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CouchDB creator joins Salesforce.com to work on ‘ridiculously cool’ infrastructure project | Network World

The creator of NoSQL database CouchDB says he is taking a job at Salesforce.com where he will work on a "quite ambitious" and "ridiculously cool" project related to the vendor's cloud infrastructure.

NetFlash: The open source database trend | Network World

The notion of basing critical business work on an open source database might have been unthinkable just a couple years ago. But things are changing rapidly.

CMDBs reduce costs, automate tasks | Network World

Network executives who want to resolve problems more quickly, manage the life cycle of software and hardware assets, and adopt IT governance best practices have probably talked about implementing a configuration management database.

Reborn LulzSec claims hack of dating site for military personnel | Network World

A group of hackers claiming to be the reborn Lulz Security (LulzSec) took credit for an alleged compromise of MilitarySingles.com, a dating website for military personnel, and the leak of over 160,000 account details from its database.

Flaws in Oracle database | Network World

Today's bug patches and security alerts:

Ingres picks NYSE CTO as its president | Network World

Open-source database provider Ingres Tuesday hired the CTO of the New York Stock Exchange as president and chief operating officer.

CMDBs reduce costs, automate daily tasks | Network World

Enterprise IT managers who want to resolve problems more quickly, manage the lifecycle of software and hardware assets, and adopt IT governance best practices have probably talked about implementing a configuration management database.

IBM buys NoSQL cloud provider Cloudant | Network World

Adding more muscle to its cloud operations portfolio, IBM is acquiring hosted NoSQL database provider Cloudant.

U.K. passport agency begins trial on biometric IDs | Network World

The U.K. Passport Service Monday launched its six month trial of biometric technology involving 10,000 volunteers, the same day that the U.K. government introduced its draft bill for potentially compulsory biometric identity cards and a central database of all of its citizens.

E-mail from MySQL includes 9,300 customers addresses | Network World

An improperly composed mass e-mail sent Thursday by open source database vendor MySQL erroneously included some 9,300 customer e-mail addresses in the body of the note, not the information about a series of summer support specials the company meant to announce.

Experts: Avoid big mistakes with Oracle’s Exadata | Network World

Although Exadata is Oracle's most popular and mature "engineered system," some customers implementing the database machine are making mistakes that prevent them from getting the most performance out of the expensive product, according to a veteran of many Exadata projects.

BMC expands reach of CMDB | Network World

BMC updated its configuration management database technology to help customers collect data from back-end systems and more easily pull data from distributed sources without a lot of manual effort.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison set to launch in-memory database option | Network World

Oracle could be gearing up to make an anticipated in-memory computing option for its flagship 12c database generally available after hyping it for the better part of a year, judging from an upcoming appearance by CEO Larry Ellison.

IT ‘megatribes’ | Network World

Two years ago I wrote a column called “IT Tribes?” that looked at the tribal nature of skill groups within IT - such as network specialists, database specialists, systems management specialists, app management specialists, and so forth. My premise was that these not only represent different skill groups, but also miniature cultures, each with its own superstitions about the other.

Linux gaining as Oracle database platform of choice | Network World

Consolidating disparate databases for easier management and moving to Linux to save money are among the top issues for Oracle database users, according to a recent survey of members of the Independent Oracle Users Group (IOUG).

Ingres software appliance due out this year | Network World

Ingres Corp. plans to release a software appliance combining its database software with the Linux operating system later this year. The combined software will function as "an integrated maintenance unit," lessening the amount of integration work users have to engage in, according to Ingres Chief Technology Officer Dave Dargo.

Rackspace hires to align with MySQL offshoot | Network World

A number of former Sun Microsystems employees who worked on Drizzle, an offshoot of the MySQL open-source database, have ended up at cloud infrastructure provider Rackspace, where they will continue their efforts, developer Jay Pipes wrote in a blog post Monday.

Linux stays hot as an overall server and database server platform | Network World

The popularity continues to grow for Linux as an enterprise server operating system, as well as a platform for running large database servers.

Intel, SAP among VCs investing $18.5 million in MySQL | Network World

MySQL has secured $18.5 million in its latest round of venture capital funding, the open source database vendor announced Monday. The company plans to spend the money on new product development and expanding its sales and marketing operations. The investors include the venture capital arms of Intel and enterprise applications vendor SAP.

Microsoft’s new role: Livestock tracker | Network World

Microsoft has partnered with supply-chain software vendor ViaTrace and a nonprofit livestock producers group to launch a database intended to track diseased animals in the U.S. and reduce consumer fears.

Extending Access via MySQL | Network World

Our Microsoft Access database is growing rapidly and getting harder to share effectively. Our IT team said we can use table space in a central MySQL-DB database. Can we still use Access at the desktop to work with data in a MySQL database?

Microsoft launches SQL Server Reporting Services | Network World

Microsoft has added reporting capabilities to its SQL Server 2000 database, rounding out its business intelligence platform with a feature long sought by some of its customers.

Slammer: One year later | Network World

Cash machines froze. Airlines and hospitals dusted off paper forms to schedule reservations and track patients. This was the scene on Jan. 25, 2003, shortly after the Slammer worm appeared and quickly began spreading around the world, flooding computer networks with worm-generated traffic and knocking vital database servers offline.

SAP makes it cheaper, easier for customers to use Hana in certain scenarios | Network World

The move signals that competition has truly arrived in the in-memory database market, says one observer

SAP’s revenue mix is slowly shifting to cloud, preliminary figures show | Network World

SAP's business is gradually shifting to the SaaS (software as a service) model while sales of its Hana in-memory database platform continue to grow quickly, according to preliminary fourth-quarter and year-end results the company released Friday.

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