Stored Procedures in NoSQL DBMSs: The Tarantool Example
summary
The talk examines using stored procedures in NoSQL databases to speed up data processing, using Tarantool as the example. It treats Tarantool as a full application server where code running inside it can act as microservices, and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of that approach.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:34Why Tarantool
- 5:22Tarantool features
- 8:56Tarantool roles
- 13:15Service example with stored procedures
- 16:50Network latency optimization
- 19:18Non-blocking HTTP requests
- 20:44Data migration in Tarantool
- 22:49Stored procedure optimization
- 25:39Lua and C development
- 29:11Lua development challenges
- 31:02Stored procedure benefits summary
- 32:05Useful modules and tools
- 34:33Resources
- 35:57Q&A
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