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All Analytics mentions Scalebase as a Provider of Automated Sharding

29 May 2012 / 0 Comments / in Coverage, News/by Paul Campaniello

Scalebase was recently mentioned in Paul Burns article, ‘Shard’ Your Database & Speed Analytics Processing, on All Analytics.com

Check around, and you’ll see a small but growing number of companies — as well as open-source offerings — that deliver various types of sharding support. Some companies provide automatic sharding, which removes the difficulty of partitioning a database into shards. ScaleBase, for example, provides automated sharding and a platform that isolates applications from any changes. This means analytics applications can take advantage of sharded databases without any code changes.

Read the full article to learn more about database sharding and how this technique can help boost performance of your analytics environment.

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