Rick Grehan
Contributing Editor
Rick Grehan is a longtime InfoWorld reviewer and a professional software developer who currently works for Oracle.
Review: MongoDB 3.0 reaches for the enterprise
MongoDB zeroes in on operations with pluggable storage engines and revamped management tools
Review: Stretch your NoSQL database with MarkLogic 8
Enterprise-oriented document database brings powerful indexing and flexible querying to a broad range of data types
Review: Aerospike kicks scale-out NoSQL into high gear
Aerospike Server leverages memory and SSDs to bring extremely high throughput to a flexible, scalable key-value database
Review: The big 4 Java IDEs compared
How Eclipse, NetBeans, JDeveloper, and IntelliJ IDEA stack up in capabilities and ease of use
Review: Connect your data better with Neo4j
Designed for linking relationships, the Neo4j graph database combines speed, ease, and extreme flexibility, though the query language may take some getting used to
Big data showdown: Cassandra vs. HBase
Bigtable-inspired open source projects take different routes to the highly scalable, highly flexible, distributed, wide column data store
Review: HBase is massively scalable -- and hugely complex
Apache HBase offers extreme scalability, reliability, and flexibility, but at the cost of many moving parts
Review: Cassandra lowers the barriers to big data
Apache Cassandra 2.0 combines NoSQL flexibility and scalability with friendly SQL-like queries
Review: 4 supercool JavaScript tools for data visualization
Free, open source D3, InfoViz, Processing.js, and Recline.js bring dynamic, interactive -- and jaw-dropping -- data-driven graphics to the Web browser
Review: 4 free, open source management GUIs For MongoDB
Genghis, phpMoAdmin, RockMongo, and UMongo free MongoDB database management from the command line
NoSQL showdown: MongoDB vs. Couchbase
MongoDB edges Couchbase Server with richer querying and indexing options, as well as superior ease of use
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