02.Aug.2010 at 17:37 by Gabriel @extofer Villa
very informative, but work is needed in the delivery. I would of liked to see more details pertaining to specific platform/architechture, .Net and SQL Server in my case.
Dropping ACID: Building Scalable Systems that Work
Chris Patterson (30.Jul.2010 at 16:15)
Talk at Dallas TechFest 2010 (English - US)
Coined in 1983, ACID refers to a set of properties that guarantee reliable database transactions. A transaction is a logical operation composed of one or more dependent operations. As transaction scope expands beyond the context of one system, a better approach is needed. In this presentation, I will share with you a new way to approach transactions, one that promotes the decomposition of complex transactions in a way that increases concurrency, resulting in greater application scalability and performance.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1823
Track(s): .NET(1)
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13.Aug.2010 at 15:50 by Brian Huddleston
Enjoyed the presentation, Chris was able to persuasively present the principles of BASE as an effective alternative to ACID with some generic examples.
01.Aug.2010 at 23:29 by Dan Kearney
Good talk, thanks.