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Brian is a Founder and Advisor of Aerospike. With almost 30 years in Silicon Valley, his motivation for starting Aerospike was the confluence of what he saw as the rapidly advancing flash storage technology with lower costs that weren’t being fully leveraged by database systems as well as the scaling limitations of sharded MySQL systems and the need for a new distributed database. He was able to see these needs as both a Lead Engineer at Novell and Chief Architect at Cable Solutions at Liberate - where he built a high-performance, embedded networking stack and high scale broadcast server infrastructure. As Founder and Advisor, Brian continues to help Aerospike think through industry, hardware optimizations, and emerging uses cases.
Five Signs You Have Outgrown Cassandra (and What to Do About It)
Aerospike 4.2: Storage Efficiency and Speed Improvements
Aerospike doubles performance, shows 1 M TPS in YCSB tests
What’s New in Aerospike 3.12?
Aerospike Has Removed the Large Data Type (LDT) Feature
Aerospike 4.4: Change Notification and Operational Improvements
Aerospike 4.0, Strong Consistency, and Jepsen
In-Memory Computing at Aerospike Scale
What’s New in Aerospike 3.13 and 3.14?
What’s New in Aerospike 3.11?
Open Source Databases: The Unknown Community
Aerospike accelerates: Strong Consistency with High Performance in Aerospike 4.0
Aerospike and Intel – proving the next generation of in-memory performance
Intel Case Study Highlights how AppNexus increased performance, reliability and serviceability, while reducing their server count
What’s New in Aerospike 3.10?
Memcache users – Shift, don’t Shard
E-Commerce Done Right: Five Keys to Snapdeal’s Success
Aerospike 4.3: All Flash & Uniform Balance
Aerospike in the IBM Cloud
Aerospike 4.5: Persistent Memory and Compression
Aerospike 4.1
Aerospike Performance on Intel Optane Persistent Memory
