Details:

When: 3/23 - 3/25
Where: Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City

Visit the conference web page for more information. Or you can go to the registration page to register for the conference.

03/01/2011 - 12:00pm to 10:00pm - Tokyo, Japan - Registration Page
03/03/2011 - 1:00pm to 5:30pm - Beijing, China - Registration Page
03/21/2011 - 9:00am to 6:00pm - London, UK - Registration Page
03/23/2011 - 8:30am to 5:30pm - Paris, France - Registration Page
03/25/2011 - 9:00am to 6:00pm - Berlin, Germany - Registration Page

From the web seminar's description:

In this Web seminar, we’ll take a look at how application architectures are evolving to handle vast amounts of data for e-commerce, social media, and other Internet-scale applications. We’ll examine the trends behind the dramatic growth of NoSQL technologies like Cassandra. And we’ll demo Evident ClearStone 4.6, the state-of-the-art Application Performance Management solution for NoSQL and for data caching platforms such as Oracle Coherence.

About Evident Software

Evident Software is an APM vendor who specializes in monitoring and management tools for NoSQL and Data Caching technologies like Cassandra, Memcached, Oracle Coherence. We target development organizations that are utilizing NoSQL technologies in their distributed applications.

About Evident Clearstone

Evident ClearStone allows users to monitor the capacity, performance, and utilization of various clustered environments. It allows users to configure monitoring policies for alerting operators. Customers can also integrate existing in-house tooling (i.e. scripts) with the product for immediate access thru our Adobe Flex UI. We also support multiple tiers in the application stack (i.e. application servers and systems). This allows Evident ClearStone to correlate performance and utilization metrics across multiple tiers of an application and system.

For more information and instructions on how to register visit: Web Seminar: The Present and Future of Application Performance Management for NoSQL and Data Caching Architectures

• Membase Overview
• Use Cases and Customer Examples
• Membase Architecture
• Membase Demo
• Developing with Membase - Key-Value Basics
• Developing with Membase - NodeCode Modules

Pizza and beer and membase.org t-shirts are complimentary at each event.

Dates and registration information is below:

01/05/2011 - 6-8pm - San Diego - Registration Page
01/12/2011 - 6-9pm - Denver/Boulder - Registration Page
01/17/2011 - 6-9pm - Seattle - Registration Page
01/18/2011 - 6-8:30pm - Vancouver, BC - Registration Page
01/24/2011 - 6-9pm - Chicago - Registration Page

11/18/2010 - 9:00am to 6:00pm - Washington DC - Registration Page
12/03/2010 - 9:00am to 5:30pm - Mountain View, CA - Registration Page
01/13/2011 - 6:00pm to 10:00pm - Los Angeles, CA - Registration Page
01/21/2011 - 10:00am to 4:00pm - Boulder, CO - Registration Page

Note: You MUST be registered to attend

Topics to be discussed include:

• Membase Overview
• Use Cases and Customer Examples
• Membase Architecture
• Membase Demo
• Developing with Membase - Key-Value Basics
• Developing with Membase - NodeCode Modules

Pizza and beer are complementry at each event.

Dates and registration information is below:

10/28/2010 - 6-9pm - San Francisco - Registration Page
11/03/2010 - 6-9pm - New York City - Registration Page
11/04/2010 - 6-9pm - Boston - Registration Page
11/10/2010 - 6-9pm - Silicon Valley - Registration Page

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The Cassandra Summit is a multi-track event that will include:

• Presentations/discussions with core contributors
• Case studies from successful implementations
• Basic/general topics to help people transition from SQL/models
• Current issues and sexy edge cases
• Hackfest -- bring your project and your questions!

For more information visit: Cassandra Summit 2010

A NOSQL Summer is a network of local reading groups, that will decipher & discuss NOSQL-related articles, from late June to early September 2010. Each group sets its own meeting pace (usually once a week or once every two weeks) and select which papers are up for discussion.

At every cycle, members read the selected paper at home and then meet up for an hour or so to discuss, debate and answer their own questions.

We then encourage you to produce an annotated version of the paper, or short summary that we can then publish here for the rest of world to peruse.

Please note that, in most cities, you do not need to sign up to attend NOSQL Summer meetings. You just need to have read the paper planned for the week by your local chapter and show up at the designated meeting place!

Feel free to skip a meeting or jump in at any time. We’re trying to make this low-maintenance and flexible, for everybody to get a chance to learn more about a fuzzy concept that’s here to stay.