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Prepare your answers… ArangoDB at NYC Database-Month on 11/11

There is a warm-up routine on every evening at the NYC Database Month. Speakers ask trivia questions to the auditorium, related to the topic of the following talk. The first correct answer wins some “swag”. On Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014 Max from ArangoDB will talk about Polyglot Persistence and multi-model NoSQL databases.

To get a competitive advantage, here are some questions Max might ask:

Q: What does the term Polyglot Persistence mean?
A: Use a variety of different data storage technologies for different kinds of data. (src: Martin Fowler)

Q: What types on NoSQL data-/ storage-models does ArangoDB support?
A: key/values, documents, graphs

Q: NoSQL often comes with restrictions – which of the following features are missing in ArangoDB: joins, transactions, ACID guarantees?
A: none. (ArangoDB even scales and provides competitive performance)

If you are around NYC, let’s grab a seat and watch Max on stage: http://www.databasemonth.com/database/polyglot-persistence

Can’t be there? Then here’s your chance. Be the first to answer the following question in the comments below and get a new ArangoDB t-shirt:

Q: How many different programming languages are supported by ArangoDB?

Ingo

Ingo Friepoertner

Ingo is dealing with all the good ideas from the ArangoDB community, customers and industry experts to improve the value provided by the company’s native multi-model approach. In former positions he worked as a product owner and tech consultant, building custom software solutions for large companies in various industries. Ingo holds a diploma in business informatics from FHDW University of Applied Sciences.

3 Comments

  1. Thomas Weiss on November 5, 2014 at 6:23 am

    16! 🙂

    • Ingo Friepoertner on November 6, 2014 at 11:54 am

      That was the correct answer… yesterday! 🙂 Today we added Scala which is currently under development by CharlesAHunt (Thanks for contributing!).

      Thomas, please send me an email with your address and t-shirt size.
      ingo AT arangodb.com

  2. Data Junkie on November 11, 2014 at 2:39 am

    Cheating is allowed and encouraged at Database Month trivia events – all the “regulars” know that there are no rules, Googling is fair-game 😉

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