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arrays. Examples: Redis, Memcached, for analytical queries. relationships. Examples: and application
MongoDB, CouchDB, DynamoDB. Examples: Cassandra, Neo4j, Neptune, requirements for best fit.
Firestore. HBase, ScyllaDB. JanusGraph.
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Why NoSQL? Advantages Over Traditional
Databases
Explore the key business, performance, and technical benefits of NoSQL databases
Agile Dev
Rapid iteration, no costly migrations.
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Overcome SQL Cost Efficiency
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Avoid rigid schemas and joins. Scale out on cheap hardware.
Scalability Speed to Market
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Flexible and horizontal scaling. Fast deployment, less complexity.
High Availability Big Data
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Distributed for fault tolerance. Handle large and diverse data.
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High Throughput
Optimized for speed and load.
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NoSQL in Industry & Leading Vendors
Industry applications, real-world use cases, key vendors, and market trends explained
Type Vendors
Document Databases MongoDB, Amazon DocumentDB
Key-Value & Column Stores Redis, Apache Cassandra, Amazon DynamoDB
Graph & Multi-model Neo4j, Azure Cosmos DB
Types of NoSQL Databases
Explore different NoSQL database types with examples and key features
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SQL vs NoSQL: A Feature SQL Databases NoSQL Databases
ComparisonUse Case
Tabular with fixed rows & Various: Document, Key-Value,
Understanding key differences between Data Model
columns, relations via keys Column, Graph; flexible schemas
SQL and NoSQLContent
databasesrecommendations
for various
applications
Fixed schema, predefined
Schema Dynamic schema, flexible and evolving
Social connections before data insertion
Query Database-specific query APIs (e.g.,
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Real-time tracking Language
Standard SQL
MongoDBQL, Cassandra CQL)
Document Databases Key-Value Stores Column-Ori
Product catalog Scalability Vertical scaling (scale-up) Horizontal scaling (scale-out)
Store data in flexible JSON- Simplest form storing key- Stores
like documents; collections value pairs optimized for Store data in colum
ACID compliant (strong BASE model (eventual consistency);
Professional networks Transactions
consistency) some support ACID
contain nested fields and fast lookups. Examples: instead of rows, o
arrays. Examples: Redis, Memcached, for analytical q
MongoDB, CouchDB, DynamoDB. Examples: Cas
Millions of tweets Complex queries, transactions, Big data, real-time analytics, content Firestore. HBase, Scyl
Best For
financial systems management, IoT
Select the right database: leverage NoSQL’s
flexibility and scalability for your data challenges
Key insights and future directions in NoSQL databases for scalable, flexible data management
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Next Steps & Call to Action
Empower your organization to leverage NoSQL for scalable and agile data management
1 Evaluate your data needs 2 Analyze use cases for NoSQL or 3 Pilot NoSQL solutions with proof-of-
thoroughly hybrid models concept projects
Assess data volume, structure, and scalability Identify specific applications and scenarios that Start small projects using leading NoSQL vendors
requirements to ensure the chosen database benefit from NoSQL or combined SQL-NoSQL to validate benefits and address challenges
solution fits your organizational demands architectures to optimize performance and before full-scale deployment.
effectively. flexibility.
4 Invest in building team skills 5 Monitor industry trends in AI/ML 6 Adopt strategic database
and security architecture
Develop expertise in NoSQL technologies and
cloud platforms to ensure successful Stay updated on advancements related to AI/ML Combine SQL and NoSQL databases intelligently
implementation and management of database integration and data security to maintain a to achieve optimized outcomes in scalability,
systems. competitive edge and safeguard data assets. agility, and performance.
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