Beautiful tilt shift shot: http://t.co/7JRrtSe

So incredibly happy to announce the Riak Handbook, the most definitive guide to Riak: http://t.co/cem91ojj

Have 10 invites for Google+ to give away, more details here: http://t.co/W7zZ6T8

Crazy startup idea: build a sustainable business.

To our buddies at GitHub: http://t.co/pKJl8u80

A short story on MongoDB data loss in two tweets: http://t.co/yEfOq2Q and http://t.co/yIr5qw6

Nice overview on the different data stores and technologies in use at Twitter: http://j.mp/h6FJDW

Automated failover is a art: http://t.co/CYUudzJ

Web Operations 101 For Developers: http://t.co/X703TPS

Looks like MongoDB just got owned: http://t.co/0MOt9KH7

The problem of single publisher/consumer and queuing theory explained: http://t.co/kcb2MS7N h/t @dylanegan

In the light of the recent EC2 outage, this is more relevant than ever: http://t.co/lP1CXnR

An extensive tour of Amazon's DynamoDB: http://t.co/AIlN2WQS

Happy to announce the little side project I've been working on, the NoSQL Handbook, soon to go into readable beta: http://nosqlhandbook.com/

Instead of Hackernews, read a paper this week, e.g. SEDA: Architecture for Well-Conditioned, Scalable Internet Services http://t.co/S5b7ZMMi

OH: "So when are you guys gonna support Thrift?" "I don't have enough middle fingers to answer that question."

Boom, riak-js 0.10.0 with support for Protocol Buffers is out:  https://npmjs.org/package/riak-js  Major props to @quitlahok for his protobufs libs!

Been reading the Kafka design document, great read on how to build a distributed messaging system: http://t.co/UkiKbhGK

Nice overview slide set of what's new in Redis 2.2 by @pnoordhuis: http://roidi.us/vjUD

On the blog, “A Simple Redis Use Case for Sorted Sets”: http://roidi.us/stnw