The rise of NoSQL

Thoughtworks Technology Podcast

Thoughtworks

Careers, Business, 907234, Technology

4.7 • 53 Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2021

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

In the past decade, NoSQL has gone from being an interesting experiment to becoming business critical. We catch up with Martin Fowler and Pramod Sadalage, co-authors of NoSQL Distilled, to understand why the database technology took off and where it’s proven its capabilities in the enterprise and how thinking around issues such as persistence models has evolved.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the ThoughtWorks Technology podcast.
0:08.1	My name is Rebecca Parsons.
0:09.4	I'm one of your co-hosts and I'm here with Jemak Deghani.
0:13.4	Hello, Jemak.
0:14.3	Hi, Rebecca.
0:15.1	Hello, everyone.
0:16.3	And we are joined today by two guests, Martin Fowler and Promote Sodagi, both of who have been with
0:24.7	us before.
0:26.5	But today they're going to be talking about a book that was published about 10 years ago,
0:33.9	just under 10 years ago, called NoSQL Distilled.
0:38.3	So Martin, promote.
0:40.3	Thank you for being here and welcome.
0:42.3	Happy to be here.
0:43.3	Thank you, Rebecca, and so much.
0:45.3	So let's start with something simple.
0:49.3	What really does NoSQL mean?
0:52.3	And what is kind of the scope of what you're talking about
0:56.7	in this no sequel distilled book? Well, starting with what no sequel means. Originally, it was no
1:03.3	more than a hashtag for a meetup. A bunch of people wanting to get together, set of a meetup meeting,
1:10.7	wanted some little
1:11.8	short hashtag for the meeting, and they picked hash no SQL.
1:17.5	But rapidly that turned into a whole movement of people, this is around sort of the
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