Database Management Systems - Further Information

This is the third Market Update into the graph database market, considering and comparing both property graph and RDF databases.

Memgraph is a property graph database targeted primarily at hybrid analytic and transactional environments.

The Cray Graph Engine is an RDF database that runs on a variety of Cray hardware platforms.

ArangoDB is a multi-model database that supports document (JSON), key-value and property graph capabilities with one database core and one declarative query language.

AnzoGraph is a massively parallel RDF database targeted primarily at large scale analytic environments

Neo4j is a labelled, property graph database with a native engine that is targeted at operational and hybrid operational/analytic use cases.

Cosmos DB is a distributed multi-model database that is provided as a service. It supports key-value, column store, document and property graphs.

This paper aims to help you sleep well at night (SWAN) and discusses: ease of administration; continuous availability and scalability; and smart triggers.

This paper discusses the sorts of features needed to support HTAP processing and then considers the capabilities of EsgynDB within this context.

This paper focuses on the synergies between the products that SentryOne has been developing and marketing since it was founded, and those which it gained when it acquired Pragmatic Works Software in April 2018.

In this paper, we have identified the potential significance of a wide range of data-based technologies that impact on the move to a data-driven environment.

Over the last few years graph databases have been the fastest growing sector within the database market ...

This paper discusses the use of the IBM Informix database in the cloud and, more particularly, within hybrid cloud environments.

This paper discusses the EU's forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) not from a legal perspective but from the point of view of data management.

Caché can do what conventional transactional databases can do, only better.

We consider the relative merits of IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration running on Power Systems as compared to HANA, Exadata and SQL Server on x86-based platforms.

The 2nd version of NuoDB has just been released, but why would you be interested in NuoDB anyway?

This paper discusses the various issues that surround database performance monitoring and how we believe that they should be addressed

Most database performance tools focus on what is happening in the database and fixing it, rather than preventing problems. Conversely, this is DB Optimizer's strength.

Reports of the death of Informix IDS seem much exaggerated - there's an opportunity for developers there.