NoSQL Databases
What is NoSQL?
A NoSQL database provides a mechanism for storage and retrieval of data in a fast response time,
usually within milliseconds.
NoSQL advantages:
- On-relational and schema-less data model.
- Low latency and high performance.
- Highly scalable.
NoSQL use cases:
- Application requiring horizontal scaling.
For example: Mobile app with millions of users. - User Preferences- Get data per user.
- Low latency and session state-
for example: Capturing cookie state- In the ad tech and large scale web servers - Thousand of requests per seconds (WRITE only).
For example: Reality shows- large scale of voting in a short period of time.
NoSQL antipattern use cases:
BI and analytical database.
Our NoSQL Blogs and Meetups
Our NoSQL Meetups
English
- Data Modeling for NoSQL Databases
- NoSQL Data Modeling and the LSM Tree data structure
- High Performance, Low Latency Database Architecture
- Next Generation Databases: Critical Innovations for Performance at Scale
- Extreme Data Streaming using Reactive and Aerospike NoSQL
- RedisGears
- A Polylog about Redis