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The case for PIQL
2010
Proceedings of the 1st ACM symposium on Cloud computing - SoCC '10
Large-scale, user-facing applications are increasingly moving from relational databases to distributed key/value stores for high-request-rate, low-latency workloads. Often, this move is motivated not only by key/value stores' ability to scale simply by adding more hardware, but also by the easy to understand predictable performance they provide for all operations. For complex queries, this approach often requires onerous explicit index management and imperative data lookup by the developer. We
doi:10.1145/1807128.1807149
dblp:conf/cloud/ArmbrustLTFFP10
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