NoSQL Database
presented by
Todd Shelton
What is NoSQL?
NoSQL,
- generally aren't relational
- has no query language (well kind of)
- been around since the 60's but are just not catching on
- easily scalable
- more flexible
- schema-less
Why no schema?
- performance
- data is adjustable
- structured
- semi-structured
- unstructured
- agile for today's
How do they store data?
- Document-oriented
- Graph Store
- Key-value pairs
- Wide-column
Some NoSQL DB's
- MongoDB
- OrientDB
- CouchDB
- NewSQL (Big Table by Google)
- There are more..
MongoDB
Tell me about it!
- Document-oriented
- Great for unstructured data and lots of it.
- Created by 10 Gen 2007
- Open sourced in 2009
- re-named MongoDB 2013
- just in case you want to know. Mongo comes from hummungous
Comparison
SQL
MongoDB
both store data in database
SQL stores in table
Mongo stores in collections
SQL data are in rows
Mongo is documents
SQL vs MongoDB
- relational vs document
- dynamic schema MongoDB
MongoLabs
NoSQL Database
By tweenout
NoSQL Database
This presentation is for the School of Informatics and Computing's Brown Bag Lunch.
