A Key-Value Database Technology Remains Relevant in its Sixth Decade

Join K.S. Bhaskar, President of YottaDB, as he explores the enduring power of key-value databases. This webinar will delve into the rich history of M technology, the foundation upon which YottaDB is built. Discover how YottaDB has evolved to meet modern challenges while preserving its core strengths. Bhaskar will provide a live demonstration of YottaDB, including a comparative analysis with Redis using JavaScript. Gain insights into the capabilities and performance of both technologies.

🔍 Key Topics:

- The evolution of MUMPS and its impact on modern databases
- How YottaDB integrates M with multiple programming languages
- The role of key-value databases in critical applications like core banking and EHRss

About thе Speaker:

K.S. Bhaskar
President of YottaDB

Born in the late 1960s, MUMPS (Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multiprogramming System) was the second database technology and tightly coupled a procedural language with a hierarchical key-value database. XML and JSON both map intuitively onto the hierarchical key-value database, known today as M, which is widely used in mission-critical applications like core-banking and electronic health records. YottaDB (https://yottadb.com) tightly couples an M database with multiple programming language APIs and is likely the fastest key-value database on Linux.

00:00 YottaDB: A Deep Dive
01:53 The Dawn of Databases
03:21 A Closer Look at MUMPS
08:25 MUMPS: The Power Behind the Scenes
09:41 Six Decades of Technological Evolution
14:19 MUMPS Today: A Modern Perspective
18:21 The Future of YottaDB
21:26 Demo and Performance Comparison
27:55 YottaDB: Where Are We Going?
32:05 Summary and Q&A

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