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Cloudant Overview Bluemix Meetup from Lisa Neddam
Cloudant is a fully-managed NoSQL distributed data layer service based on a JSON document store that provides high availability, scalability, simplicity and performance. It uses a flexible schema and scales massively while always being available. Cloudant is an operational data store and NoSQL document database with a simple HTTP API that is fully integrated with mobile devices, big data, cloud and delivery. It provides replication, sync, real-time analytics using MapReduce, full-text search and geospatial capabilities.
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Cloudant Overview Bluemix Meetup from Lisa Neddam
- 1. © 2014 IBMCorporation Lisa Neddam Cloudant – Sales Leader Germany, Switzerland & Austria Cloudant The Do More Data Layer
- 2. Cloudant is afully-managed NoSQL distributed data layer service, based on JSON document store, that provides high availability, scalability, simplicity, and performance for the new class of systems of engagement. Simple to use…but feature-rich | Scales…massively | Available….always 2 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 3. What is NoSQLReally? Not only SQL= non relational Why NoSQL? 1.Flexible Schema 2.Scalability 3.Fast Development 4.Cost 5.Cloud The Rise of Polyglot Persistence 3 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 4. The NoSQL DatabaseLandscape Key Value Stores Document Stores Graph Stores 50% of NoSQL products are JSON-based document-oriented databases. 4 © 2014 IBM Corporation 4 IBM Internal Use Only © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 5. Document Database Basics • Documents are stored in the popular JSON format with a flexible schema • A database is a logical collection of documents, with single set of access permissions • Cluster can hold any number of databases 5 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 6. Cloudant Overview -Operational Data Store - NoSQL Document Database - Simple and well-defined HTTP API - Fully Integrated: Mobile Devices Big Data Cloud Delivery • Replication & Sync • MapReduce for Real-time Analytics • Full-Text Search • GeoSpatial - Multi-tenant and dedicated-tenant clusters - Monitoring, administration, & development Dashboard - Powered by Apache CouchDB, Dynamo Clustering, Lucene Search, and a whole lot more… 6 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 7. The Cloudant DataLayer - Best-of-Breed NoSQL Database and Clustering Technology -Managed 24x7x365 by DevOps Experts - Global Data Presence in 35+ Data Centers 7 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 8. Cloudant Dashboard 8© 2014 IBM Corporation 8 © 2014 IBM Corporation
Editor's Notes
- #3 Cloudant is a fully-managed (24x7) data layer service. It is based on storing JSON documents and built upon the Open-Source Project CouchDB. But Cloudant adds other Open-Source Software like Amazon Dynamo for high availability and scalability that can span multiple racks, data centers, or cloud providers. Apache Lucene for advanced full-text search and GeoJSON for geo-indexing. And these three frameworks are just the top of other great enhancements. Cloudant also offers flexible consumption models (pay-as-you-grow multi-tennant & dedicated) and through the managed service the flexible shema, cloudant makes the developers more agile and faster.
- #4 Scale = data size & concurrent users Four major types: Key-Value, Document, BigTable, and Graph
- #5 If you look at the NoSQL options, they basically break into three dominant flavours and then a fourth, the Graph Store that’s—and we picked the first three being dominant flavours; these are the flavours of things that you see people really going after in a big way for either OLTP or warehouse kind of offerings, you know, kind of mainstream things that we would do with DB2. The Graph Store isn’t really so much something that would—someone would use with high volume OLTP or complex warehouse kind of applications, but the Graph Store has become pretty pervasive because it’s got some really powerful analytics capabilities and reasoning engine kind of capabilities that I’ll take you through. In a nutshell, Couchbase Server takes all the chewy NoSQL goodness of CouchDB, and gives it the crisp hard edge of a memcache frosting.