Choosing a database is perhaps one of the most important architectural decisions a developer can make. Seven Databases in Seven Weeks provides a fantastic tour of different technologies and makes it easy to add each to your engineering toolbox.
→ | Dave Parfitt |
Senior Site Reliability Engineer, Mozilla |
By comparing each database technology to a tool you’d find in any workshop, the authors of Seven Databases in Seven Weeks provide a practical and well-balanced survey of a very diverse and highly varied datastore landscape. Anyone looking to get a handle on the database options available to them as a data platform should read this book and consider the trade-offs presented for each option.
→ | Matthew Oldham |
Director of Data Architecture, Graphium Health |
Reading this book felt like some of my best pair-programming experiences. It showed me how to get started, kept me engaged, and encouraged me to experiment on my own.
→ | Jesse Hallett |
Open Source Mentor |
This book will really give you an overview of what’s out there so you can choose the best tool for the job.
→ | Jesse Anderson |
Managing Director, Big Data Institute |