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  • Sunday, March 7, 2010

The NoSQL community, while still less mature, better understands its capabilities, limitations and uses than does the cloud community.

“NoSQL” is among the hottest terms in web infrastructure; there’s no denying that much. In fact, the fascination with all things NoSQL goes well beyond just talk – statistics show that job listings requiring Hadoop and NoSQL database skills are skyrocketing in number, and implementations are popping up across the web. Still, Hadoop and NoSQL combined don’t come near matching the current popularity of their web-centric cousin, cloud computing. What’s fascinating, however, is that while [...]

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