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    MongoDb

    Cours coursera
    NoSQL
    • NoSQL means Not only SQL.
    • NoSQL databases have their roots in the open source community.
    • NoSQL database implementations are technically different from each
    other.
    • Adopting NoSQL databases has several benefits, including storing and
    retrieving session information and event logging for apps.
    • The four main categories of NoSQL databases are Key-Value,
    Document, Wide Column, and Graph.
    NoSQL
    • Key-value NoSQL databases are the least complex architecturally.
    • Document-based NoSQL databases use documents to make values
    visible for queries.
    • In document-based NoSQL databases, each piece of data is considered a
    document, which is typically stored in either JSON or XML format.
    • Column-based databases spawned from the architecture of Google’s
    Bigtable storage system.
    • The primary use cases for column-based NoSQL databases are event
    logging and blogs, counters, and data with expiration values.
    • Graph databases store information in entities (nodes) and relationships
    (edges).
    This term is an acronym for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability,
    ACID which is a set of properties that guarantee reliable processing of database
    transactions in traditional relational databases.

    In the context of database transactions, atomic means that an operation is


    Atomic indivisible and either completes fully or is completely rolled back. It ensures
    that the database remains in a consistent state.

    An alternative to ACID. Stands for basically available, soft state, eventually


    BASE consistent. BASE allows for greater system availability and scalability,
    sacrificing strict consistency in favor of performance

    A NoSQL database system developed by Google, designed for handling large


    Bigtable amounts of data and providing high performance, scalability, and fault
    tolerance.

    JSON is an acronym for JavaScript Object Notation, a lightweight data-


    JSON interchange format used in NoSQL databases and other data systems. JSON
    is human-readable and easy for machines to parse.
    A NoSQL database model that stores data as key-value pairs. It's a simple
    Key-value and efficient way to store and retrieve data where each key is associated
    with a value.

    A NoSQL database model that stores data in semi-structured documents,


    Document often in formats like JSON or BSON. These documents can vary in structure
    and are typically grouped within collections

    A NoSQL database model optimized for storing and querying data with
    Graph
    complex relationships, represented as nodes and edges. Examples include
    database
    Neo4j and OrientDB.

    A NoSQL database model that stores data in column families rather than
    Column
    tables, making it suitable for storing and querying vast amounts of data
    database
    with high scalability. Examples include Apache Cassandra and HBase.
    MongoDB
    • MongoDB is a document and NoSQL database.
    • MongoDB is easy to access by indexing.
    • Mongo DB supports various data types, including dates and numbers.
    • The database schema can be flexible when working with MongoDB.
    • You can change the database schema without involving complex data
    definition language statements.
    • Complex data analysis can be done on the server using Aggregation
    Pipelines.
    • The scalability MongoDB provides makes it easier to work across the globe.
    • MongoDB enables you to perform real-time analysis of your data.
    A database in MongoDB is a logical container for one or more collections. It
    Database
    provides an isolation mechanism for collections and their associated data.

    In MongoDB, a collection is a group of MongoDB documents. Collections


    Collection are analogous to tables in a relational database and store related data
    documents in a schema-free, JSON-like format.

    A NoSQL database model that stores data in semi-structured documents,


    Document often in formats like JSON or BSON. These documents can vary in structure
    and are typically grouped within collections.
    MongoDB
    • The Mongo shell is an interactive command line tool provided by MongoDB to interact
    with your databases.
    • Indexes are an organized reference used to locate data quickly.
    • MongoDB stores data being indexed on the index entry and the document's location on
    disk.
    • Replication is the duplication of data and any changes made to the data.
    • Replication is the duplication of data and any changes made to the data.
    • For growing data sets, you can use sharding to scale horizontally.

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