The document discusses the evolution of database technologies, specifically the transition from traditional SQL to NoSQL and the emergence of NewSQL, introduced by Matthew Aslett in 2011. It highlights key features of NewSQL, such as the preservation of ACID properties, improved authentication, confidentiality, and authorization, while also showcasing the performance capabilities of databases like VoltDB and Google Spanner. The document references various resources and benchmarks that illustrate NewSQL's potential for handling large-scale data applications.

1. Team members :
1. Hemang Tailor
2. Sushant Choudhary
3. Vinay Jain

2. Combination of Traditional SQL and NOSQL
First time NEWSQL term used in 2011
 Matthew Aslett used this
 Guarantees ACID Properties

6. Traditional SQL 
NOSQL 
NEWSQL NUODB AND

8. TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL

13. TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL

14.  Overcomes Drawback of NOSQL.
 Provides
 Better authentication.
Better confidentiality.
Better authorization.

15. Traditional SQL 
NOSQL 
NEWSQL 
The benchmark consisted of Node.js instances simultaneously executing Voter
transactions against the VoltDB database. Each Node.js instance processed
transactions at throughput of ~11,000 per second, and scaling was highly linear from
32 to 64 instances, at which point the benchmark had achieved aggregate
throughput of 695,000 TPS.

17. TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL

18.  TRADITIONAL SQL – Structured Query language
 NOSQL- UNQL,CQL…………
 NewSQL- SQL

19. PROPERTIES TRADITIONAL SQL NOSQL NEWSQL
ACID PROPERTY
IN MEMORY DB
BIG DATA
RDBMS

20.  The world's largest distributed database
 Store data across multiple data centers, millions of
machines and trillions of rows.
 Internally used by Google.
 Has a true time API to avoid latency problems.
 Supports Google's Advertising business.
 It is fault tolerant to large scale outages.
 Offers very high availability and latency (Aiming for 99%
and 50 ms)
 Spanner has evolved from a Bigtable-like versioned key-
value store

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 Hoff, Todd (2012-09-24). "Google Spanner's Most Surprising
Revelation: NoSQL is Out and NewSQL is In". Retrieved 2012-10-07
 Cattell, R. (2011). "Scalable SQL and NoSQL data stores". ACM
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 http://nosql-database.org/
 http://www.mysql.com/
 http://newsql.sourceforge.net/