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This document discusses considerations for choosing between a NOSQL or graph database model for a project. It outlines some disadvantages like choosing the right database and data model. Advantages include flexibility to handle unstructured data and different data modeling options. An example shows a basic schema for a social media application using a NOSQL document model with separate user and post collections. A graph model is suggested to avoid duplicate data by linking users and posts. Factors to consider like data size, write frequency, linking, aggregation and backup are also listed. Tables compare some popular NOSQL databases.
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- 2. About me • Working as a Java and NoSQL developer since last 6 year • Failure Entrepreneur • Love to expose new technologies
- 3. Disadvantages • Choosing the database itself (Key-value, Document, Wide column, Graph) • Considering the flexibility of Business, Developers, Testers, Operational team etc. • Choosing the right model for the project • Designing the structure of collections • No standard query type • Transaction mechanism • Security
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- 5. Application case study • Basic schema design using NOSQL USER Collection { _id:123456, USER_NAME:'Debabrata Sahoo', FRIENDS: ['user1', 'user2', ...], POST_ID:[234567, ...] ... } POSTS Collection { _id:234567, TITLE:'New title made', DESCRIPTION:'Complete description of the post...' }
- 6. Application case study • Overcome from the duplicate data situation using graph User1 User2 Post1 User3 Post2 Friend Friend Friend Posted Posted Liked Liked
- 7. Application case study • Data size and frequency of data write • Data Model + Product Features + Your Situation • Data linking • Data aggregation performance • Backup capability • Benchmark performance for marketing (Single client)
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