important passion is as a developer.
You can listen to this here.
The post Coding after work: RavenDb, passion, and books with Dejan Milicic appeared first on RavenDB NoSQL Database ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
RavenDB is typically accessed directly by your application, using an X509 certificate for authentication. The same applies when you are connecting to RavenDB as a user.
Many organizations require that user authentication will not use just a single factor (such as a password or a certificate) but multiple. RavenDB now supports the ability to define Two Factor Authentication for access.
Here is how this looks like in the RavenDB Studio ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
One of the interesting components of RavenDB Cloud is status reporting. It turns out that when you offer X as a Service, people really care about your operational status.
For RavenDB Cloud, we have https://status.ravendb.net/, which will give you some insights into the overall health of the system. Here are some details from the status page:
The interesting thing about this page is that it shows global status, indicating issues affecting large swaths of users. For instance, Azure having issues in a whole region in the image above is a great example of one such scenario. Regula ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
When Oren Eini originally developed RavenDB, he used the Lucene library to implement indexing. Eventually, his team encountered limitations with this strategy, so they created the Corax search engine, which improved query execution time significantly. Oren discusses the challenges involved in creating this engine and the approaches they took to overcome these challenges.
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The post Recording: Technology & Friends – Oren Eini on the Corax Search Engine appeared first on RavenDB NoSQL Database ..read more
RavenDB
6M ago
RavenDB can run on the Raspberry Pi, it is actually an important use case for us when our users are deploying RavenDB as part of Internet of Things systems. We wanted to showcase RavenDB’s performance and decided that instead of scaling up and showing you how well RavenDB does ridiculous loads, we’ll go the other way around. We’ll go small, and let you directly experience how efficient RavenDB is.
You can look at the demo unit directly on this page.
We decided to dial it down yet further, and run RavenDB on the Raspberry Pi Zero.
This tiny computer is about the size of a cigarette lighter ..read more
RavenDB
10M ago
Fungible is a funny word, mostly because you are most likely familiar with the term from NFT (non-fungible tokens) and other similar scams. At its core, it is the idea that for certain things, the instance doesn’t matter, just the amount.
The classic example is that if I lend you a 50$ bill, and you give me back two 20$ bills and a 10$ bill, you gave me back my money. That is even though you very clearly didn’t. I didn’t get the same physical 50$ paper bill back, I got bills for that same amount. On the other hand, if I give you my dog for the weekend, I would be quite upset if I got it back t ..read more