Re: #liveDB server, research and upcoming webinar on In-Memory Database Systems

Robert Friberg <[email protected]>
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> This is a great opportunity for us to standardize our terminology now that there is another big prevalence engine/layer/thing project being driven.

> Lets try and do that?

Yes, it will benefit both camps and prevalence in general, which I believe is on the rise! 
Hopefully we will get it all straightened out in time for the bachelors thesis.

> I must say, though, that if you want to use a different term for marketing purposes and say that it is prevalence-based, ok. But it makes me sad if you simply transcribe the definition of System 
> Prevalence here in your own words:
> http://livedb.devrex.se/
> and give it a different name without mentioning Prevalence, as if it had come from nowhere.

What name are you referring to? We didn't invent a new name, we are just being more general by using the term database engine based on the inheritance chain #livedb is-a prevalence engine is-an in-memory database engine is-a database engine. The #liveDB main page doesn't explicitly say Prevalence Engine or System Prevalence because I don't believe that will provide any descriptive value whatsoever to the intended visitors, simply because they've most probably never heard of it before. Hopefully this will change in the near future!

On another note, LMAX is also a prevalence engine, although a highly optimized one. I had a twitter conversation with one of their devs and pointed them to the system prevalence wikipedia page and recieved the reply, "That's exactly what we do".

Robert Friberg
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http://livedomain.codeplex.com 
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