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  • Answers to Your 5 Questions about Database Scalability

    Dec 6 2019
    Ariff Kassam

    Recently we hosted a webinar discussing the different scaling options for databases. There are a lot of databases on the market, so it’s important to choose one that offers the scalability and consistency you’re looking for, and that’s going to vary based on the application and deployment in question. To learn more about scale up vs. scale out, eventual vs. strong consistency, and the trade offs different database solutions make to optimize scalability, please watch the webinar or read more about it in this

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  • Top 10 FAQs from KubeCon 2019 in San Diego

    Nov 26 2019
    Martin Kysel
    What does NuoDB do?

    TL;DR: NuoDB is a distributed SQL database .

    NuoDB is a SQL database, it is fully transactional, fully ACID, and fully consistent. This is a stark contrast to NoSQL solutions that have emerged in the last decade.

    NuoDB is distributed, meaning that it is able to scale horizontally and automatically keeps multiple replicas in sync. Having multiple replicas of a database is a strict requirement for any service having 99.99% or better availability guarantees.

    Do you run in the
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  • How Can I Confirm That My NuoDB Upgrade Completed Successfully?

    Nov 20 2019
    Dafna Zayden

    Nice work! You just upgraded your NuoDB environment. (If you haven’t done this step, my four simple steps to upgrading your NuoDB database post might help you.)

    So now that you’ve upgraded your environment, how can you be sure your upgrade process has completed? After all, your environment probably contains more than one node, right? So, what happens if you missed one? How can you be sure that you’ve completely upgraded your database?

    This can be a

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  • NuoDB Golang Operator Now Available, Delivering On Automated Day 2 Operations

    Nov 13 2019
    Joe Leslie

    Here at NuoDB we're pretty fired-up! This week we’re saddling the horses in anticipation of our trip out to KubeCon 2019 held in San Diego next week! A bunch of us will be there showing the benefits of running the NuoDB distributed SQL database in either single or multi-cluster Kubernetes environments. We’ll also be attending a lot of the sessions and learning how others in the community are using Kubernetes.

    Visit NuoDB at KubeCon

    If your company is considering reducing IT infrastructure and application deployment costs by moving SQL database workloads to either on-

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  • 3 Inflection Points Transforming the Banking Industry

    Oct 29 2019
    Simon Ambridge

    Between 2010 and 2017, personal loans by FinTech start-ups as a proportion of total loans leapt from 1 percent to 36 percent. That jump alone caused a lot of consternation in traditional banking . And it’s estimated that technology disruption could affect up to 80 percent of revenue for traditional retail banks beyond 2020. The changing face of global commerce is also reflected in a

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  • Your Upgrade Guide for NuoDB - 4 Simple Steps for Success

    Oct 2 2019
    Dafna Zayden

    So you’ve been using the NuoDB database for a while now, and you love it! You heard that NuoDB came out with a new release that includes a bunch of new features and functionality. Sounds great — all you have to do is to upgrade your database software and protocol to the latest version. But what’s the best way to go through that upgrade process?

    There are four steps that you need to go through, and I'll walk you through each one of them in more detail:

    Step 1: Prepare for Upgrade

    It’s best to start by validating that your archive has no issues that

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  • At Sibos, Technology For Your Cloud Banking Transformation

    Sep 20 2019
    Haidee LeClair

    This year NuoDB is joining the 8,000 business leaders, decision makers, and subject experts from financial institutions, market infrastructures, multinational corporations, and technology partners at Sibos. Sibos is running from September 23-26 at the ExCel in London. Organised and facilitated by SWIFT, the global provider of secure financial messaging services, Sibos brings the financial community together in London with amazing sessions, inspiring speakers, lots of networking opportunities, and some very cool social events. The Sibos team put together a list of

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  • DDL+ACID - You‘ve heard of ‘transactional’, let’s talk ‘isolated’

    Sep 19 2019
    Martin Kysel

    In SQL you can perform a lot of DDL operations, such as creating or renaming tables, creating or removing columns, and more, and these DDL statements are most often used when creating or upgrading your application schema. However, there’s more to transactional DDL than just being able to do large schema updates atomically. Transactional DDL also provides protection against failures. That means that networks can fail, machines can fail, and still, NuoDB will guarantee that all schema modifications are either all applied or nothing is applied. Essentially this means that all operations

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  • Running NuoDB in Docker - Part II

    Sep 16 2019
    Joe Leslie

    A demonstration of Scale-out, Continuous Availability, and Visual Monitoring

    RUNNING SQL TRANSACTIONS AT SCALE AND WITH CONTINUOUS AVAILABILITY

    In a blog post earlier this year I outlined how to deploy the NuoDB database in Docker containers . To follow up on that, let's put NuoDB to the test. Your mileage will vary based on the available compute and disk storage used, but our

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  • Learn How To Power Your Critical Banking Apps In The Cloud

    Sep 12 2019
    Boris Bulanov

    While many enterprises are now ready to embrace cloud computing, they’ve struggled to move highly transactional systems of record to the cloud. For enterprises in regulated sectors such as banking and other financial services, there’s been a real challenge as they look for ways to move mission-critical OLTP SQL databases — and the applications that rely on them — to the cloud. Historically, relational SQL databases required single-server architectures, which made scaling

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