The Databaseology Lectures — Fall 2015

Embedded databases: They're the boxer briefs of the database world in that they are underneath a wide variety of applications, including mobile devices, high performance OLTP systems, and large distributed systems. Given this, we have another season of stellar technical talks coming to Carnegie Mellon University in Fall 2015. The Databaseology Lectures is a semester-long seminar series featuring speakers from the leading developers of embedded database management systems. Each speaker will present the implementation details of their respective systems and examples of the technical challenges that they faced when working with real-world customers. Cancel all of your other appointments, Tinder hook-ups, and parole hearings. You don't want to miss a single event!

Videos will be posted after each talk.

Schedule

	Date	Speaker	Talk Title	Video
Sep 10	Sep 10	Keith Bostic	A Technical Introduction to WiredTiger
Sep 17	Sep 17	D. Richard Hipp	SQLite, A Database for the Edge of the Network
Oct 8	Oct 8	Howard Chu	The Lightning Memory-Mapped Database
Oct 22	Oct 22	Igor Canadi, Mark Callaghan	The Journey from Faster to Better
Nov 5	Nov 5	Ivan T. Bowman	SQL Anywhere: Data Management for Occasionally Connected Devices
Nov 12	Nov 12	Lauren Foutz	Oracle Berkeley DB, an Open Source Embedded Key/Value Database System