Slides of the mini-talk I did at QCon New York 2015

1. “living” database
@pavlobaron

2. speaking of
streaming, reactive,
realtime, near time,
near realtime etc.

3. here is how all things are
supposed to look in the
reactive context

5. here is how current
database access methods
look in the reactive context

7. here is how current
databases look in the
reactive context

9. it’s time to
rethink databases

10. “living” database

11. some of the ideas are
partially implemented
in CEP, NoSQL, classic
DBMS, Rx etc.,
but not as a whole

12. storage is an aspect

13. storage is raw

14. everything is
ordered by time

15. everything is on channels

16. queries are continuous

17. views are materialised
and continuous

18. results are published

19. results are limited,
timed-out or ignored
by consumer

20. database quantifies harvest

21. changes are published
both ways

22. everybody fires and forgets,
but gets reminded
when things go wrong

23. consumers react

24. it needs far more than
just support in
the database driver

25. it needs the database
to be an active part
of the overall data flow

26. “living” database