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cookret
Jan 4th, 2012, 11:13 PM
We want to use cloud computing to host an application. Due to volume, the database can take 10+ hours to index the data.
If the individual server that is hosting the database goes down, will we have to wait for the data to be re-indexed or is this type of redundancy built in to the cloud?

swizzle
Feb 24th, 2012, 11:53 PM
What DB are you talking about, MySQL? I think that you need Redis for this needs

adamsmith111
Feb 27th, 2012, 06:12 AM
We can meet several problem in database management such as...

Duplicate content
Data redundancy
Anomaly

etc...

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gamesveta
Oct 22nd, 2012, 01:14 AM
There’s a lot there, but it’s not nearly as long as the list could be if I was to dissect all of the services out there. For the record, any “cloud data solution” that includes the phrase “frees you from the restrictions of an RDBMS” or “develop applications without IT” are not considered here.

My reasoning is simple, your organization holds a ton of critical and relevant data in RDBMS databases now, changing that is possible, but at least for the time being, these applications will be limited to business units or pretty small businesses. I am looking at the problem from the IT perspective.

And a final note, I have not gone and tried any of these databases. There just isn’t time to do that level of research for a blog post. So understand that I am working off of the web pages of these vendors. Still, the market is young enough that for many, you can tell what they’re about pretty reliably.


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