Introduction to the NoSQL Database Chapter 1th Basics of NoSQL Databases 11.1 relational and NoSQL databases 21.1.1 What is a brief history of NoSQL 21.1.2 relational database 21.1.3 database classification 31.1.4 relational database Advantages of 51.1.5 relational database 51.1.6 NoSQL database 91.2 What is a NoSQL database 121.2.1 key value store 131.2.2 document-oriented database 141.2.3 column-oriented database 141.3 how to guide into a NoSQL database 161.3.1 is always just one of the choices 161.3.2 to what extent do you trust it? 18 2nd the types and characteristics of the database 192.1 memcached (temporary key value store) 202.1.1 What is memcached 202.1.2 why use memcached 20.2.1.3 features and use cases 212.1.4 installation Step 272.1.5 Action Confirmation 292.1.6 Library 362.1.7 related tools required for various development languages 372.2 Tokyo Tyrant (permanent key value store) 442.2.1 what is Tokyo tyrant 442.2 .2 Why use the Tokyo Tyrant 442.2.3 feature and use case 442.2.4 installation step 482.2.5 Action Confirmation 502.2.6 the libraries needed for various development languages 582.2.7 related tools 582.3 Redi s (Temporary/persistent key value store) 612.3.1 What is Redis 612.3.2 why use Redis 612.3.3 features and Use cases 672.3.4 installation step 712.3.5 Action Confirmation 722.3.6 various development languages need to be used Library of 812.4 MongoDB (document-oriented database) 822.4.1 What is MongoDB 822.4.2 why to use the MongoDB 822.4.3 feature and use case 842.4.4 installation step 872.4.5 Action Confirmation 882.4.6 Application Library for various development languages 1002.4.7 related Tools 100 the 3rd chapter tries to use the NoSQL database 1033.1 memcached specific instance 1043.Cache of 1.1 Cases of ① relational database 1043.1.2 example ② music audio-visual ranking website 1123.1.3 example ③ external API cache 1193.2 Tokyo Tyrant Specific usage example 1203.2.1 ① show traffic on each page Specific application examples of 1203.3 Redis 1303.3.1 example ① timeline (time line) Web application 1303.3.2 Example ② query history 1443.4 MongoDB specific usages 1513.4.1 example ① Preservation of the survey data 1513.4.2 example ② analysis data Storage 165 4th Performance Verification 1674.1 basic INSERT and query processing performance 1684.1.1 hypothetical case 1684.1.2 readiness 1714.1.3 Insert processing performance 1724.1.4 performance of Query 1724.2 comparison of performance of different instances 1754.2.1 Tokyo Tyrant AddInt methods and Incr methods to add and remove data from the Redis list type 1754.2.2 1774.2.3 m Ysql Join and MongoDB embed 178 5th NoSQL relational database 1835.1 about NoSQL database 1845.1.1 features of various NoSQL databases 1845.1.2 runtime overhead and inexperienced issues 18 55.1.3 the MySQL database NoSQL method 1855.2 try to use Handlersocket 1875.2.1 feature 1875.2.2 for MySQL installation handlersocket 1885.2.3 action Confirmation 1915 .2.4 Handlersocket Performance 197
