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Understanding NoSQL Databases
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- Definition and Characteristics
- NoSQL databases store data differently from relational tables
- They can be queried using various APIs and declarative languages
- NoSQL databases are flexible and allow rapid schema definition
- Advantages
- High scalability and availability through horizontal scaling
- Supports real-time web applications and big data
- Enables agile development with rapid adaptation
- Provides zero downtime through cloud integration
- Types
- Key-value databases offer complete control over value fields
- Document databases handle semi-structured data
- Graph databases organize data as nodes and relationships
- Wide column databases store data in tables and columns
- Limitations
- Not suitable for classic back-office applications
- Complex queries may not work well with NoSQL
- Some applications may require hybrid relational-NoSQL models
- Oracle NoSQL Database
- Offers document, columnar, and key-value database models
- Provides millisecond response times with data replication
- Includes ACID transactions and serverless scaling