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:

  1. On-relational and schema-less data model.
  2. Low latency and high performance.
  3. Highly scalable.

NoSQL use cases:

  1. Application requiring horizontal scaling.
    For example: Mobile app with millions of users.
  2. User Preferences- Get data per user. 
  3. Low latency and session state-
    for example: Capturing cookie state- In the ad tech and large scale web servers
  4. 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

  1. Aerospike NoSql Counter Use cases

Our NoSQL Meetups

English

  1. Data Modeling for NoSQL Databases
  2. NoSQL Data Modeling and the LSM Tree data structure
  3. High Performance, Low Latency Database Architecture
  4. Next Generation Databases: Critical Innovations for Performance at Scale
  5. Extreme Data Streaming using Reactive and Aerospike NoSQL
  6. RedisGears
  7. A Polylog about Redis

Hebrew

  1. Couchbase NoSQL Platform
  2. NoSQL at Extreme Performance – Aerospike
  3. Mongo to redshift

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