The agenda is a drool-fest for any scalable KVP/metadata geek. I like how most of the talks are centered on real-world use of various technologies (Cassandra, CouchDB, Dynamo, HBase, MongoDB, Neo4j, Riak, etc.).
Here's a copy of the agenda:
Tuesday April 20 | |
08.30 | - Registration, Coffe and Mingle |
09.30 | - The Guardian's use of NoSQL - Matthew Wall, The Guardian |
10.30 | - Coffee break and mingle |
10.50 | - An overview of NoSQL - Alex Popescu, MyNoSQL |
11.50 | - Lunch break and mingle |
13.00 | - Key-value stores and Riak - Bryan Fink, Basho |
14.00 | - Coffee break and mingle |
14.20 | - Document-oriented databases and MongoDB - Mathias Stearn, 10gen |
15.20 | - Coffee break and mingle |
15.40 | - Column-oriented databases and Cassandra - Jonathan Ellis , Rackspace |
16.40 | - Coffee break and mingle |
17.00 | - Graph databases and Neo4j - Emil Eifrem, Neo Technology |
18.00 | - Evening party with loads of beer and mingle |
Wednesday April 21 | |
08.30 | - Coffee and mingle |
09.30 | - On the Birth of Dynamo - Werner Vogels, Amazon |
10.30 | - Coffee break and mingle |
10.50 | - Twitter's use of Cassandra, Pig and HBase - Kevin Weil, Twitter |
11.50 | - Lunch break and mingle |
13.00 | - CouchDB at the BBC - Enda Farrell, BBC |
14.00 | - Coffee break and mingle |
14.20 | - Why Big Enterprises are Interested in NoSQL - Jon Moore, Comcast |
15.20 | - Coffee break and mingle |
15.40 | - Memory as the New Disk: Why Redis Rocks - Tim Lossen, Wooga |
15.55 | - Tokyo Cabinet, Tokyo Tyrant and Kyoto Cabinet - Makoto Inoue |
16.10 | - Thomas Kuhn Predicted the Fate of the Relational Database - Neil Robbins |
16.25 | - Notes from the field: NoSQL tools in Production - Matthew Ford |
16.40 | - Coffee break and mingle |
17.00 | - Panel debate - Moderated by James Governor, RedMonk |
Thursday April 22 | |
08.30 | - Registration, Coffee and Mingle |
09.00 | - Morning workshops - Choose between: |
- MongoDB - Mathias Stearn, 10gen | |
- Riak - Bryan Fink, Basho | |
12:30 | - Lunch break and mingle |
13:30 | - Afternoon workshops - Choose between: |
- Redis - Simon Willison, The Guardian | |
- Neo4j - Emil Eifrém, Neo Technology | |
17.00 | - Thank you and see you next year! |
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