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About making intelligent choices. For instance, the Google Bigtable provides a single tabular view of data extracted by web crawlers on a system where the hardware can be located in multiple, distributed locations. An inexpensive, scalable, and very successful solution.
— Jan 05, 2014 08:07AM
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A native XML database is also a type of NoSQL database. They use the XQuery language to query documents. The XPath expression language is used to retrieve data from specific parts of the document. A company called MarkLogic offers a popular commercial implementation of this type of database.
— Feb 23, 2014 09:25AM
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Four main data architecture patterns exist today - key-value, graph, column family/bigtable, and document. Document stores are the most powerful and popular area of the NoSQL movement. MongoDB, CouchDB, Couchbase are some popular products.
— Feb 08, 2014 07:14AM
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Strength and weaknesses of RDMS systems, and when is NoSQL a better fit. The second is a bit harder to recognize - NoSQL is ideal for certain data tasks today and more often than not will need to be combined with traditional methods to get the best of both worlds.
— Jan 26, 2014 06:15PM
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Concepts, insights, and understanding the benefits of using NoSQL systems.
— Jan 20, 2014 10:41AM
