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"IT168" I have always felt that nosql in fact very easy to understand, I have also had a very in-depth study of NoSQL, but in the recent preparation of yuntable chart, found that NoSQL not only very profound, 　　And my personal understanding of NoSQL is only superficial, but I am still a "shame and then Yong" people, so after a period of study, from the sixth part of this series, will talk to you nosql, and this article will be the main to do a NoSQL database review. ...

Previously NoSQL databases were indifferent to new and emerging projects around the world, and we often heard those with ambitious trumpeter patting their chests to ensure that their new nosql applications would break all the old frames and bring new things. In reality, however, it is overblown that NoSQL is still unable to get into Wall Street, even if the trendy developers are only willing to use it for trivial matters in their lives. Because of the limitations of the table structure is too large, if you can discard these, the speed of the database can be improved quality. At this moment, ...

NoSQL: How developers respond to big data release time: 2012.04.16 14:15 Source: Developer Author: Developer Current Large data is the hottest trend in the field of High-performance computing. Large data processing is characterized by: we need real-time collection, analysis, transmission of massive information, data set to PB or even ZB (1 million PB) as a unit, the large number of developers to bring new challenges, talked about large data, on ...

The IT world is rapidly embracing "big data". Large data storage will be the next topic of discussion for Big data analysis, as big data is getting bigger, for example, and startups are using these systems to analyze the history of human evolution with trillions of DNA tests. Although large data (and its underlying technology NoSQL) is becoming a popular language in information systems, there is not much discussion about the security implications of large data. Large data Overview NoSQL refers to the relational database, which contains a large number of different types of structured data and unstructured data storage ...

With the development of data services and NoSQL databases, Web applications increasingly need NoSQL databases, and now it seems that NoSQL databases have a tendency to break traditional relational databases. In December last year, couchbase a http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/32268.html "> survey showed that many companies are ready to adopt NoSQL technology over the next year." But why did they deploy NoSQL? Why they give up ...

Today, IBM, one of the three major manufacturers of traditional database fields, announces that it will add NoSQL functionality to future DB2 flagship databases. And just yesterday, database leader Oracle announced the release of its latest NoSQL database, although the two products are intrinsically different (Oracle NoSQL Datbase will be released as a stand-alone product, based on Berkeley DB IBM's NoSQL database will migrate to DB2 and Informix, with no specific technical details to release. )...

(Author Srini penchikala translator Dingxuefeng) for non-relational data types such as documents, object graphs, and key-value pairs, the NoSQL database provides them with an alternative way to store data. Can distributed caching be used as a NoSQL database? Ehcache's Greg Luck author describes the similarity between distributed caching and NoSQL databases. Infoq interviewed him and discussed the pros and cons of the scheme. InfoQ: Can you do a distributed caching solution with the NoSQL database ...

Large data age how to evaluate a NoSQL technician release time: 2012.04.16 14:34 &http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Source: CSDN Author: CSDN To this day, "Big data" the advent of the era ...

How to choose the right NoSQL release time according to your own business: 2012.04.16 14:29 &http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Source: CSDN Author: CSDN To this day, "Big data" the advent of the era ...

This is my second time for the new project in-depth research NoSQL, but also the second decision to give up NoSQL. 　　Like the conclusion I made last time about why I chose to use nosql so hard, we finally decided to give up NoSQL and use a traditional relational database. I've come up with a lot of comments from the last post to evaluate NoSQL-the core of the solution is "depending on your needs." But despite the need for clarity, it still takes time to research and find out whether a particular NoSQL engine is exactly what you need. There are so many ways that you can't ...