Relationships between data matter even in this modern world of flexible type. Gaurav from Symantec will give an overview of how Symantec have deployed systems such as Couchbase and ElasticSearch for two different needs. First, a time series use case which leverages the common, heterogenous JSON data structure between Couchbase and ElasticSearch allowing each to meet Symantec’s needs. The second deals with entities and the various relationships between them. How should one model these relationships in a world with a flexible schema?
2. About Me
Gaurav Chandna
At Symantec for 11 years.
Worked at AntiSpyware,
Behavioral malware, Norton and
now building platforms.
Engineering Manager previously
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A is associated with B
B is associated with C
A is associated with C
Code models them as objects and relationships and privileges
Talk through the use cases of what we do
Why relational doesn’t work
Talk about the different options that we have in code
JSON Parsing is expensive.
Can talk about the initial implementation
Take aways model your data properly
