http://www.couchbase.com https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/images/the-nosql-database-podcast-v2.png http://www.couchbase.com Developer Advocate, Nic Raboy, meets with top developers and database leaders to share everything you need to know when it comes to NoSQL databases. Learn about the latest trends in web, mobile, IoT, and game development and how companies are including NoSQL databases into their technology stack. Hear tips and tricks when it comes to using NoSQL databases as well as success stories from people all around the world. This podcast is sponsored by the open source NoSQL database company, Couchbase. en-us Nic Raboy copyright 2016 Thu, 31 Mar 2016 06:00:00 PDT Nic Raboy Developer Advocate, Nic Raboy, meets with top developers and database leaders to share everything you need to know when it comes to NoSQL databases. Learn about the latest trends in web, mobile, IoT, and game development and how companies are including NoSQL databases into their technology stack. Hear tips and tricks when it comes to using NoSQL databases as well as success stories from people all around the world. This podcast is sponsored by the open source NoSQL database company, Couchbase. The ins and outs of NoSQL databases with Nic Raboy Nic Raboy nic@couchbase.com No http://nosql.libsyn.com/rss database,nosql,document,couchbase,rdbms,big data,json TV-G Mountain View, California Monthly Thu, 31 Mar 2016 06:00:00 PDT https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/data/2016/TNDP+-+Episode+1+-+NoSQL+in+the+Perspective+of+Industry+Leaders.mp3 Fri, 15 Jan 2016 16:01:00 PDT In this episode I am joined by three experts in the NoSQL database space. I am joined by Perry Krug from Couchbase, Tim Berglund from DataStax, and Srini Penchikala from InfoQ. The four of us give an introduction in regards to what NoSQL is, where it came from, and how it relates to the older relational databases that exist as of today. Have you ever wondered why companies use NoSQL in their technology stack? We'll answer these kind of things in the episode. If you have questions for any of the guest speakers in today's episode or about the episode itself, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode. https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/data/2016/TNDP+-+Episode+1+-+NoSQL+in+the+Perspective+of+Industry+Leaders.mp3 57:54 In this episode I am joined by three experts in the NoSQL database space. I am joined by Perry Krug from Couchbase, Tim Berglund from DataStax, and Srini Penchikala from InfoQ. The four of us give an introduction in regards to what NoSQL is, where it came from, and how it relates to the older relational databases that exist as of today. Have you ever wondered why companies use NoSQL in their technology stack? We'll answer these kind of things in the episode. If you have questions for any of the guest speakers in today's episode or about the episode itself, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode. database,nosql,couchbase,document,rdbms,json,big data no https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/data/2016/TNDP+-+Episode+2+-+NoSQL+and+Where+It%27s+Used.mp3 Tue, 23 Feb 2016 16:00:00 PDT In this episode I am joined by a company that is actively using NoSQL in their business and using it well. I am joined by Brett Porter, who is the Head of Architecture at SafetyCulture, an Austrailian based company. I interview Brett to find out more information in regards to how they're using NoSQL at SafetyCulture, what databases they're using, and what secured their decision in choosing NoSQL versus the alternatives. If you have questions regarding todays episode or for the guest speaker, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode. SafetyCulture can be used for free by visiting http://safetyculture.io/. https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/data/2016/TNDP+-+Episode+2+-+NoSQL+and+Where+It%27s+Used.mp3 18:45 In this episode I am joined by a company that is actively using NoSQL in their business and using it well. I am joined by Brett Porter, who is the Head of Architecture at SafetyCulture, an Austrailian based company. I interview Brett to find out more information in regards to how they're using NoSQL at SafetyCulture, what databases they're using, and what secured their decision in choosing NoSQL versus the alternatives. If you have questions regarding todays episode or for the guest speaker, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode. SafetyCulture can be used for free by visiting http://safetyculture.io/. nosql,database,safetyculture,couchbase,amazon,aws,dynamodb no https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/data/2016/TNDP+-+Episode+3+-+Switching+from+a+Relational+Database+to+NoSQL.mp3 Thu, 31 Mar 2016 16:00:00 PDT In this episode I am joined by a company that was once using an Oracle RDBMS and has since switched entirely to using NoSQL. I am joined by Tom Coates, who is a Senior Principal Architect at Nuance. I interview Tom to find out more information regarding how they were using Oracle at Nuance and what were the driving factors in why they switched completely to a new and completely different database platform. In this episode you'll learn more about the type of data being stored, the complete transition process, and any difficulties that came up along the way. If you have questions regarding todays episode or for the guest speaker, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode. You can learn more about Nuance by visiting http://www.nuance.com https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/podcasts.couchbase.com/data/2016/TNDP+-+Episode+3+-+Switching+from+a+Relational+Database+to+NoSQL.mp3 29:55 In this episode I am joined by a company that was once using an Oracle RDBMS and has since switched entirely to using NoSQL. I am joined by Tom Coates, who is a Senior Principal Architect at Nuance. I interview Tom to find out more information regarding how they were using Oracle at Nuance and what were the driving factors in why they switched completely to a new and completely different database platform. In this episode you'll learn more about the type of data being stored, the complete transition process, and any difficulties that came up along the way. If you have questions regarding todays episode or for the guest speaker, send an email to advocates@couchbase.com. You'll either receive a response via email or have your question answered in a future episode. You can learn more about Nuance by visiting http://www.nuance.com nosql,rdbms,nuance,oracle,mongodb,couchbase,transition,switching no