Node.js and NoSQL

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This document discusses different types of NoSQL databases including key-value, column, document, and graph databases. It provides examples of use cases for each type and recommends Node.js modules for interacting with popular NoSQL databases like Redis, Cassandra, MongoDB, and Neo4j. The presentation emphasizes that NoSQL databases are not SQL and have different data modeling and querying approaches.

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NICHOLAS MCCLAY
UX DESIGNER & DEVELOPER

@nickmcclay

HOW TO MODEL THE DOMAIN?

where does this piece of data belong?

HOW TO MODEL THE DOMAIN?

where does this piece of data belong?

How do I ﬁnd/change it?

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD

HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD

HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY
REALTIME TRANSACTIONS

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD

HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY
REALTIME TRANSACTIONS
USER SESSION STORAGE

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD

HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY
REALTIME TRANSACTIONS
USER SESSION STORAGE

NO TO LOW SCHEMA DATA

NODE-REDIS
HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/MRANNEY/NODE_REDIS

CONNECT-REDIS
HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/VISIONMEDIA/CONNECT-REDIS

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE
CROSS REFERENCED DATA

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE
CROSS REFERENCED DATA
GEOSPATIAL DATA

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE
CROSS REFERENCED DATA
GEOSPATIAL DATA
TABULAR BASED SCHEMAS

KEY/VALUE USE CASES

CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE
CROSS REFERENCED DATA
GEOSPATIAL DATA
TABULAR BASED SCHEMAS

SIMPLE RELATIONSHIPS

NODE-CASSANDRA-CLIENT
HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/RACKER/NODE-CASSANDRA-CLIENT

NODE-HBASE
HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/WDAVIDW/NODE-HBASE

DOCUMENT USE CASES

GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA

DOCUMENT USE CASES

GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA

SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS

DOCUMENT USE CASES

GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA

SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS
ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRODUCTS

DOCUMENT USE CASES

GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA

SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS
ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRODUCTS
REVISION TRACKING

DOCUMENT USE CASES

GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA

SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS
ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRODUCTS
REVISION TRACKING

FLEXIBLE SCHEMAS

GRAPH USE CASES

NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS

GRAPH USE CASES

NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS
CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES

GRAPH USE CASES

NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS
CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES
WHITEBOARD FRIENDLY

GRAPH USE CASES

NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS
CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES
WHITEBOARD FRIENDLY
DEEP RELATIONSHIPS

GRAPH USE CASES

NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS
CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES
WHITEBOARD FRIENDLY
DEEP RELATIONSHIPS

SOCIAL NETWORKS

NODE-NEO4J
HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/THINGDOM/NODE-NEO4J

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Node.js and NoSQL

1. NOSQL + NODE.JS NODE.PGH - 0.7 MEETUP

2. NICHOLAS MCCLAY UX DESIGNER & DEVELOPER @nickmcclay

3. THANKS TO PETER BELL

4. WHAT IS NOSQL?

5. WHAT IS SQL?

6. CONSISTENCY VS. AVAILABILITY

7. CHOICES

8. TYPES OF NOSQL

9. HOW TO MODEL THE DOMAIN?

10. HOW TO MODEL THE DOMAIN? where does this piece of data belong?

11. HOW TO MODEL THE DOMAIN? where does this piece of data belong? How do I ﬁnd/change it?

12. KEY/VALUE NOSQL

13. KEY/VALUE DATA

14. KEY/VALUE USE CASES

15. KEY/VALUE USE CASES FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD

16. KEY/VALUE USE CASES FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY

17. KEY/VALUE USE CASES FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY REALTIME TRANSACTIONS

18. KEY/VALUE USE CASES FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY REALTIME TRANSACTIONS USER SESSION STORAGE

19. KEY/VALUE USE CASES FOCUS : SCALE AND LOAD HIGH AVAILABILITY/LOW DURABILITY REALTIME TRANSACTIONS USER SESSION STORAGE NO TO LOW SCHEMA DATA

20. NODE-REDIS HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/MRANNEY/NODE_REDIS

21. CONNECT-REDIS HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/VISIONMEDIA/CONNECT-REDIS

22. COLUMN NOSQL

23. TABULAR DATA

24. KEY/VALUE USE CASES

25. KEY/VALUE USE CASES CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE

26. KEY/VALUE USE CASES CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE CROSS REFERENCED DATA

27. KEY/VALUE USE CASES CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE CROSS REFERENCED DATA GEOSPATIAL DATA

28. KEY/VALUE USE CASES CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE CROSS REFERENCED DATA GEOSPATIAL DATA TABULAR BASED SCHEMAS

29. KEY/VALUE USE CASES CONCEPT: SINGLE, INFINITE TABLE CROSS REFERENCED DATA GEOSPATIAL DATA TABULAR BASED SCHEMAS SIMPLE RELATIONSHIPS

30. NODE-CASSANDRA-CLIENT HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/RACKER/NODE-CASSANDRA-CLIENT

31. NODE-HBASE HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/WDAVIDW/NODE-HBASE

36. DOCUMENT USE CASES

37. DOCUMENT USE CASES GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA

38. DOCUMENT USE CASES GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS

39. DOCUMENT USE CASES GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRODUCTS

40. DOCUMENT USE CASES GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRODUCTS REVISION TRACKING

41. DOCUMENT USE CASES GREAT FOR SEMI-STRUCTURED DATA SELF CONTAINED DATA SETS ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRODUCTS REVISION TRACKING FLEXIBLE SCHEMAS

42. ITS NOT SQL!

43. ITS NOT SQL!

44. MONGOOSE HTTP://MONGOOSEJS.COM/

45. CRADLE HTTP://MONGOOSEJS.COM/

46. COLUMN NOSQL

47. GRAPH DATA

48. SIMPLER EXAMPLE

49. GRAPH USE CASES

50. GRAPH USE CASES NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS

51. GRAPH USE CASES NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES

52. GRAPH USE CASES NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES WHITEBOARD FRIENDLY

53. GRAPH USE CASES NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES WHITEBOARD FRIENDLY DEEP RELATIONSHIPS

54. GRAPH USE CASES NODES AND RELATIONSHIPS CONNECT SCHEMA-LESS ENTITIES WHITEBOARD FRIENDLY DEEP RELATIONSHIPS SOCIAL NETWORKS

55. ITS NOT A DATABASE!

56. ITS NOT A DATABASE!

57. ITS NOT A DATABASE!

58. NODE-NEO4J HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/THINGDOM/NODE-NEO4J

59. NODE-NEO4J HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/THINGDOM/NODE-NEO4J

60. NODE-NEO4J HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/THINGDOM/NODE-NEO4J

61. @nickmcclay THANKS!

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