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Groovy Baby, YeahThis is a discussion on Groovy Baby, Yeah within the Innovations in Data Management forums, part of the CORTEX Blogs category; (yeah, this company is going to have to get used to the Austin Powers references.) Groovy Corp put out a press release last night that starts the official launch of ... |
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![]() | (yeah, this company is going to have to get used to the Austin Powers references.) Groovy Corp put out a press release last night that starts the official launch of their SQL Switch relational database platform. I have been speaking with Groovy for a few months, and while the press release is a bit noisy there is actually some interesting stuff in it. First, an overview
But, this is only part of the story.* The bit which has been getting them traction around Silicon Valley, and has rocketed them into relevance, has been their real time focus.* They have developed a push extension to SQL where the RDBMS actually pushes data out as and when required out through the real time layers of the application stack (Ajax, XMPP etc).* This removes the need for the high volume database refreshing/polling queries, these queries currently sit under everything that calls itself “real-time” today when a RDBMS is involved.* If you want to know more about why, you may be interested in this post I wrote a little while back. I do know that anyone who is big on the web and is focused on real time is checking them out.* While it is early days for them, I think they tick the unique and innovative boxes which are key requirements to staking some ground in the highly active database market. I will follow with some more technical info. UPDATE: If you are at the TechCrunch real time event today, check them out.* They are running the bar, their slogan for this is "the only thing refreshing is the beer". ![]() Get More from the original blog... |
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