imGraph: A distributed in-memory graph database
In this blog post we briefly describe our new contribution to the big data domain, especially, graph storage and querying. This work was accepted for publication at 2013 ASE/IEEE International
Category: Data architecture
An empirical comparison of graph databases
In recent years, more and more companies provide services that can not be anymore achieved efficiently using relational databases. As such, these companies are forced to use alternative database models
“When you hold a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail!”
A few weeks ago, while we were building our high performance computing grid over Graphical Process Unit (GPU), @Nam-Luc enunciated this sentence in order to spotlight one of the most
Impossibility of change?
As time goes by and information technologies infrastructures are built, historical decisions accumulate. This accumulation put constraints on architectural options for the future. In other words, the more history you
EclipseCON Boston 2013
Last week I was presenting a talk at EclipseCON US at Boston US. As usual this is an excellent opportunity to give you an overview of the different trends of
The captivating AROM of distributed processing
Last month we have had the opportunity to present AROM at the 4th IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science (CLOUDCOM) in Taipei, the beautiful capital of Taiwan. For the
IEEE CloudCom Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science
Last week I was at Tapei with Nam-Luc for presenting the AROM paper. I wanted to come back on the trends of this year at the conference which, by the
Arom: processing big data with data flow graphs and functional programming
The development in computational processing has driven towards distributed processing frameworks performing tasks in parallel setups. The recent advances in Cloud Computing have widely contributed to this tendency. The MapReduce
IEEE CloudCom 2011 Trends and hot topics – Part 2
In this post I will continue to discuss about the IEEE CloudCom conference that I have started in the previous post.
IEEE CloudCom 2011 Trends and hot topics – Part 1
This week I attended the 3rd IEEE International conference on cloud computing Technology and science for presenting our paper about the Elastic Queuing Service. This offers me a new opportunity