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More than half of organizations have a dedicated DevOps team to help them better implement agile strategies, accelerate release cycles and ensure continuous development. However, databases have a habit of holding DevOps back. Those looking to upgrade their database for agile production should evaluate the following...

More than half of organizations have a dedicated DevOps team to help them better implement agile strategies, accelerate release cycles and ensure continuous development. However, databases have a habit of holding DevOps back ...

Choosing the right database can be a challenge in itself thanks to the many options available today. However, once you know the biggest obstacles to spinning your information into gold, you can more easily assess each solution based on how they scale these pitfalls and can push your organization forward.

Did you know that the computer system responsible for the American nuclear arsenal still runs on 8-inch floppy disks? There are two main reasons why older machines still command real estate in the server rooms of large enterprises worldwide.

Legacy is an interesting term. In general usage, it refers to something of value that has been passed down through the generations. When talking about legacy in technology we have something that was passed down to us, but usually it is neither wanted nor desired.

Software development and the World Cup have more in common than you might realize. It's all about planning and execution.

This article provides information on how to use JavaScript for indexing within RavenDB, and gives information on the benefits of doing it this way.

.NET Rocks hosts Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell talk to Kamran Ayub about RavenDB 4.0 and NoSQL. Kamran talks about the evolution of RavenDB from its 2.0 version to its new Enterprise Grade release, his use cases for it, the amazing set of new features you get with 4.0.

By nature, the database—and specifically the data it carries—has to remain stable even as the application code on top of it is changing faster than Donald Trump’s staff.