Crate Data Winning Presentation at GigaOm Structure 2014

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Crate Data, the open source super-scaleable data store for any data, announced today that it has won the judge’s choice award in the 2014 GigaOm Structure Launchpad Competition. This is the presentation itself, describing Crate Data's massively scalable data store. It requires zero administration and is a shared-nothing, fully searchable, document-oriented cluster data store. It is a quick and powerful massively scaleable backend for data intensive apps, like the Internet of Things or real-time analytics. It is also 100% open source.

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@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
Super simple backend for big data

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
Big Data = Bigger Any Data
In the past:
Images, videos, semi-structured data
And now:
A multitude of connected devices: sensors, geolocation,
wearables and more

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
Babysitting a technology medley
cute, but not sustainable

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
You want your socks blown off
I M A G E B Y J O H N L U N D . C O M
A data store for any data.
Massively scalable,
real time SQL search and queries,
zero administration

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
Crate Datastore
Stores any data
Super fast SQL search and query
Super simple to scale
Requires zero administration
Shared nothing architecture

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
60sec to install a
Crate Cluster
Demo on
Shoebox-sized
Datacenter
w/8 nodes
(Intel NUC PCs)

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
100% monthly growth
24hrs #1 on Hacker News
#1 trending Java repository
Global Reach

@cratedata #structure2014 @jodok
A developer’s nirvana
100% open source
(plus enterprise licenses)
@cratedata #ThankYouForYourVote

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Crate Data Winning Presentation at GigaOm Structure 2014

1. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok Super simple backend for big data

2. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok Big Data = Bigger Any Data In the past: Images, videos, semi-structured data And now: A multitude of connected devices: sensors, geolocation, wearables and more

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4. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok You want your socks blown off I M A G E B Y J O H N L U N D . C O M A data store for any data. Massively scalable, real time SQL search and queries, zero administration

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6. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok 60sec to install a Crate Cluster Demo on Shoebox-sized Datacenter w/8 nodes (Intel NUC PCs)

7. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok

8. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok 100% monthly growth 24hrs #1 on Hacker News #1 trending Java repository Global Reach

9. @cratedata #structure2014 @jodok A developer’s nirvana 100% open source (plus enterprise licenses) @cratedata #ThankYouForYourVote

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