Web 2.0 Expo NY 09: Michael Liss and Ryan Murray, Apstrata

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A cloud-hosted data hub running on Amazon EC2 that stores JSON documents and large files, exposes a RESTful HTTP API and lets client JavaScript or mobile apps push data with one line and query with one line; data actions trigger server-side scripts that can DM via Twitter’s API or push video to encoding.com; schema and scripts are manageable in the console; security enforces field-level security; alpha is free, billing is pay-as-you-grow and data export avoids vendor lock-in.

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1. 0:00Apstrata introduction
2. 1:08Real-time web challenges
3. 2:55Apstrata Data Hub demo
4. 5:01Benefits for real-time apps
5. 6:04Vendor lock-in and security
6. 8:11Pricing and business model
7. 9:57Future vision and acquirers
8. 11:26Q&A

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