How can I model this scenario in a graph database?

I’m developing an application where users can tag resources and it’s also important to know who tagged the resource with a specific tag.

How can I model this scenario in a graph database?

I’m developing an application where users can tag resources and it’s also important to know who tagged the resource with a specific tag.

How can I model this scenario in a graph database?

I’m developing an application where users can tag resources and it’s also important to know who tagged the resource with a specific tag.

How can I model this scenario in a graph database?

I’m developing an application where users can tag resources and it’s also important to know who tagged the resource with a specific tag.

How can I model this scenario in a graph database?

I’m developing an application where users can tag resources and it’s also important to know who tagged the resource with a specific tag.

SQL – for some attributes specific to different clients’ users, how to handle schema?

I have clients, each of whom have an app with a bunch of users.

SQL – for some attributes specific to different clients’ users, how to handle schema?

I have clients, each of whom have an app with a bunch of users.

SQL – for some attributes specific to different clients’ users, how to handle schema?

I have clients, each of whom have an app with a bunch of users.

SQL – for some attributes specific to different clients’ users, how to handle schema?

I have clients, each of whom have an app with a bunch of users.

Using a Single Collection for the entire application in MongoDB

It strikes me why most of the sites don’t talk about this topic. Recently, I’ve been doing some extensive research when it comes to NoSQL schema design, and evaluating the different NoSQL options (Focusing on MongoDB, and DynamoDB), and found out, through this video: