Cloud, Big Data and analytics are driving the need for a new database - one that scales out both transactions and real-time analytics, and is architected to run on cloud-friendly commodity and/or virtual infrastructure.

Come talk with Sergei Tsarev, CTO and Founder of Clustrix, about the reinvention of the relational database. Clustrix is the first and only row-based SQL database to bring massively parallel processing (MPP) to both transactions and real-time analytics. Clustrix 5.0 allows you to easily scale-out a database that can support massive transaction volumes and use true, real-time analytics to drive real-time business decisions.

Joining Sergei will be Dmitri Mikhailov, Principal Database Architect at TheLadders, the premier online job-matching service. Dmitri and his team have implemented the Clustrix scale-out SQL database at TheLadders; he will speak about their experience and results with Clustrix.

As part of this session, Sergei will also show you how you to set up your own scale-out SQL database on AWS. In addition to AWS Marketplace, Clustrix is available on-demand at Rackspace, GoGrid, Equinix and BlueBoxGroup as well as a database appliance.

Sergei Tsarev, Co-Founder & CTO, Clustrix
Dmitri Mikhailov, Principal Database Architect, TheLadders

Sergei Tsarev, Co-Founder and CTO, Clustrix, Inc.

Prior to Clustrix, Sergei has led the Internet Operations Systems Infrastructure team at AOL. Sergei's accomplishments include developing the Simple Time-series Database (STDB), a high performance data storage engine for operational monitoring metrics. It has become the standard storage engine for network and host monitoring data for all of AOL. Sergei earned a B.S. in Computer Science from University of Maryland, College Park.

Dmitri Mikhailov, Principal Database Architect, TheLadders

Prior to TheLadders.com, Dmitri worked for Fortune Global 500 companies in Europe and the United States. He worked with big data for over two decades, designing and developing efficient solutions on every major database platform. Dmitri received a Master's Degree in Computer Science from Belarussian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics.