JSDB - NoSQL Funcional e Minimalista - TDC 2016

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Já se deparou com um projeto simples, mas dependente de persistência ou de uma estrutura de dados atrelada? Ou mesmo ficou curioso em conhecer um pouco mais sobre NoSQL mas achou complexo todos os exemplos ou formas de utilizar... Por esse e mais alguns objetivos, nasceu o JSDB, um banco de dados NoSQL, simples, minimalista e eficaz para persistência de dados. O JSDB é escrito utilizando a Chrome's V8, implementado em Node.js, através dos algoritmos de I/O não bloqueantes e event-driven, o JSDB preserva os conceitos de ACID e sua implementação é simples e eficaz na persistência de um volume médio de dados. Utilizando HTTP já foram desenvolvidas interfaces de comunicação com o JSDB nas seguintes linguagens: Nativa (JS V8 - Node.js), Java, .NET e PHP, sendo facilmente portavel para qualquer outra linguagem desde que sejá feito o CLIENT seguindos os devidos protocolos de implementação com o banco. API simples e intuitiva, uma resposta rápida para as primeiras perguntas apresentadas.

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JSDB - NoSQL Funcional e Minimalista
Paulo Henrique Ferreira de Lima
pflima92@gmail.com | http://jspare.org

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About me
Paulo Lima
Email: pflima92@gmail.com
Twitter: @pflima92
Github: github@pflima92

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JSDB NoSQL Database
JSpare.org
The simple, simple

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JSDB NoSQL Database
C
Consistency
Availability Partition Tolerance
PA
CA CP
AP
* Bigtable
* Hbase
* MongoDB
* DynamoDb
* Cassandra
* CouchDB
* RBMS

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Consistency + Availability

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JSDB NoSQL Database
RDMS - ACID
• Atomic
• Consistent
• Isolated
• Durable
NoSQL - BASE
• Basically Available
• Soft State
• Eventually Consistent

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Consistency + Partition Tolerance

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JSDB NoSQL Database

Globalcode – Open4education
JSDB NoSQL Database
Availability + Partition Tolerance

Globalcode – Open4education
JSDB NoSQL Database
C
Consistency
Availability Partition Tolerance
PA
CA CP
AP
* Bigtable
* Hbase
* MongoDB
* RBMS
AP
* JSDB

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Who? When? Where?

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Designed to be Simple

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Small apps
Short projects
Low latency

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Cloud instances
Embedded apps
Micro services

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JSDB NoSQL Database
NoSQL

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Easy installation
npm install -g jsdb-server
standalone packs (win64, osx, linux)
Simple configurations

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Integrate your project
node express integration (experimental, caution with i/o)
it is simple to use

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Simple data structure
instances ==> schemas
domains ==> families / tables
• jsdb> addInstance public
• jsdb> use public
• jsdb> addDomain person

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Key / Values

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Mutable domains
Your data structure can change
Careful with migrations

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Simple connectivity
HTTP Rest Stateless
Simple APIs

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Building scenario
Online user management

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Connection

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Defining simple data scheme

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Using with microservice
Simple sample with rest service using jsdb

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Persist person

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Batch inserts

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Querying data
Retrieve all records:
GET : /persons
Filtering by fields:
GET: /persons?minBadge=1&maxBadge=1500&gender=MALE
Filtering by Id:
GET: /persons/61651899622

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Delete person

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Minimalist operations
Persist (Insert and Update)
QueryFor (Query domain data)
Remove (Delete some data object)

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APIs in progress…
JSDB Tools
Contribute for improve this list!

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Large todo list
JSDB CLI
jsdb> [command] [args]
JSDB Workbench
GUI
Data Model and Workbench
Expansível (Integration, Plugins, BI, etc…)

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Contribute with JSDB
Website and Docs:
http://jspare.org/jsdb
Access our github: 
https://github.com/jspare-framework/jsdb
Issues, Suggestions and Bugs o.O: 
https://github.com/jspare-framework/jsdb/issues

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JSDB NoSQL Database
Questions ?

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JSDB Over Architecture
Server
Client
Http Module
JSON
Rest
APIs
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Data
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1. Globalcode – Open4education JSDB - NoSQL Funcional e Minimalista Paulo Henrique Ferreira de Lima pflima92@gmail.com | http://jspare.org

2. Globalcode – Open4education About me Paulo Lima Email: pflima92@gmail.com Twitter: @pflima92 Github: github@pflima92

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