Database Futures Workshop

Session

Technologies I

7 Jun 2011, 14:00

IT Auditorium (CERN)

Conveners

Technologies I

• Tony Cass (CERN)
• Ignacio Coterillo (CERN)

9. CMS requirements on CERN/IT provided NoSQL data stores

Simon Metson (H.H. Wills Physics Laboratory)

07/06/2011, 14:00

We discuss potential future requirements for CERN/IT managed/provided "NoSQL" data stores, and provide some high level observations based on our experiences with these technologies.

8. CMS Offline experiences with NoSQL data stores

valentin kuznetsov (cornell)

07/06/2011, 14:30

The CMS Offline project has been developing against "NoSQL" data stores since 2009 and have experience with three projects in particular; CouchDB, Kyoto Cabinet and MongoDB. We present how these tools are used in our software, why they were chosen and lessons we've learnt along the way."

13. NoSQL Databases and Monitoring

Mr Jerome Belleman (CERN)

07/06/2011, 15:00

Monitoring typically requires to store large amounts of metric samples which are recorded at a high rate. These samples must then be massively read back and reprocessed for analysis and visualisation purposes. For the past few years, different monitoring systems have been developed on top of NoSQL databases for the scalability they provide. Likewise, a monitoring system for the batch service...