Billy Duberstein’s article, If You Invested $1000 in MongoDB’s IPO, This Is How Much Money You’d Have Now, illustrated how much money you would have made if you had invested in the MongoDB IPO — over five times what you bought in at!
Although that’s impressive, what was really striking was the reasoning behind why […]
This post is the last in a four-part blog series by Matt Yonkovit, Percona Chief Experience Officer. Read Matt’s other blogs in the series here – “Baseline Data and the Size of the Market”, “Migrating from Proprietary Software to Open Source”, and “The Most Popular Open Source Databases 2020.”
When is Open Source Not Really […]
A four-part blog series by Matt Yonkovit, Percona Chief Experience Officer. Read Matt’s other blogs in this series – “Baseline Data and the Size of the Market“, “Migrating from Proprietary Software to Open Source“, and “When is Open Source Not Really Open?“
The Most Popular Open Source Databases 2020
Although there are some variations, the most […]
A four-part blog series by Matt Yonkovit, Percona Chief Experience Officer. Read Matt’s other blogs in this series – “Baseline Data and the Size of the Market“, “The Most Popular Open Source Databases 2020″, and “When is Open Source Not Really Open?“
Migrating from Proprietary Software to Open Source
There are two main sources of growth […]
A four-part blog series by Matt Yonkovit, Percona Chief Experience Officer. Read Matt’s other blogs in this series – “Migrating from Proprietary Software to Open Source“, “The Most Popular Open Source Databases 2020‘, and “When is Open Source Not Really Open?“
Baseline Data and the Size of the Market
Over the last few years, we have […]
