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MongoDB Vs Neo4j GraphDB. It’s your Case Study..!!
I was working on one Social Media Streaming proof of concept where problem statement was which NoSQL Database is best fit for social media network. I’m big fan of MongoDB and I was planning to use MongoDB in this case but I wanted give another shot for other NoSQL databases where I chose Neo4j Graph Database. Read more…
NoSQL Do’s and Don’ts
In this article I’ll be explaining about Do’s and Don’ts about NoSQL. Essentially I will be talking about the set of circumstances, the scenarios where NoSQL Database makes the most sense and the scenarios where it really doesn’t make a lot of sense and where relational databases would in fact be more appropriate. By sketching out the different scenarios for the different types of databases, you’ll then be in a good position to understand, based on whether your requirement is exposed to one set of scenarios, the other set or both, whether NoSQL databases are appropriate for your organization and for your requirements. Read more…
Social Media and Sentiment Analysis
Recently sentiment analysis has gained much attention and interest to huge proportions which is also being fuelled by the many social media platforms mushrooming each day. And sometimes we actually do not understand how this is going to help? But before this we need to understand what sentiment analysis is and how it really works? Read more…
What is Graph Databases?
This is last item is NoSQL Categories Breakdown series, in this article I will explain about Graph Databases which is one of the subcategory in NoSQL databases. Specialty of Graph Databases is they work really great for tracking relationships and that’s why this category is great fit for social network applications or just about anything where relationships are playing really important roles. And relationships can be thought of in an expansive way because you know how relationships costs in RDBMS. In Graph Database one relationship is about ownership or control and with we can pretty much represent just any data from that database. Read more…
What is Wide Column Stores?
As mentioned in my earlier article for Key-Value Stores, wide column stores have tables which contains columns. The small difference is that Wide Column Stores takes a hybrid approach mixing the declarative characteristics game of relational databases with the key-value pair based and totally variables schema of key-value stores. Wide Column databases stores data tables as sections of columns of data rather than as rows of data. Read more…
What is Key-Value Stores?
In my previous article I explained about categories of NoSQL Databases and in this series of articles I’ll explain all four categories in details.
Let’s look at the essentially key-value stores. Which are really the most common and the most foundational, and also the most general purpose of NoSQL Database. They are not necessarily the most popular because Key-Value stores tend to be less exotic as compare to other NoSQL Databases. But they tend to fit so many different purposes especially well suited to a great variety of applications. Read more…
NoSQL Categories Breakdown
As covered in my [last post]. In the era of Big Data, good old RDBMS concepts are no longer the right concepts for many unstructured and semi-structured database jobs. Here is another attempt to explain NoSQL with their Architecture and Categories. Read more…
What is NoSQL
Now a days in IT Industry everyone is talking about NoSQL Databases. And most of them are not aware of what exactly NoSQL is where we can implement it. In this article I’m trying to explain about what is NoSQL Databases and how different they are from Relational Databases. In order to understand NoSQL I’ll put some light on Relational Database Model. Read more…
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