Recently, we hosted a special meetup at our headquarters in San Francisco for the community, and shared some great talks. The slides for each talk and the video presentations have been made available below.
Drew Paroski, MemSQL VP of Engineering and Adam Prout, MemSQL Chief Architect delivered a fun talk about taking a methodical approach for making a decision, dug into interesting tradeoffs, and gave tips about what to look for under the hood and how to evaluate the tech behind the database, all wrapped within a Star Wars theme.
Slides for “An Engineering Approach to Database Evaluations”
Rodrigo Gomes, a MemSQL engineer, highlighted some of the challenges to building a fault tolerant distributed architecture, and how the MemSQL architecture tackles these challenges.
Slides for “Building a Fault Tolerant Distributed Architecture”
Tewei Luo, another MemSQL engineer, demoed an upcoming feature in MemSQL 6.5 showing how advanced stream processing use cases can be tackled with a combination of stored procedures (new in 6.0) and the MemSQL Pipelines feature.
Slides for “Stream Processing with Pipelines and Stored Procedures”
Check out the below video to see all the presentations from the meetup.
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