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Felix Martin Schuhknecht

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Talking Blockchains: The Perspective of a Database Researcher

2021

There are few topics out there, that seem to create as much confusion and discussion as blockchains. This has a multitude of reasons: (1) A large number of drastically different concepts and systems are unified under the very broad term "blockchain". (2) The topic touches a variety of different fields, including databases, distributed processing, networks, cryptography, and even economics. (3) There exists a large number of different applications of the technology.The goal of this paper is to simplify and structure the discussion of blockchain technology. We first introduce a simple formalization of the basic components, that appear again and again in a variety of blockchain systems. Second…

Structure (mathematical logic)BlockchainDatabaseDistributed databaseTransaction processingComputer sciencebusiness.industryExistential quantification010102 general mathematicsCryptography0102 computer and information sciencescomputer.software_genre01 natural sciencesVariety (cybernetics)Workflow010201 computation theory & mathematics0101 mathematicsbusinesscomputer2021 IEEE 37th International Conference on Data Engineering Workshops (ICDEW)
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AnyOLAP

2021

The volume of data that is processed and produced by modern data-intensive applications is constantly increasing. Of course, along with the volume, the interest in analyzing and interpreting this data increases as well. As a consequence, more and more DBMSs and processing frameworks are specialized towards the efficient execution of long-running, read-only analytical queries. Unfortunately, to enable analysis, the data first has to be moved from the source application to the analytics tool via a lengthy ETL process, which increases the runtime and complexity of the analysis pipeline. In this work, we advocate to simply skip ETL altogether. With AnyOLAP, we can perform online analysis of dat…

Computer scienceGeneral EngineeringComputational scienceProceedings of the VLDB Endowment
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