By Adam Fowler
ISBN-10: 1118905784
ISBN-13: 9781118905784
Wake up to hurry at the nuances of NoSQL databases and what theymean on your organization
This effortless to learn consultant to NoSQL databases presents the sort ofno-nonsense evaluation and research it's essential study, includingwhat NoSQL is and which database is true for you. Featuringspecific review standards for NoSQL databases, in addition to a lookinto the professionals and cons of the preferred recommendations, NoSQL ForDummies presents the quickest and easiest method to dive into thedetails of this awesome know-how. You'll achieve an understandingof tips to use NoSQL databases for mission-critical enterprisearchitectures and initiatives, and real-world examples toughen theprimary issues to create an action-oriented source for ITpros.
If you're making plans a huge facts venture or platform, you probablyalready recognize you must opt for a NoSQL database to accomplish yourarchitecture. yet with techniques flooding the marketplace and updates andadd-ons coming at a fast velocity, settling on what you require now,and sooner or later, could be a tall activity. this can be the place NoSQL ForDummies comes in!
Learn the fundamental tenets of NoSQL databases and why they havecome to the leading edge as information has outpaced the functions ofrelational databases
Discover significant avid gamers between NoSQL databases, includingCassandra, MongoDB, MarkLogic, Neo4J, and others
Get an in-depth examine the advantages and drawbacks of thewide number of NoSQL database options
Explore the wishes of your company as they relate to thecapabilities of particular NoSQL databases
Big info and Hadoop get the entire realization, but if it comesdown to it, NoSQL databases are the engines that strength many bigdata analytics projects. With NoSQL For Dummies, you'llgo past relational databases to ramp up your enterprise's dataarchitecture in no time.
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Learn to:
Use the differing kinds of NoSQL databases
Create a database administration procedure utilizing NoSQL
Access and learn titanic quantities of unstructured data
Learn every little thing you must learn about NoSQL databases and the way to take advantage of them
NoSQL databases are serious for coping with significant facts. this simple, pleasant consultant presents particular assessment standards for selecting the NoSQL database that’s perfect to your association. You’ll additionally achieve an knowing of ways to take advantage of NoSQL databases for mission-critical firm architectures and initiatives, with real-world examples to teach you how.
First, the fundamentals — study the fundamental tenets of NoSQL databases and the way they serve great facts wishes that relational databases can’t handle
So many selections — get an in-depth examine the advantages and downsides of the most well-liked NoSQL database options
Meet the avid gamers — discover many of the significant NoSQL database forms, together with Cassandra, MongoDB, MarkLogic, and Neo4J
How to settle on — see the way to study the wishes of your company as they relate to the functions of particular NoSQL databases
Real stuff — realize the right way to spot enterprise and technical difficulties that NoSQL can remedy and the way to exploit NoSQL databases in complicated, mission-critical applications
Boost your price — get the data you want to ramp up your enterprise’s info structure for state-of-the-art competitiveness
Open the publication and find:
What you want to recognize while opting for a NoSQL database
How NoSQL is established to control diversified information types
All approximately BigTables
Tips on record database use
Factors to judge while evaluating databases
Interesting stuff approximately Elasticsearch
Ten NoSQL misconceptions
Why builders love NoSQL
About the Author
Adam Fowler is a primary revenues engineer with MarkLogic, Inc. He has formerly labored for IPK, FileNet, and IBM in addition to smaller businesses. Adam writes for and runs a favored web publication on NoSQL and large info, that's republished on DZone.com. He’s a common speaker at NoSQL meetings.