Understanding NoSQL Db Design Patterns

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In this rapidly evolving landscape of technology , cloud and data management, NoSQL databases have emerged as a powerful alternative to traditional relational databases. Their ability to handle large volumes of unstructured data, scale horizontally, and provide high availability makes them indispensable in today’s data-driven world.

I remember the first time I encountered NoSQL databases during a project that required handling a massive amount of user-generated content. Traditional relational databases struggled with the sheer volume and variety of data. That’s when I turned to NoSQL, and it was a game-changer. The flexibility in schema design and the ease of scaling out were exactly what we needed. This experience not only solved our immediate problem but also sparked my interest in exploring various NoSQL design patterns.

Today, We will go through an Overview of NoSQL DB and its design patterns. We will also see its application and cloud native usage . Let’s Get Started …

Introduction : What is a NoSQL database?

The term NoSQL, short for “not only SQL,” refers to non-relational databases that store data in a non-tabular format, rather than in…

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A Passionate Programmer - A Technology Enthusiast
A Passionate Programmer - A Technology Enthusiast

Written by A Passionate Programmer - A Technology Enthusiast

An Architect practicing Architecture, Design,Coding in Java,JEE,Spring,SpringBoot,Microservices,Apis,Reactive,Oracle,Mongo,GCP,AWS,Kafka,PubSub,DevOps,CI-CD,DSA

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