The Future of Database for the Enterprise Sean Doherty Vice president, Business Development and International Sales sean@enterprisedb.com October, 2013

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Agenda

!  Today's World of Data !  Database Choices !  What's In Store for Enterprise Data and Database Needs? !  Effect on Partners !  Questions

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Dang, that’s a lot of data!

90% of the data in the world today was created in the last two years.

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What is Big Data?

!  Volume—There's a lot of it

!  Variety—It comes from many (disparate) sources

!  Velocity—It's produced very quickly

!  Variability—Potential inconsistencies

!  Complexity—Linking, connecting, correlating, i.e. manageability

!  Structured? Unstructured? Schemas? Schema-less? !  Most data is 'unstructured'—no latent meaning

!  BUT, it's still stored in a 'structured' way....just differently

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NoSQL Options—Schema-less Database Hell! !  MongoDB

!  What you'd use MySQL for, but you don't want pre-defined columns

!  CouchDB !  Accumulating (and occasionally changing)

data—CRM, CMS

!  Hbase !  Billions of rows, millions of tables—search

engines

!  Cassandra !  Fast columner querying, writes faster than

reads, not for transactions—data analytics

!  Riak !  Point-of-sales data collection

!  Redis !  Rapidly changing data—stock prices,

analytics

!  Hypertable !  A faster, smaller Hbase

!  VoltDB !  Acting fast on vast amounts of incoming data

—point of sales data analytics

!  Neo4j !  Route searching and technologies

...and there are many, many more!

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Current & Future Size of Database Market

For commercial, paid use, relational database is still

the target

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Who Owns the Enterprise Database Market?

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The 80's Are In!

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The 80's Are In!

PostgreSQL—The World's Most Advanced Open Source Database

Fully ACID Compliant MVCC

Point in Time Recovery (PITR)‏ Data and Index Partitioning

Bitmap Indexes ANSI Constraints

Triggers & Stored Functions Views & Data Types Nested Transactions

Online Backup Online Reorganization

Foreign Keys Streaming Replication

Multi-Core Support

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How RDBMS’s and Postgres Have Evolved !  Object Relational Database Features in the '90s !  XML Storage Capabilities at the turn of the century !  NoSQL & 'non-standard' SQL Features

!  JSON

!  Non-durable Storage

!  PostgreSQL's hstore

!  PLV8

!  Full Text Indexing

!  PPAS Connector for Hadoop !  PPCD's Ability to Add Databases !  Oracle Database Compatibility

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Postgres At A Tipping Point

!  Proven track record !  Budgetary constraints

!  Use by massive companies &

governments

!  Staggering cost savings

!  Major advances in the core

technology

!  Acceptance and widespread

adoption of open source software

!  Platform shift

!  Global commercial entity

spearheading with large

ecosystem of partners

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Enabling Commercial Adoption of Postgres

Data Integration Requires the Proper Database Foundation

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Where Do We Fit?

Hadoop!

NoSQL!

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Partnering With EnterpriseDB !  EMEA—our fastest growing region

!  Doubled our staff

!  Annuity-based sale !  New services revenue streams !  COGS reduction means margin increases !  Growing ecosystem to take advantage of

!  Local language support

!  Local services needed

!  The move is happening now—join us!

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