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This document provides an agenda for a presentation on NoSQL databases. The agenda includes an introduction to NoSQL and MongoDB, a comparison of relational and NoSQL databases, the benefits and cons of NoSQL, and a demonstration of setting up and using basic commands in MongoDB.
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- 2. Agenda DBTrends Introduction to NoSQL Relational vs NoSQL Pros and Cons Introduction to MongoDB Demo (set up and basic operation) Conclusion
- 4. Introduction to NoSQL • Hadoop Hbase • Cassandra • DynamoDB • Mongo DB • Azure table storage • … • http://nosql-database.org/
- 5. Relational vs NoSQL Relational DB Structured data NoSQL DB Semi Structured data
- 6. Benefits of NoSQL Scalability flexibility Escape from getting reed of joins. Not a SQL expert Fast deployment Frontend development friendly. Object oriented development. Open source
- 7. Cons Not work as relational database Open source New to learn
- 9. Cont .. RDBMS MongoDB Database Database Table Collection Tuple/Row Document column Field Table Join Embedded Documents Primary Key Primary Key (Default key _id provided by mongodb itself)
- 10. Setup MongoDB in Windows and Linux
- 11. Basic commands
- 12. Preferences www.mongodb.org www.blog.mongodb.org/ Image source : google
- 13. Thank You ! Any Qns ?