Transforming the Database: Critical Innovations for Performance at Scale

Transforming the Database
Your team is serious about ensuring database performance at scale. But legacy NoSQL technology could be eroding the impact of your achievements.

Following best practices for efficient data modeling, query optimization and observability is fundamental. But their power can be limited – or enhanced – by specific database capabilities. Often-overlooked database innovations can serve as a force multiplier, paving a much smoother path to speed at scale (e.g., millions of read/write operations and millisecond P99 response).
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Data Modeling: Learn How to Convert Schema on Read Into Schema on Write

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See what a JSON document looks like, understand how to read it, and learn how to convert it to a standard relational data model.
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Data Science for Spreadsheet Users

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In this webinar, DataCamp Account Executive Chris Cardillo will challenge anyone spending their days in and out of spreadsheets to pick up a coding language. He’ll cover the tangible benefits of incorporating coding into an everyday workflow, as well as examples of where coding enhances or replaces work done in spreadsheets. Finally, he’ll cover some R language equivalents for spreadsheet techniques, and where to get started when you’re ready to take the first step.
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How To Turbocharge Your Application with Contextual Analytics

Contextual analytics, as the next phase of embedded, brings dashboards, automated analysis and analytics directly into your application’s core workflows delivering data directly within the user interface and within the transaction flow. By seamlessly blending analytics and actions, improve both your app’s core functionality and enable opportunities for exciting new analytical experiences for your users - and improve the value of your application.
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The Rise of Data Mesh and Data Fabric Architectures

As businesses strive to advance digital transformation efforts, legacy architectures can be a significant obstacle to enabling the agility required to succeed in today's ever-changing data landscape. Many enterprises struggle with scaling the delivery of data and analytics to accommodate the growing array of data domains, users, and use cases. As a result, data mesh and data fabric architectures are on the rise with the aim of abstracting data management complexity, increasing data availability, and fostering greater collaboration.
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