Introduction to NOSQL

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This document introduces NoSQL databases. It discusses how SQL databases struggled to scale with the growth of internet companies like Facebook and Twitter in the 2000s. This led to the development of non-relational NoSQL databases like Google's BigTable that could scale horizontally across many servers. The document defines NoSQL databases as non-relational, open source, schema-less and cluster friendly. It outlines the four main data models used in NoSQL - key-value, document, column family and graph databases. In conclusion, it emphasizes that NoSQL provides an alternative solution for applications that need horizontal scalability.

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Introduction to
NoSQL
Hitesh H. Parmar
@i_hiteshparmar
Marwadi Education Foundation’s Group of Institution

Is it going to be interesting ???
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I will focus on following things.
• Some history
• What is NoSQL
• Types of NoSQL
• Conclusion
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SQL is good with the following things
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This is how developer works with GUI + SQL
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There is one problem
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Still SQL Dominates the Market
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The Internet era begins !!!
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Facebook have about 1.11
Billion Monthly Active Users
(MAUs), 665 Million Daily
Active Users (DAUs) and 751
Million Mobile Monthly Active
Users (MAU) as of March 2013.
Twitter have 200 Million
Monthly Active Users.

So how to scale the things up ?
Use this kind of big boxes to scale,
With full of high powered Processor,
Ram and many more things.
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Okay but What is Scalability ???
• Ability of Software/Application to handle an increasing amount of
work without performance degradation.
• Two types of Scaling :-
• Vertical Scaling (Use Big Boxes)
• Horizontal Scaling (Use More small boxes)
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New Approach, Use more small Boxes!!
Introduced by
Google [Big Table]
2006
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This is the thing, SQL can’t Scale.
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We are done with the SQL!!
They published the papers
and really inspired other
people as well and started
the new movement of new
databases, and that is now
a days known as the
NoSQL
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Characteristics of NoSQL
- Non Relational
- Open Source
- Cluster
Friendly
- Schema Less
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What do they Guarantee ??
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Data Model Providers
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There is no Best one !!
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Types of Data Model
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Data Model : 1
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Data Model : 2
Use case of using Blog.
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Data Model : 3
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Remember this Problem ???
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Here is the NoSQL solution.
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Data Model : 4
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Final Thought !!!
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Reference
• Hello NoSQL World – Python Brasil
• Introduction to No Sql – Martin Fowler
• Apples, Oranges and NoSQL :- RoiAldaagArchitect &
Consultant
NadavWiener Architect & Consultant
Introduction To No SQL 30

Thank you !
@i_hiteshparmar
Introduction To No SQL 31

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1. Introduction to NoSQL Hitesh H. Parmar @i_hiteshparmar Marwadi Education Foundation’s Group of Institution

2. Is it going to be interesting ??? Introduction To No SQL 2

3. I will focus on following things. • Some history • What is NoSQL • Types of NoSQL • Conclusion Introduction To No SQL 3

4. History Introduction To No SQL 4

5. SQL is good with the following things Introduction To No SQL 5

6. This is how developer works with GUI + SQL Introduction To No SQL 6

7. There is one problem Introduction To No SQL 7

8. Still SQL Dominates the Market Introduction To No SQL 8

9. Reason Introduction To No SQL 9

10. Still!!!!! Introduction To No SQL 10

11. The Internet era begins !!! Introduction To No SQL 11 Facebook have about 1.11 Billion Monthly Active Users (MAUs), 665 Million Daily Active Users (DAUs) and 751 Million Mobile Monthly Active Users (MAU) as of March 2013. Twitter have 200 Million Monthly Active Users.

12. So how to scale the things up ? Use this kind of big boxes to scale, With full of high powered Processor, Ram and many more things. Introduction To No SQL 12

13. Okay but What is Scalability ??? • Ability of Software/Application to handle an increasing amount of work without performance degradation. • Two types of Scaling :- • Vertical Scaling (Use Big Boxes) • Horizontal Scaling (Use More small boxes) Introduction To No SQL 13

14. New Approach, Use more small Boxes!! Introduced by Google [Big Table] 2006 Introduction To No SQL 14

15. This is the thing, SQL can’t Scale. Introduction To No SQL 15

16. We are done with the SQL!! They published the papers and really inspired other people as well and started the new movement of new databases, and that is now a days known as the NoSQL Introduction To No SQL 16

17. “NoSQL” Introduction To No SQL 17

18. Characteristics of NoSQL - Non Relational - Open Source - Cluster Friendly - Schema Less Introduction To No SQL 18

19. What do they Guarantee ?? Introduction To No SQL 19

20. Data Model Providers Introduction To No SQL 20

21. There is no Best one !! Introduction To No SQL 21

22. Types of Data Model Introduction To No SQL 22

23. Data Model : 1 Introduction To No SQL 23

24. Data Model : 2 Use case of using Blog. Introduction To No SQL 24

25. Data Model : 3 Introduction To No SQL 25

26. Remember this Problem ??? Introduction To No SQL 26

27. Here is the NoSQL solution. Introduction To No SQL 27

28. Data Model : 4 Introduction To No SQL 28

29. Final Thought !!! Introduction To No SQL 29

30. Reference • Hello NoSQL World – Python Brasil • Introduction to No Sql – Martin Fowler • Apples, Oranges and NoSQL :- RoiAldaagArchitect & Consultant NadavWiener Architect & Consultant Introduction To No SQL 30

31. Thank you ! @i_hiteshparmar Introduction To No SQL 31

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