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2016, International Journal on Soft Computing, Artificial Intelligence and Applications
2016 •
A relational database is a table-based system where there's no scalability, lowest data duplication, computationally overpriced table joins and issue in addressing complicated data. The matter with relations in relationaldatabase is that advancedoperations with massive data sets quickly become prohibitively resource intense. Relational databases don't lend themselves well to the type of horizontal scalability that is needed for large scale social networking or cloud applications. NoSQL has emerged as a results of the demand for relational database alternatives. The most important motivation behind NoSQL is scalability. NoSQL is supposed for the present growing breed of netapplications that require to scale effectively. This paper analyzes the NoSQL databases that is the demand of the present large-scale social networking or cloud applications. We tend toadditionally analyze the capabilities of assorted NoSQL models like BigTable, Cassandra, CouchDB, MongoDB and Couchbase. Ke...
International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science
A review on NoSQL: Applications and challenges2017 •
Now a day the technology is growing rapidly stimulating and generating whopping amount of data. Every day people and companies generate huge amounts of data and this data may be unstructured, semi-structured and structured. That’s why we need to design databases which can store this type of data in huge volumes. The name of this database is NoSQL databases. NoSQL database solves this type of problems. NoSQL database is being used widely and it is a commonly known as engines well scale. Therefore, it is useful to investigate how different factors, such as workload, data size and number of simultaneous sessions influence scaling capabilities. In this paper we describe the brief introduction of NoSQL and its categories and also what the benefits of NoSQL are and why we are using now. Keywords: NoSQL, Graph DB, Key value DB, Column DB, Document DB
International Journal of Reasoning-based Intelligent Systems
Novel research framework on SN's NoSQL databases for efficient query processing2015 •
2015 International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI)
Analysis of data management and query handling in social networks using NoSQL databases2015 •
2016 •
Big Data generated from social networking sites is the crude oil of this century. Data warehousing and analysing social actions and interactions can help corporations to capture opinions, suggest friends, recommend products and services and make intelligent decisions that improve customer loyalty. However, traditional data warehouses built on relational databases are unable to handle this massive amount of data. As an alternative, NoSQL (Not only Structured Query Language) databases are gaining popularity when building Big Data Warehouses. The current state of the art of proposed NoSQL data warehouses is captured and discussed in this paper. The paper will also focus on the opportunities and challenges of using NoSQL graph databases for storing and querying Big Social Data and how graph theory can help to mine information from these data warehouses.
International Journal of Computer Applications
A Technical Insight on the New Generation Databases: NoSQL2015 •
The rapid acceptance of social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter etc and with the huge use of mobile phones, the data volume is increasing at the rate of terabytes. As the data size and variety is increasing dramatically, databases intend to be more schema-less and less strict, in order to achieve higher scalability. Their queries tend to be quick responding, which grants them very fast writes and even faster reads. All these could not be managed with our Relational Databases or SQL. The ease of scalability and improved security has increased the popularity of Not-Only SQL. But they are not as reliable or effective as Relational Databases. Here, in this paper, an extensive study of the pros and cons of SQL and NoSQL, their relevance in cloud and at last, an evaluation of some NoSQL databases is also done. General Terms NoSQL databases, Cloud and Big data.
In this era of technologies, where due to the advancement in several web technologies and frequent growth of portable devices, and sensors linked over the web are resulting to the huge amount of data. Due to this rapid increase of well-structured, semi-structured and other types of unstructured data called Big Data, traditional database systems are facing several difficulties.Since forty years, traditional databases are the leading model for several data manipulation tasks such as data storing, data retrieving and managing the data. However, because of growing requirements for better scalability and higher performance, other alternative database technologies, namely NOSQL andNewSQL technology have emerged. In order to overcome the challenges faced by traditional database system, there are numerous NOSQL and NEWSQL databases in the industry. It becomes challenging to select appropriate database solution for Big Data Management. This research work will present the comparative analysis and performance evaluation of most popular NOSQL and NEWSQL databases on the basis of several criteria. In this survey paper, there are mainly five sections: first section comprises of basic introduction and background of research in this field. In further sections, there is a brief introduction about adopting nosql and newsql technologies. Finally, there is a literature survey and survey report of this field.
International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology (IJERT)
IJERT-A Study of NoSQL Database2014 •
https://www.ijert.org/a-study-of-nosql-database https://www.ijert.org/research/a-study-of-nosql-database-IJERTV3IS041265.pdf Some of the applications of web service 2.0 need big data handling. This requires the existing relational database to scale horizontally in order to achieve demand for high performance, especially for applications which require high scale of user data and of high concurrency. These issues are important consideration for designers to come up with a new group of databases, popularly known as NoSQL. The growing demand for cloud computing and the development of Internet motivates the NoSQL movement. This paper deals with features and data models of NoSQL databases used in cloud computing environment along with strength and limitation of each of the model. In addition this paper talks about classification of NoSQL databases based upon CAP theorem.
Religionsvidenskabeligt tidsskrift
Historie og litteratur - et svar til Per Bilde1995 •
Calidad en la Educación nº 59, pp.28-47
RACIONALIZACIÓN Y MERCADIZACIÓN: UNA MIRADA EN LA DISCUSIÓN SOBRE NEOLIBERALISMO EN LA EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR2023 •
”Les Ateliers de l'éthique/The Ethics Forum
Naturalness,_Wild_Animal_ Suffering_and Palmer_on_Laissez_Faire.pdf2018 •
Educational Administration: Theory and Practice
The Cultural Contexts Of E-Learning In Higher Education In China And Flemish: A Study Focused Student And Teacher Perspectives2024 •
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
Origin and evolution of the bread wheat D genome2023 •
Revista Gestão em Análise
“Walt antes do Mickey”: um estudo observacional das características empreendedoras de Walt Disney2019 •
La video arte e la video danza a confronto
La video arte e la video danza a confronto2024 •
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture
Evaluation of the chemical composition of fresh and stored edible aroids1990 •
Diabetes & Metabolism Journal
Influence of Maternal Diabetes on the Risk of Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Offspring in the Prenatal and Postnatal Periods2023 •