December 01, 2011

Posted by John

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Just over a month ago, I presented on storing stats in MongoDB at MongoChi 2011. 10Gen posted the video recently, so I thought I would share it here. The first 5 minutes or so are a bit rough, but it improves after that. I’ll be presenting the same thing at MongoSV next week if you want to catch it live.

I’ve also embedded the slides below.

3 Comments

  1. Martin Westin Martin Westin

    Jan 20, 2012

    Looks like a very interesting talk. I hope you will do it again, so that you might get a video with a better audio track. All that cellphone static kind-of ruined it for me. (jumping to minute 5 or so and it does get better)

    One question regarding one of my least favorite problems to solve with storing and displaying statistics.
    How about timezones?
    Are they not a problem because each “site” is set to a certain timezone?

  2. @Martin Westin: I get around that by encoding the data in the timezone based on whatever is picked. Data for a given gauge can only be viewed in that gauges timezone.

  3. Joffrey Joffrey

    Mar 05, 2012

    Anyone reading this, should also read http://railstips.org/blog/archives/2011/06/28/counters-everywhere/

    John, just so you know, I could pay 50$ for a detailled ebook on the subject great idea and implementation.

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