The document discusses different types of NoSQL databases including key-value stores, Bigtable clones, document databases, and graph and triple stores. Key-value stores are useful for caching and allow fast retrieval of data through a single key. Bigtable clones are suited for sparse data and work well with Hadoop. Document databases are useful for unstructured data. Graph and triple stores are well-suited for representing relationships and social graphs. The document provides examples of products for each type and tips for using them.

1. Tobias Coetzee
How to prepare your Enterprise for NoSQL
Persistence & Data

2. NoSQL
Database Team
Bigtable Clones /
Column Orientated
Graphs & Triple
Stores
Key-value
Stores
Document
Databases

3. KEY-VALUE STORES
Two things
(you need to know)
One use case
1> Speed
2> One key to rule them all
1> Caching

4. KEY-VALUE STORES
Two Products

5. KEY-VALUE STORES
Four tips 1> Keys
2> Simple operations
3> Simple data structures
4> Complex data

6. Three things
(You need to know)
One use case
1> Lots & lots & lots
2> Column oriented
1> Sparse data
BIGTABLE CLONES
3> Hadoop

7. BIGTABLE CLONES
Two Products

8. BIGTABLE CLONES
Three tips
1> Managing time
2> Keeping it afloat
3> Indexing

9. Two things
(You need to know)
One use case
1> It’s all about the values
2> Understanding
1> Unstructured data
DOCUMENT DATABASES

10. DOCUMENT DATABASES
Two Products

11. DOCUMENT DATABASES
Three tips
1> Sharding
2> Not always connected
3> Consistency

12. GRAPHS & TRIPLE STORES
Two things
(You need to know)
One use case
1> Relationships
2> Difference
1> Social graphs

13. GRAPHS & TRIPLE STORES
Two Products

14. GRAPHS & TRIPLE STORES
Three tips
1> Single server
2> Documents
3> External data

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