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Join us via live stream at 6:30 p.m. Pacific to hear from database legend Mike Stonebraker, as well as VoltDB’s VP of Market Strategy, Mark Hydar, and Co-founder, Scott Jarr.… Read more

We, at VoltDB, are excited to tell you about the command logging feature that we’ve been working on this summer. We’ve built this feature because our customers asked for it, and they’ve given us some great feedback on how it should work. Here’s a heads up to get you thinking about how you can make use of this new functionality.

So what’s command logging and why are we so excited about it? First, let me remind you of VoltDB’s snapshot functionality. A database snapshot is exactly what it sounds like — a point-in-time copy of the database contents written to … Read more

VoltDB is an in-memory database that excels at handling massive volumes of read and write operations in real-time.

However, performing high throughput database operations is often only one aspect of the larger business context where data needs to transition from system to system as part of an overall infrastructure. VoltDB provides powerful interoperability features that allow you to select, enrich and distribute data to downstream file systems and databases.

The target for exporting data from VoltDB may be another database, a repository (such as a sequential log file), or a process (such as a system monitor or accounting system). No … Read more

“You cannot manage what you cannot measure”” - Peter Drucker

Most of us have heard this quote many times, though it’s probably more relevant to software development to say:

“You cannot manage what you do not measure”.

As software developers, we can figure out how to measure lots of stuff, and we can automate that measurement. We can even design in alerts to send us email when the measurements go out of bounds, or fail. But when we start getting lots of these alerts, and know that some of them are test issues rather than product issues, we often don’t … Read more

Source for the VoltDB … Read more