We talked about InnoDB via several articles such as InnoDB vs Percona XtraDB, InnoDB Optimization etc. A practical question is, which is better MySQL engine for WordPress - MyISAM or InnoDB? In the year 2014, we have written about MyISAM - "MyISAM is ACID compliant. ACID stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability. Most Plugins works great for Innodb MySQL Engine except Yet Another … [Read more...]
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is becoming more and more important. Here are articles on Cloud Computing,Cloud Server,SaaS,PaaS,IaaS and Cloud related technology.
What’s Your Risk of Data Loss of Critical Business Data
The critical information of a business is now one of the most valuable asset. There are risks to sensitive corporate data are exposed to and it is important to know the protective measures. The critical information of a company is now one of the most valuable corporate values. Moreover, with the entry into force of various laws (like GDPR, CLOUD Act), compliance with data protection regulations … [Read more...]
How to Install MySQL 8 on Debian 10 Buster
Debian Buster (Debian 10) is the latest release with MariaDB as default fork of MySQL in their repositories. We will install MySQL 8 in this guide. Debian 10 buster includes 40% updated software packages, such as Apache 2.4, BIND DNS Server 9.11, PHP 7.3, Python 3 3, Ruby 2.5, MariaDB 10.3 and so on. Ubuntu is based on a snapshot of Debian and naturally, they are similar in many ways. Ubuntu is … [Read more...]
What is a Data Mart?
Data Mart is a repository of data to meet particular demands of a specific group within an organization as a subset of a data warehouse. A data mart is a pattern specific to a data warehouse environment. Data warehouse has an enterprise quality depth but data mart is for a single department. Each data mart is dedicated to a specific business function. This subset of data may span across many … [Read more...]
What is a Data Warehouse?
Data warehouse is a relational database hosted on cloud or an enterprise mainframe server. A data warehouse is a collection of data related to a certain area, like a company. It is arranged to help the decision making by directly contributing to create reports and data analysis. It is considered a fundamental component of business intelligence. Data warehouse for an organization is a file. … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part V (END)
This is The Final Part of Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining. In the forth part of this series, we discussed up to clustering. Concept linkage tools are able to parse and connect similar concepts used in documents and thus help the user to find information he might not have found through normal search methods. It is almost possible to select information, rather than cumbersome search. … [Read more...]
Data Warehouse as a Hybrid Cloud Service
With a data warehouse as a hybrid cloud service, users can take advantage of the cloud without having to move large, sometimes sensitive data to the cloud. There are lot of companies who are trying to scale their data solutions to meet growing or fluctuating demands. According to Gartner, growth of public cloud is expected to rise sharply to $411 billion by 2020. Some of the companies see their … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part IV
In the third part of Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining, we informed that in this part we will discuss about the areas of application or tasks of text mining. Basically, the different methods should analyze texts and make the implicit information too explicit. Then form relations from the information in different texts, highlight and visualize them. The descriptions give an overview of the … [Read more...]
DevOps and Agile: What Are the Differences?
In our previous series of articles on DevOps, we stated that the aim of the collaboration should be to use the agile principles of software engineering across departments and thus to derive added value from the cooperation. While DevOps and Agile are two different things, they are often mistaken for one another. In reality, the two represent different approaches or practices in developing … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part III
This article is continuation of second part of Text Mining in Web Content Mining. The request by the users has already been filtered by information retrieval using the previously mentioned methods. But despite the filtering, the user is still faced with a gigantic number of relevant documents. The effort to read and edit all documents is still too big for the user. Therefore, additional tools are … [Read more...]
Uses of Text Mining in Web Content Mining : Part II
This articles assumes that the reader has read the first part of Text Mining in Web Content Mining. In the light of the methodology of Web Content Mining as second part of the series on Text Mining in Web Content Mining, two processes as well as the technology for this purpose will be explained in more detail. The basis for any text mining process is based on the existing document collections. … [Read more...]