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MongoDB and Python

Speakers Rick Copeland and Bernie Hackett present this mid-level class that explains techniques using MongoDB, PyMongo, and Ming to write maintainable,...

0 replies - 2278 views - 03/22/12 by Chris Smith in Articles

Getting Started with MongoDB and Python

If you've been following this blog for a while, you've seen me mention MongoDB more than once. One exciting thing for me is that I'll be co-teaching a...

0 replies - 3211 views - 01/23/12 by Rick Copeland in Articles

MongoDB profiling hacks

Two interesting things about MongoDB. Primary thing: Mongo introduced a $comment option to queries in version 2.0.0. The comment shows up in the profiler log....

0 replies - 2942 views - 01/02/12 by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis in Articles

Save the Monkey: Reliably Writing to MongoDB

MongoDB replica sets claim “automatic failover” when a primary server goes down, and they live up to the claim, but handling failover in your ...

0 replies - 4123 views - 12/16/11 by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis in Articles

Backing up MongoDB Instances on EBS

Even with replica sets and journaling, it’s still a good idea to regularly back up your data. I’m actually frequently surprised to hear from relatively...

0 replies - 2120 views - 11/28/11 by Daniel Gottlieb in Articles

Developing (a.k.a. Testing) in Python - Part 2

In part one I talked about testing as Python’s version of compile-time checking. Fully testing a project is tricky business. This is true across...

0 replies - 1929 views - 11/15/11 by Daniel Gottlieb in Articles

What to Use for Python Web Applications

My friend Jamie Rumbelow has started a new project and decided to use Python. He asked a great question over on Stack Overflow which basically came down to...

1 replies - 3484 views - 11/14/11 by Gareth Rushgrove in Articles

Daily Dose: ICANN Approves Generic Top-Level Domains

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers granted approval to generic Top-Level Domains that they believe will be the new homes for brands in...

0 replies - 8358 views - 06/21/11 by Jim Moscater in Daily Dose

Daily Dose: Oracle Admits "Rocky Start" To Java.net

Oracle warned us that Java.net would be in a bug-fixing phase for the first few weeks following the migration. That didn't discourage many community members...

1 replies - 20828 views - 03/16/11 by Katie Mckinsey in Daily Dose

Daily Dose - Cassandra 0.7 Complete

A new version of Apache Cassandra is available today.  New features include large row support (up to two billion columns per row), secondary indexes, and...

0 replies - 18165 views - 01/11/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in Daily Dose

TyphoonAE and the Proliferation of GAE Implementations

"Yet another Google App Engine implementation" is going to become a catchphrase this year and into 2011.  We began to see the early stages of GAE...

3 replies - 7714 views - 06/09/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles

Daily Dose - OSS Victory in Italy, But Trouble Brewing in EU

A law passed by an Italian regional council that made preferences for choosing free software in government systems was recently upheld in a national court. ...

0 replies - 15719 views - 03/31/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Daily Dose

Daily Dose - Solaris 10 License Change

At some point during the Oracle-Sun integration, Solaris 10 had a change in its usage terms which has caused some confusion on tech news sites and blogs.  The...

5 replies - 21074 views - 03/28/10 by Mitch Pronschinske in Daily Dose