Modern Data Architecture: A Look at NoSQL & Couchbase

Data is more critical, more abundant, and less structured than at any point in history. The attributes and uses of data are shifting, stressing traditional relational database management tools that we've come to rely on. NoSQL promises one answer to modern data management. Couchbase's VP of Product & Solution Marketing, Jeff Morris, joins hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, principal analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, to talk us through the technology, where its best deployed, and how Couchbase plays in the space. 00:00 Show Open 00:03 Matt's Foolishness 00:45 Let's Talk about NoSQL 01:20 Introduce CouchBase VP Solutions & Product Marketing, Jeff Morris 02:46 How has data management evolved over the past decade? 05:39 Is there a performance hit when moving away from traditional RDMS? 07:54 Optimal use-cases for NoSQL databases 15:45 CouchBase Mobile & Devices 19:53 Is NoSQL a 'big lift' for IT practitioners? 24:44 Capella: CouchBase-as-a-Service 30:33 SQL & NoSQL, a Peaceful Co-Existance? 32:24 Where is CouchBase Focused over the next 12-18 months? 34:37 Wrapping Up. 35:43 The End! Special Guest: Jeff Morris.

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Modern Data Architecture: A Look at NoSQL & Couchbase is an episode from DataCentric Podcast by Iron Works Media.

This episode is 35:42 long.

This episode was published on May 16, 2022.

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