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The document discusses NoSQL databases and how they provide horizontal scalability, fault tolerance, and better price/performance over traditional SQL databases by relaxing consistency requirements. It explains CAP theorem which states that a distributed system cannot provide consistency, availability, and partition tolerance simultaneously. Examples are provided to illustrate how NoSQL databases like Couchbase can scale out writes and reads across servers while maintaining availability even during network issues.

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About Me
• Lead .NET Mobile Engineer @ Couchbase since
2015/01
• Based in Tokyo
• Former mobile app developer (iOS / Android /
WinRT)
• Using .NET since 2007

What is NoSQL?
•An unfortunate misnomer
•Not a rejection of SQL
•An out of control twitter hashtag

What is the goal?
Horizontal scalability
Fault tolerance
Price/Performance
Flexible data modeling

CAP Theorem
A partition tolerant system either needs to sacrifice consistency or
availability.

WTF does it mean?
Story from http://ksat.me/a-plain-english-introduction-to-cap-theorem/
hanks for calling Remember, Inc

The boss answers the phones for
Remember, Inc. alone.
Attempt One
Problem
• Scalability: This method only
works as long as there is only one
person controlling all data.
Image courtesy of Boians Cho Joo Young at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Attempt Two
Light bulb image courtesy of jannoon028 at FreeDigitalPhotos.net
The boss hires a worker
Problem
• Consistency issue: What if one
call tells something to the boss and
then the next asks for the same
information from the worker?

Attempt Three
The boss and worker relay info before completing calls
Problem
• Availability issue: Cannot do both
things in parallel. If worker or boss
call in sick, work never gets
completed.

Attempt Four
If one is sick or not available, send email update.
When they return, they write down all email notes into notebook
Problem
• Partition tolerance issue: What if
the email server goes down and sent
emails are not received?
Email image courtesy of Stuart Miles at FreeDigitalPhotos.net

How to organize data with no schema?
Generate indices via map functions, get statistics via reduce
Build queries on top of these indices
Comparable to moving the schema to runtime

Let’s see it in action (Couchbase Server / N1QL)
(With CB Server running) http://localhost:8091/index.html
http://query.pub.couchbase.com/tutorial

Learn More
http://www.couchbase.com/developers
https://forums.couchbase.com/

Learn More
http://www.meetup.com/Couchbase-Tokyo/ (English)
https://couchbasejpcommunity.doorkeeper.jp/ (日本語）

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