Authors quite commonly—and incorrectly—refer to the process of serialization as part of what is happening when an object database stores an object or object graph. This white paper debunks that misperception, and sets the record straight about the efficiency of object databases as brought about by the avoidance of serialization.
The purpose of this whitepaper is to examine and compare RDBMS with several object persistence methods within the context of Agile Software Development. True object persistence tools and methodologies are necessary to reap true agile development benefits, and therefore achieve the business advantages of this development process.
This white paper analyzes under which circumstances VOD can benefit from the high I/O performance of Solid State Devices. In this white paper we are especially interested in data that show which parts/files of a database - system volume, data volumes, logical log and/or physical log - should be stored on an SSD and which ones need not be in order to maximize performance gains.
The whitepaper explores the challenges in delivering an MMOG solution for the data layer and describe how the Versant Object Database delivers on the capabilities required by these incredibly demanding applications.
Programming and configuration tips for achieving optimal performance using the Versant Object Database in MMOG (Massively Multiplayer Online Gaming) applications. It's a must read for MMOG evaluations.
Larry Mellon, well known in the MMO arena as a consultant, author and speaker, discusses in his Whitepaper paths of spreading today’s use of metrics into broader areas in developing and operating MMOs.
The next generation of telecommunications applications requires a new generation of database technology - technology that draws on the strengths of prior-generation DBMS technology and blends them with the latest software advances.
This whitepaper aims to investigate the roles for database technologies, focusing on how an Object Database Management System (ODBMS), like the one provided by Versant, can help an organisation to truly deliver end-to-end object solutions.
As the leader in the object database industry, Versant has assembled this guide to assist prospective users in identifying the criteria for evaluation of object database management systems.
This white paper addresses the issue of data clustering and how optimal clustering can benefit performance by improving application scalability. The subject of relational databases is visited briefly, but the emphasis of this article is on client/server architectures built around an Object-Oriented Database Management System (ODBMS).
The purpose of this document is to show how to build scalable information systems (IS) for highly scalable transaction-based business applications on the Internet, using best-of-breed technologies to deliver new functionality that encapsulates and leverages investment in existing data sources and services.
Using the Versant Enterprise Class OODBMS, The Cloud Depiction and Forecasting System II (CDFS II) System Delivers Precise Worldwide Cloud Forecasts
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