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The Business Data Scientists Their View of Our World The Big Data Junk Yard Their View on our Happiness data scientist: 'the sexiest job of the 21st century' Their View on our work The BigData Junk Yard there will be too much data to handle,


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The Business Data Scientists

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Their View of Our World The Big Data Junk Yard

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Their View on our Happiness data scientist: 'the sexiest job of the 21st century'

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Their View on our work

The BigData Junk Yard

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there will be too much data to handle, process

  • r even “looked at”

within any given budget and time constraints

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Lets’ start forgetting data

DBMS Architects

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Lets’ start forgetting data

DBMS Architects

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Data rotting

The DBMS may selectively forget data on its own initiative for the sake of storage management and responsiveness.

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The food lifecycle

rotting refine

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Lesson 1:

Don't collect more Data than you can eat.

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Lesson 2:

Purify and refine Data makes consumption pleasant and lasting

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Lesson 3:

Data rotting is an evitable natural phenomena, learn to deal with Amnesia

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TAKE HOME MESSAGES

  • Database amnesia techniques is a barren research landscape
  • Prepare the end-users to cope with their dementing database
  • Providing medicines with clear cost/effectiveness
  • Re-asses all components of a DBMS to implement amnesia
  • Schema rotting
  • Query execution rotting
  • Index storage rotting
  • Record storage rotting
  • Operating system rotting,
  • Hardware rotting
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THANK YOU, ENJOY YOUR RESEARCH ADVENTURES

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Hardware rotting

Hardware failures are a blessing, not a curse, as long as you can recognize them

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Operating System rotting

The OOM killer on Linux kicks in when it is faced with an out-of-memory condition.

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Record rotting

Tuples/pages/partitions that have not been accessed over a long period become the target for automated vacuum actions.

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Index rotting

Index structures, such as hashes and B-trees, are automatically capped to consume less space at the cost of re-growing its branches

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Query rotting

Every data item contributing to a query result set is removed and no derived

  • bject can be larger then the

contribution set

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The medicine against rotting is to refine/purify

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Data fungi architecture