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MongoDB co-creator explains why ‘NoSQL’ came to be, and why open source mastery is an elusive goal
MongoDB co-creator explains why ‘NoSQL’ came to be, and why open source mastery is an elusive goal
In 2007, Eliot Horowitz and Dwight Merriman invented MongoDB as a database designed for the types of applications they wanted to build…
Derrick Harris
Jan 7, 2016
New Relic CEO on how to build a cloud company and help customers play offense with software
New Relic CEO on how to build a cloud company and help customers play offense with software
Lew Cirne has lived the spectrum of experiences in Silicon Valley: engineer at Apple; founder and CEO of Wily Software, which CA…
Derrick Harris
Dec 18, 2015
Hadoop creator Doug Cutting on evolving and succeeding in open source
Hadoop creator Doug Cutting on evolving and succeeding in open source
Doug Cutting helped create Apache Hadoop nearly a decade ago while working at Yahoo, where he helped the project become an open source…
Derrick Harris
Dec 2, 2015
A16z partner Peter Levine on why mobile phones are the future of the datacenter
A16z partner Peter Levine on why mobile phones are the future of the datacenter
Andreessen Horowitz general partner Peter Levine has a long history in enterprise IT, dating back to his early career as an engineer and…
Derrick Harris
Oct 7, 2015
Facebook VP on scaling open source and building infrastructure for drones
Facebook VP on scaling open source and building infrastructure for drones
Facebook Vice President of Engineering Jay Parikh has overseen some of the company’s most ambitious technology projects over the past few…
Derrick Harris
Aug 31, 2015
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GitHub: Scaling on Ruby, with a nomadic tech team
GitHub: Scaling on Ruby, with a nomadic tech team
Sam Lambert joined GitHub in 2013 as the company’s first database administrator, and is now the company’s director of technology. In this…
Derrick Harris
Aug 27, 2015
Azure CTO on how Linux and DevOps are remaking Microsoft’s cloud
Azure CTO on how Linux and DevOps are remaking Microsoft’s cloud
Mark Russinovich rose to fame in the 1990s as an expert in Microsoft Windows, helping users get the most out of the operating system, while…
Derrick Harris
Aug 20, 2015
Baidu explains how it’s mastering Mandarin with deep learning
Baidu explains how it’s mastering Mandarin with deep learning
On Aug. 8 at the International Neural Network Society conference on big data in San Francisco, Baidu senior research engineer Awni Hannun…
Derrick Harris
Aug 11, 2015
Instagram co-founder on the power of search, and co-engineering inside the Facebook empire
Instagram co-founder on the power of search, and co-engineering inside the Facebook empire
On Wednesday, Instagram unveiled details of its new search features and search architecture, which is based on the Unicorn technology…
Derrick Harris
Jul 15, 2015
Databases at Box: When scale, collaboration and enterprise users collide
Databases at Box: When scale, collaboration and enterprise users collide
Tamar Bercovici has helped cloud storage and collaboration vendor Box grow from a small company running a single MySQL server into a public…
Derrick Harris
Jul 10, 2015
Listen to Google explain why it cares about Kubernetes and open containers
Listen to Google explain why it cares about Kubernetes and open containers
Here is the second episode of the new Datacenter Show podcast, which I co-host along with Barb Darrow of Fortune. In this episode, recorded…
Derrick Harris
Jul 2, 2015
Database expert on why NoSQL mattered — and SQL still matters
Database expert on why NoSQL mattered — and SQL still matters
The first part of this interview with University of California Berkeley professor and AMPLab co-director Michael Franklin focused on the…
Derrick Harris
Jul 1, 2015
AMPLab’s co-creator on where big data is headed, and why Spark is so big
AMPLab’s co-creator on where big data is headed, and why Spark is so big
Michael Franklin is professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and co-director (and co-creator) of the popular AMPLab there…
Derrick Harris
Jun 30, 2015
Listen to Microsoft’s research EVP explain the value deep learning, privacy and Bing
Listen to Microsoft’s research EVP explain the value deep learning, privacy and Bing
As some readers of this publication might know, I was a writer at Gigaom until March 9, 2015. My former co-worker Barb Darrow and I did a…
Derrick Harris
Jun 21, 2015
Microservices, monoliths and laser nail guns: Etsy tech boss on finding the right focus
Microservices, monoliths and laser nail guns: Etsy tech boss on finding the right focus
John Allspaw has a long history on the web from Salon to Friendster to Flickr. For the past five years, he has been at popular e-commerce…
Derrick Harris
Jun 12, 2015
Talking microservices with the man who made Netflix’s cloud famous
Talking microservices with the man who made Netflix’s cloud famous
Adrian Cockcroft is currently a technology fellow at venture capital firm Battery Ventures, but he is best known for his stint as cloud…
Derrick Harris
May 29, 2015
How containers became a tech darling, and why Docker became their poster child
How containers became a tech darling, and why Docker became their poster child
Jason Hoffman is currently head of technology for cloud systems at Ericsson. Prior, to that he co-founded an early web-hosting company…
Derrick Harris
May 21, 2015
Google systems guru explains why containers are the future of computing
Google systems guru explains why containers are the future of computing
As a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, Eric Brewer devised the CAP theorem — a governing concept in the design of…
Derrick Harris
May 15, 2015
From scaling LinkedIn to selling a nervous system for enterprise data
From scaling LinkedIn to selling a nervous system for enterprise data
In the first of a series of in-depth interviews we’re planning at SCALE, I spoke with big data expert Jay Kreps. Kreps is most often…
Derrick Harris
May 12, 2015
The rise, fall and resurrection of the private cloud
The rise, fall and resurrection of the private cloud
The private cloud market as it once existed appears to be fading fast, but don’t blame OpenStack. Its real killer was a flawed idea from…
Derrick Harris
May 8, 2015
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