"NOSQL" or non-relational databases have gotten a lot of focus in the past little while. Despite the implication of the name, it doesn’t mean relational databases are generally bad or should be banned. This session covers what "NOSQL" really means to designing data storage, how it relates to relational databases and how to take a NOSQL approach to architecture and design that improves and applications design, scalability, and separation of concerns. Learn what kinds of non-relational database they are and where non-relational databases best fit, how to fit them into typical architectures, an architecture to benefit from non-relational
Speaker
Peter Ritchie is a software development consultant. Peter is president of Peter Ritchie Inc. Software Consulting Co., a software consulting company in Canada’s National Capital Region specializing in Windows-based software development management, process, and implementation consulting. Peter has worked with such cliets as Mitel, Nortel, Passport Canada, Innvapost from mentoring to architecture to implementation. Peter’s range of experience ranges from designing and implement simple stand-alone applications to architecting n-tier applications spanning dozens of computers; from C++ to C#.
Date: Thursday, March 3rd, 2011
Registration: 5:30 PM – 5:45 PM
Presentation: 5:45 PM – 8:00 PM
Refreshments: Pizza & Pop will be served
Location: Microsoft’s Glacier Room
100 Queen Street, Suite 500
World Exchange Plaza, Ottawa
Ottawa .Net Community registration is at http://odncnosql.eventbrite.com