How do you cope with the rise of unstructured data? Do you have different systems for your NoSQL and your SQL databases? How do you perform analytics of NoSQL data? ToroDB is an open-source NoSQL & relational database written in Java. ToroDB transforms NoSQL documents to relational structures and stores them in relational databases like PostgreSQL. ToroDB speaks the MongoDB protocol, being compatible with MongoDB programs and tools. With ToroDB, you can use either SQL or the MongoDB API for queries. ToroDB automatically structures and partitions your NoSQL data. ToroDB also speaks the MongoDB protocol and can replicate live from it. And you can do analytics in pure SQL against Massively Parallel Databases like Greenplum or CitusDB. Join this talk to understand how ToroDB works, what advantages it may bring to your Big Data architecture, and how to hack ToroDB’s Java open source code.