Inside Vert.x. Comparison with Node.js.
Vert.x is a server framework which is rapidly arising. Each server framework claims its strong points are high performance with a variety of protocols supported. Vert.x takes a step forward from that....
View ArticleCUBRID Node.js Driver 1.1 is now available at NPM
I am very glad to announce the immediate availability of CUBRID Node.js driver version 1.1. You can download node-cubrid from NPM. For more details, see check out the official repository at...
View ArticleAnnouncing CUBRID ALL-IN-ONE Windows Downloader
We are very glad to announce the immediate availability of CUBRID ALL-IN-ONE Windows Downloader version 1.0 beta. You can download CUBRID ALL-IN-ONE Windows Downloader from...
View ArticleComprehensive Overview of Top 14 Content Management Systems
Update: added the Distinguished clients for DotNetNuke. These days many websites (in fact, millions) are implemented by the use of popular open source content management systems (CMS). I would say, for...
View ArticleOur Experience of Creating Large Scale Log Search System Using ElasticSearch
At NHN we have a service called NELO (NHN Error Log System) to manage and search logs pushed to the system by various applications and other Web services. The search performance and functionality of...
View ArticleMy impressions after giving talks at RIT++ and Percona conferences
Three weeks ago on behalf of the CUBRID team a few of my colleagues and me have attended and given talks at two international conferences. Today I would like to share my impressions of these events. I...
View ArticlePostgreSQL at a glance
PostgreSQL shows excellent functionalities and performance. Considering its high quality, it may seem strange that PostgreSQL is not more popular. However, PostgreSQL continues to make progress. This...
View ArticleUnderstanding Vert.x Architecture - Part II
Last month a colleague of mine has already covered Vert.x, a relatively new Java application framework which provides noticable performance advantage over competing technologies and features multi...
View ArticleTell about your open source project on CUBRID Blog. We'll pay for Facebook Ads.
At CUBRID we know how much important and difficult at the same time it is to find the right audience who would listen to what your open source project has to offer. Due to its nature, most OS...
View ArticleThings to Understand When Moving from MySQL to CUBRID
These days at NHN we use CUBRID for our services more often than MySQL. This article summarizes the differences between MySQL and CUBRID Database, the knowledge that several departments at NHN have...
View ArticleCommon uses of CUBRID Node.js API with examples
Recently Node.js has become one of the most favorite tools developers choose to create new Web services or network applications. Some of the reasons are its event-driven and non-blocking I/O...
View ArticleApiAxle - open source API management and analytics proxy
This is a guest post by Phil Jackson, the creator of ApiAxle open source API management and analytics solution. If you develop or use an open source application and would like to tell the world about...
View ArticleEmbrace SQL with CUBRID and jOOQ
This is a guest post by Lukas Eder, the creator of jOOQ open source Java API for typesafe SQL modeling. If you develop or use an open source application and would like to tell the world about it,...
View ArticleTest Automation using Hudson and Selenium at NHN Services
NHN, the company behind CUBRID open source database development, is automating tests for diverse browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, iOS Safari and Android) that run on a variety of...
View ArticleHow Statement Pooling in JDBC affects the Garbage Collection
There are various techniques to improve the performance of your Java application. In this article I will talk about Statement Pooling Configuration and its effect on Garbage Collection process....
View ArticleMore Efficient Timer Implementation using TimerWheel
Developers often use a timer when developing an application. A timer is especially needed when you process a timeout for sessions. With the TimerWheel data structure, you can perform this type of task...
View ArticleIn-depth Overview of x86 Server Virtualization Technology
These days we can see virtualization technology everywhere in our daily life. In this article I will explain about the basic knowledge of virtualization, mainly with x86 architecture, the technology...
View ArticleOverview and Recommendations for Distributed File Systems
OwFS, HDFS, NFS... What kind of distributed file systems do we need to provide a more competitive internet service? In this article I will explain the features of selected distributed file systems...
View ArticleCUBRID PHP and PDO drivers now support Database Sharding
Today I am thrilled to announce that we have released a new version of our PHP and PDO drivers which now support CUBRID SHARD Broker, a middleware in CUBRID Database that provides sharding feature....
View ArticleCUBRID Migration Toolkit v2013.05 has been released with UI improvements
We are glad to announce the release of a new version 2013.05 of CUBRID Migration Toolkit which allows to migrate or extract existing data and/or schema from MySQL/Oracle/CUBRID (previous versions) to...
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