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Designing A Non-Relational Database Engine

Data Engineering Podcast

The default association with the term "database" is relational engines, but non-relational engines are also used quite widely. In this episode Oren Eini, CEO and creator of RavenDB, explores the nuances of relational vs. non-relational engines, and the strategies for designing a non-relational database.

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Best Morgan Stanley Data Engineer Interview Questions

U-Next

A solid understanding of relational databases and SQL language is a must-have skill, as an ability to manipulate large amounts of data effectively. A good Data Engineer will also have experience working with NoSQL solutions such as MongoDB or Cassandra, while knowledge of Hadoop or Spark would be beneficial.

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The Future of Database Management in 2023

Knowledge Hut

NoSQL Databases NoSQL databases are non-relational databases (that do not store data in rows or columns) more effective than conventional relational databases (databases that store information in a tabular format) in handling unstructured and semi-structured data.

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MongoDB vs DynamoDB Head-to-Head: Which Should You Choose?

Rockset

Relational databases scale up well, but can be painful to scale out when a company has more data than a single database server can manage. On the other hand, non-relational databases (commonly referred to as NoSQL databases) are flexible databases for big data and real-time web applications.

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5 Use Cases for DynamoDB in 2023

Rockset

Access to control rules As data gets more specific and personal, it becomes more important to have effective access control. You want to easily apply access control to the right people without creating bottlenecks in other people’s workflow. Clinicians can improve treatments through access to this healthcare data.

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Getting Started with Cloudera Data Platform Operational Database (COD)

Cloudera

What is Cloudera Operational Database (COD)? Operational Database is a relational and non-relational database built on Apache HBase and is designed to support OLTP applications, which use big data. The operational database in Cloudera Data Platform has the following components: . Apache Phoenix.

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The Role of Database Applications in Modern Business Environments

Knowledge Hut

Data Access Layer: The data access layer function is to create a connection between the application and the database. Security and access controls: This includes user authentication, access controls, encryption of data, and auditing functionality to protect data privacy and compliance with security requirements.