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janemanos
7y ago
Here is the repo on Github https://github.com/arangoml/arangopipe
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When Exceptions Collide
(arangodb.com)
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ArangoDB: Three Databases in One
(thenewstack.io)
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Explaining SQL and NoSQL, to Grandma
(medium.com)
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janemanos
7y ago
Supporting full distributed ACID transactions is the holy grail for databases, especially if you want them with minimal performance impact. For single instance settings we guarantee full ACID semantics and in a cluster setting ArangoDB supp
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janemanos
7y ago
Congrats to the whole team!
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janemanos
7y ago
I guess more and more people are turning towards search engines directly integrated into databases, like ArangoSearch of ArangoDB to combine search with other needs https://www.arangodb.com/why-arangodb/full-text-search
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Threat Intelligence Data Storage
(medium.com)
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How native multi-model databases work
(arangodb.com)
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janemanos
7y ago
Will be interesting to see how other open source projects like ArangoDB (Apache2), Timescale (Apache 2) or Scylla (AGPL/Apache2) will react.
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Webinar: Scalable Graph Processing on Kubernetes
(arangodb.com)
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janemanos
8y ago
Think we have to be a bit more precise here. ArangoDB supports documents, key/value, and graph. It is not really optimized for large timeseries use cases which might need windowing or other features. Influx or Timescale might provide b
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janemanos
8y ago
you might find this interesting: https://www.innoplexus.com/blog/products-powered-by-arangodb...
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janemanos
8y ago
Jan from ArangoDB here. Can't disclose anything yet but feel free to join the webinar of our co-founder Claudius. He will share details about our future plans in only 2 weeks https://www.arangodb.com/arangodb-events
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janemanos
8y ago
Congrats, guys!
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janemanos
8y ago
Think CosmosDB just is not too appealing with it's layered multi-model approach compared to ArangoDBs native way to support multiple data models in one db.
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janemanos
8y ago
the cool thing about Arango is that you can use all data models also in a cluster setting and combine the models as you need. A pretty nice and helpful community around the project as well.
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A Feel-Good AI Story Went Wrong in Flint
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Weapons of Micro Destruction
(towardsdatascience.com)
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8y ago
Sounds kind of "old" tech to have different layers for supporting different data models. Like the native multi-model approach of ArangoDB much better. Their aggregation framework is pretty neat and the database also has full graph
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Twitter bans distribution of hacked materials ahead of US midterm elections
(zdnet.com)
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Reaching and Harnessing Consensus (2017)
(arangodb.com)
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8y ago
The simplest explanation is that ArangoDB uses JSON as dataformat to the outside world. JSON doesn't support these types like arbitrary exact decimal, or timestamps. Despite ArangoDB using VelocyPack internally, which is capabable of m
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8y ago
This is on the list of more than one teammate here at ArangoDB. But also not trivial to implement.
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How I Outsmarted a FiveThirtyEight Forecasting Algorithm
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A day in fascism
(medium.com)
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The Business Guide to Machine Learning
(au.pcmag.com)
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Deep Dive into Math Behind Deep Networks
(towardsdatascience.com)
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8y ago
ArangoDB also has a first tool to listen to changes in the database and execute actions or queries. It is limited to a single node. Question is how scalable all of these tools are https://www.arangodb.com/2017/03/a
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I'm Dating Cassandra, but Cheating with ArangoDB
(iyobo.co)
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