Nosql Use Cases

Over the past few years, the world of NoSQL databases has been filled with interesting new projects, ambitious statements and a lot of promises. It is rumored that the latest NoSQL database software package achieves significant performance improvements by adjusting all the structures and the three times-fold checksum that the database creator has been hoping to increase over the years. What about reliability? The reliability is overrated, according to Wall Street programmers who didn't use the NoSQL database to run large-scale enterprise applications but only trivial deals. What about the tabulation structure? Too rigid and limited. e.g.

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, ...

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. )...

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 ...

It was easy to choose a database two or three years ago. Well-funded companies will choose Oracle databases, and companies that use Microsoft products are usually SQL Server, while budget-less companies will choose MySQL. Now, however, the situation is much different. In the last two or three years, many companies have launched their own Open-source projects to store information. In many cases, these projects discard traditional relational database guidelines. Many people refer to these items as NoSQL, the abbreviation for "not only SQL." Although some NoSQL number ...

Within a few years, the NoSQL database has focused attention on performance, scalability, flexible patterns, and analytical capabilities. 　　Although relational databases are still a good choice for some use cases, like structural data and applications that require acid transactions, NoSQL is more advantageous in the following use cases: The data stored is essentially semi-structured or loosely-structured. 　　Requires a certain level of performance and scalability. 　　The application to access the data is consistent with the final consistency. Non-relational databases typically support the following features: Flexible ...

A few years ago, when people talked about the emerging NoSQL database technology, a considerable part of the view was that it was only a matter of time before NoSQL replaced traditional relational databases in large data markets. 　　Now, this prophecy has not materialized, Mitchell Kertzman's general manager Hummer Winblad that in most cases, NoSQL did not show the so-called revolutionary. As a veteran of the database, here's an excerpt from some points of view of Kertzman's video interview this week: What people need is actually SQL ...

With the rise of internet web2.0 websites, the relational database has become a very hot new field, the development of the non relational database products is very rapid. 　　But the traditional relational database in dealing with web2.0 website, especially the super large-scale and high concurrent SNS type web2.0 pure dynamic website already appeared to be powerless, has exposed many insurmountable problems, for example: 1, high configured--to the database higher concurrent reads and writes the demand WEB2.0 website to be based on user personalized information to generate real-time dynamic ...

The 2012 San Francisco Disrupt Congress brought the upstart-foundationdb of the NoSQL database, some of which feature as the basic attributes of the SQL database since the 1970s. They say this is a new type of database that extends infinitely more than most NoSQL databases on the market. Foundationdb not only inherited the advantages of NoSQL, but also integrated their so-called "yesacid" characteristics. FOUNDATIONDB executives believe their databases are scalable and fault-tolerant ...

In the current enterprise IT architecture, system administrators and DBAs will consider using the NoSQL database to solve problems that the RDBMS cannot solve, especially the internet industry. Traditional relational databases store data mainly as tables (table), and cannot meet the challenge of unstructured data. In the process of data standardization, the performance of relational database is encountering bottleneck. NoSQL, as its name suggests, is Not-only SQL, which can be a good complement to relational databases. In the report before the TechTarget database, ...