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NoSQL and BIG DATA

I am doing an internship on Big Data technologies so I am new to this area. My question is about the use of NoSQL in the Big Data architecture. Do we need always to use a distributed storage (like HDFS in the case of Hadoop) then to put on top a NoSQL databases (like Hbase )?

why are noSQL databases more scalable than SQL?

Recently I read a lot about noSQL DBMSs. I understand CAP theorem, ACID rules, BASE rules and the basic theory. But didn’t find any resources on why is noSQL scalable more easily than RDBMS (e.g. in case of a system that requires lots of DB servers)?

Designing a universal database driver class

I have a homebrew MVC framework that I have been using for a while, and it has been working great, but I am planning an upgrade to it for its ORM classes. So far, it only supports SQL databases by creating statements dependent on what function is being called. The ORM class includes field structure and validation, computed fields, indices and joined classes (for associations, 1-1, 1-*, *-1 and *-*), and that provides enough functionality for selecting any data and fetching associated rows in the database.

ACID compliant Database that isn’t NoSQL? [closed]

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Why is MongoDb popular with Node.js? [closed]

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Google Datastore and deep records

I’m in the beginning of creating a website that uses Google Datastore to store information related to clients and I’m curious if the record is too deep for NoSQL or if I’m fine.

Google Datastore and deep records

I’m in the beginning of creating a website that uses Google Datastore to store information related to clients and I’m curious if the record is too deep for NoSQL or if I’m fine.