Anyone already have any experience with NuoDB with Servoy? http://www.nuodb.com/explore/newsql-clo … se-product
Looks very promising.
Trying to solve the same issues (distributed, acid, etc) as https://foundationdb.com/ which we’ve been keeping close tabs on. Tech/architecture based on quite a bit different though.
oke thanks for that.
NuoDB is a bit expensive! starting at 20k for a commercial use…
Harjo:
NuoDB is a bit expensive! starting at 20k for a commercial use…
You mean for the enterprise multi-region deployment version? That doesn’t surprise me. What would a bunch of Oracle installs chained together cost?
The free two-host deployment looks beefy enough for smaller ISV’s.
Distributed, fault tolerant, transaction safe, performant with large data, easy to program against…if I were an RDBMS I would be a little scared.
No that one is even more expensive:
Pro Edition: Annual Base Price of $20K, $4K for each additional host
- Standard commercial deployment offering (1 Region)
- 5 host minimum requirement (included)
- 2-host Pro-License is free (4GB limit)
Enterprise Edition: Annual Base Price of $30K, $6K for each additional host
Geo-distributed deployment (Multi-Region)
- 5-host license minimum (included)
and the free version has a limit of 4GB
Oracle Enterprise starts at almost $60,000 with no additional options: http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/pric … 070617.pdf
That’s the competition for them.
yup, not the competition for me
Harjo:
yup, not the competition for me
Check out http://rethinkdb.com/. We’re putting it through the paces and it’s looking really cool.
Its like MongoDB right? NoSQL and no jdbc?
I think there is a 3rd party java driver. Not sure how you’d wire into Servoy.
Harjo:
Its like MongoDB right? NoSQL and no jdbc?
You know you could just access MongoDB via PostgreSQL using Foreign Data Wrappers (SQL/MED).
http://pgxn.org/dist/mongo_fdw/