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Student Name Tushar bonde

URN NO 2020-B-28072001
Course Name NoSQL Database
Specialization BCA-Data Science Sem-V
Academic Year 2022-2023

MOOC TITLE: - NOSQL DATABASE


Link: - https://olympus.mygreatlearning.com/courses/56696
1. Introduction

NoSQL databases are a new category of databases that are increasingly


being used in place of traditional relational databases. NoSQL databases
are often more scalable and provide better performance than relational
databases, making them a good choice for big data applications.

2. What is a NoSQL Database?

A NoSQL database is a non-relational database that does not use the


traditional table-based schema of a relational database. NoSQL
databases are often more scalable and provide better performance than
relational databases, making them a good choice for big data
applications.

3. Benefits of NoSQL Databases

There are several benefits of using a NoSQL database instead of a


relational database, including:

•NoSQL databases are often more scalable than relational databases.

•NoSQL databases can provide better performance than relational


databases, particularly for big data applications.

•NoSQL databases are often easier to use than relational databases, as


they do not require a schema to be defined upfront.

•NoSQL databases can be more flexible than relational databases, as


they can be easily changed to accommodate new data types and
structures.

4. Types of NoSQL Key-Value info Key-value stores square measure the best NoSQL databases that:
● Store every single item within the info as AN attribute name (key) along side its price.
● square measure ideal for handling internet scale operations that require to scale across thousands
of different servers and many users with extraordinarily fast and optimized retrieval. Document info
supported the idea of documents, the Document database:
● Stores and retrieves varied documents in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON ), protractible Mark-up
Language (XML), BSON
● It Consists of maps, structures, and scalar price.
● It store documents within the price a part of the key-value store Column-Based info, Column-
based informationbases store data in column families as rows. These rows contain multiple columns
that square measure related to a row key. in an exceedingly Column-Based database:
● The key identifies the rows.

● the assorted rows should not have identical columns. Graph info A Graph info makes relationships
promptly on the market for any join-like execution permitting fast access of many connections. It
allows you to store information and its relationships with different information within the type of
nodes and edges. CAP Theorem (contd.) The CAP theorem states that in any distributed system
solely 2 of the 3 properties are often used simultaneously—consistency, availableness, or partition
tolerance. to regulate the info, understanding the subsequent necessities is essential:

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