NoSQL

Data Definition Data refers to a collection of raw, unorganized facts and details such as text, observations, figures, symbols, and descriptions. It lacks a specific purpose and holds no inherent significance. …

Database management systems (DBMS) is a comprehensive terminology that refers to a software tool that allows users and applications to store, alter, and retrieve stored data [Fatima and Wasnik, 2016]. There are three classes of database systems, better called relational database systems (RDBMS) based on the relational model proposed by…

Calculations often perform better when executed within the database rather than in the application layer. With this approach, bandwidth can be saved, especially when handling high-volume data transformations. Furthermore, it allows for the reuse of calculations within the application layer. In this article, we explore the concept of moving calculations…

A quick intro to Vector Processing using native MongoDB capabilities MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database — No SQL being that we aren’t seeing the traditional relationship table structure we may be used too, and thus do not write flavors of SQL to query the data. MongoDB stores data in…

A Step-by-Step Guide to MongoDB and Python for Beginners. — Python is a high-level, interpreted programming language that is widely used for web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and scientific computing. It is known for its simple syntax, ease of use, and large library of modules and packages. MongoDB is a NoSQL, document-oriented database that is designed to store large…

Introduction Data modeling is a critical aspect of designing efficient and scalable databases. Traditionally, SQL databases have dominated the data modeling landscape, but with the rise of NoSQL databases, new modeling techniques have emerged. …

Python and Redis together form a powerful duo for developers seeking efficient database solutions. This blog will walk you through the integration of Python with Redis, covering both the basics and advanced techniques. …

“Redis for Caching and MongoDB for NoSQL, these are the de facto tech stacks come to our mind” A database is called In-Memory when its data is stored fully or partially on system’s RAM instead of the harddisk. …

A Guide to NoSQL Fundamentals and MongoDB Commands for Beginners — Table of Contents Introduction What is NoSQL? Limitations of RDBMS and the need for NoSQL SQL vs NoSQL MongoDB How do Document Databases work? Installing MongoDB MongoDB Commands 1. Database Commands 2. Collection Commands 3. CRUD Commands 4. Comparison Operators 5. Query Modifiers 6. Field Update Operators 7. Logical Operators Conclusion