London, September 2nd 2013
Mr. Claudio Tesoriero is the author of "Getting Started with OrientDB", the new book about OrientDB. Claudio is a certified OrientDB developer that wrote this book for all the developers that want to start working with OrientDB NoSQL database.
Chapter 1: Installing OrientDB
Chapter 5: Advanced Features
Mr. Claudio Tesoriero is the author of "Getting Started with OrientDB", the new book about OrientDB. Claudio is a certified OrientDB developer that wrote this book for all the developers that want to start working with OrientDB NoSQL database.
Take a look at the Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: Installing OrientDB
- Standard Edition
- Graphed Edition
- Key/Value Edition
- Enterprise Edition
- Installing from the latest stable release
- Installing the Standard Edition
- Installing the Graphed Edition
- Compiling from the latest source snapshot
- Running the test suite
- Installing as a daemon/service
- Linux systems
- Windows systems
- Summary
- Configuration
- orientdb-server-config.xml
- orientdb-dserver-config.xml
- The OrientDB console
- OrientDB data files
- Classes
- Abstract classes
- Security
- Rules
- Roles
- Users
- Server users
- Record-level security
- The OrientDB Studio
- The Database section
- The Query section
- The Document section
- The Functions section
- The Graph section
- The Raw access section
- The root user
- Back up / restore
- Using the console
- Using the OrientDB Studio
- Automatic backup
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Programming OrientDB
- Data types
- Extended SQL
- Creating a database
- Creating classes
- Inserting records
- Deleting records
- Reading and updating records
- Fields
- Schema-full classes and the mixed-mode schema
- Relationships
- One-to-one and one-to-many relationships
- Many-to-many relationships
- Traversing the relationships
- SQL functions
- The graph database
- Using the JDBC driver
- Other language drivers (PHP)
- The native Java API
- Opening a connection
- Connection pools
- Executing SQL queries
- Executing SQL commands
- Create, load, update, and delete a document
- Object database support
- RESTful APIs
- Transactions
- Transactions within REST calls
- Summary
- Caching
- General Optimizations
- The JVM optimization
- Memory and cache
- Mapping files
- Connections
- Transactions
- Massive insertions
- Datafile fragmentation
- The profiler
- Query tips
- The explain command
- Indexes
- Looking for @rid values
- Summary
- The embedded mode
- Server-side code
- Server-side function features
- Creating a function
- Usage
- Java API
- RESTful calls
- Special variables
- Hooks
- Triggers
- Gremlin support
- Gephi
- Clustering
- How it works
- Replication
- Configuration and setup
- Sending e-mails through OrientDB
- Usage
- Summary
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