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MongoDB Architecture

U-Next

An open-spurce NoSQL database management program, MongoDB architecture, is used as an alternative to traditional RDMS. Since MongoDB does not store or retrieve data in the form of columns, it is referred to as a NoSQL (Not Just SQL) database. Due to its NoSQL database, the data is kept as a collection and documents.

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Real-Time CDC With Rockset And Confluent Cloud

Rockset

Breaking Bad… Data Silos We haven’t quite figured out how to avoid using relational databases. Folks have definitely tried, and while Apache Kafka® has become the standard for event-driven architectures, it still struggles to replace your everyday PostgreSQL database instance in the modern application stack.

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Dynamic Typing in SQL

Rockset

This impedance mismatch between dynamically typed languages and SQL's static typing has driven development away from SQL databases and towards NoSQL systems. It's easier to build apps on NoSQL systems, especially early on, before the data model stabilizes. What's Wrong with SQL's Static Typing?

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Big Data Timeline- Series of Big Data Evolution

ProjectPro

1998 -An open source relational database was developed by Carlo Strozzi who named it as NoSQL. However, 10 years later, NoSQL databases gained momentum with the need to process large unstructured data sets. 1999 -Information was quantified by Hal R. zettabytes. In 2011, it took only 2 days to generate 1.8

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Data Engineer Learning Path, Career Track & Roadmap for 2023

ProjectPro

Below, we mention a few popular databases and the different softwares used for them. AWS has the top-most share in the market, and that’s primarily because it was launched in 2002 while Microsoft and Google launched their cloud computing services in 2010 and 2009, respectively.