If you structure your data correctly, your JSON schema will enable fast, flexible, reliable, and scalable applications that enhance user experiences and lower costs for operations and development. But mapping relational schemas to JSON schemas can be challenging. Not all JSON databases are created equal, and using the wrong data structures can yield disappointing performance and scalability.
Building modern applications helps companies give better experiences to their customers and ward off the competition. Application development has evolved rapidly and had a knock-on effect on database evolution as well. Without the right database, your critical applications are likely to face major challenges and hurt your customer experiences and competitive advantage.
In this session, you’ll learn how a single platform provides:
- Superior scaling, performance, and application support
- A reduction in database sprawl and management challenges
- Time savings and lower cost of ownership
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Most of all get the information you need to be indispensable in your job. You`ll hear the most up-to-date information on topics like:
- The tools and techniques attackers are using and how to architect for prevention
- Virtualizing your infrastructure and applications without impacting performance
- Secure, reliable co-location services
- Changing the performance and economics of enterprise storage
- The future of authentication and security
- Secure and unify end user and privileged user identity
- Protecting your network against the widest range of DNS-based malware and attacks
- Big Data best-of-breed approach
- How low-code can help you deliver on your digital initiatives
- Agile techniques to deliver custom application solutions
The move to serverless application development promises numerous advantages, including streamlined architecture, faster development, and better resource allocation and consumption. But it also affects team dynamics, and your success is highly dependent on the tools, ecosystems, and infrastructures you choose.
In this webcast, guest speaker Devin Dickerson of Forrester Research joins us to discuss what you should expect when you move to serverless. We’ll cover:
- How serverless architectures affect modern application capabilities and user experiences
- The team dynamics of continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD)
- Common challenges developers face when building data-driven serverless applications
- What the future holds for distributed deployments and for avoiding lock-in from vendors, cloud service providers, and technologies
You’ll learn not just about the advantages of consumption-based costs and invisible infrastructures, but also how new serverless technologies and development techniques are modernizing applications.
As data and analytics environments become increasingly complex, organizations can no longer afford to perform many operations manually. According to TDWI research, automation (in general) is one of the top three priorities for analytics. We see automation occurring throughout the data and analytics life cycle. Automation increasingly leverages embedded AI/ML algorithms (i.e., infused in the software) to help perform tasks such as profiling and cleansing data, identifying sensitive data, data mapping, surfacing insights, or building machine learning models.
Automation becomes especially important in the cloud where there are higher volumes of diverse data that need to be managed and more complex analytics that are often run in platforms such as cloud data lakes. Attend this TDWI webinar to learn more about automating data and analytics processes in the cloud.
Topics include:
- Why automation is important in cloud data and analytics environments
- The kinds of tools that are used for automation across the data and analytics life cycle
- Governance considerations for automated tooling
- Best practices for automating data and analytics in the cloud
As IoT devices and applications continue to grow in volume and variety, the centralized, cloud-based model used by many enterprises is taking a back seat in favor of moving data and processes closer to the edge to increase their flexibility, agility and accessibility. With more and more organizations adopting real-time capabilities and 5G networks on the rise, 2020 is poised to be a banner year for digital transformation opportunities across industries. At the same time, challenges remain, from the well-tread issues of speed and scalability, to data security and governance.
To educate IT decision makers and practitioners about the latest technologies and strategies, DBTA is hosting a special roundtable webinar on March 26th.
Looking for the best database to build highly adaptable modern applications? An RDBMS is powerful and familiar, but often too rigid. A JSON document data store is ideal for its extreme flexibility, but most don’t support critical relational capabilities like advanced SQL or ACID transactions. In this webinar, we’ll show you how to take advantage of the greatest strengths of relational and JSON together in a single NoSQL database.
In this webinar we’ll discuss why having a database designed for edge computing is crucial to the speed and reliability of your offline-first apps. As an example, we’ll talk to MOLO17 about their Zulu .E mobile app that allows first responders to gather and share patient information even in extremely remote areas where there’s no internet.
A distributed-cloud architecture is fundamental to edge computing, which greatly reduces latency by storing and processing data closer to the applications and users that consume it, enabling innovations like connected homes, autonomous vehicles, robotic surgery, and advanced real-time gaming.
In this online event, Verizon and Couchbase talk about how multi-access edge computing (MEC), 5G, and local data processing work together to enable ultra-low latency for mission-critical apps and services.
Common complaints with MongoDB include performance and scalability issues, insufficient support for JOINs and ACID transactions, and a proprietary query language most tech teams don’t know. In short, MongoDB isn’t the fast, familiar, flexible, affordable, and future-proof NoSQL database most organizations need for their critical applications.
Modern applications must be scalable, available, and flexible. And research shows that the most desired outcome of enterprise DevOps implementations is to improve the quality of the end-user experience. In this webinar, Couchbase joins 451 Research to discuss how a distributed data platform addresses the dynamics of changing user behavior by providing the foundation for mobile integration, analytical processing, and the rapid evolution of microservices.
The flexibility of JSON makes it ideal for building modern applications with NoSQL – but most NoSQL databases provide little or no support for the simple and powerful SQL you already know. In this webinar, we’ll show you how Couchbase fuses the best of NoSQL and SQL in a single database so you can build modern applications faster, easier, and more affordably using JSON documents.
shweta.deshpande on January 20, 2023 
