NoSQL Guides
46 items from erictleung/awesome-nosql-guides ★302
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Unifying Relational, Document, Graph, and Temporal Data Models fauna.com
Patterns for querying across multiple paradigms in the same database.
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NoSQL - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia entry on all things NoSQL databases.
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The Biggest Challenges Of Moving To NoSQL (2017) dzone.com
Speed and scalability and developer joy have been the gains found from enduring through challenges of moving to NoSQL.
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NoSQL Data Architecture & Data Governance: Everything You Need to Know (2018) dataversity.net
Overview of different NoSQL database architectures with diagrams.
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How To Design Schema For Your NoSQL Database? dataversity.net
Despite popular belief that NoSQL are schema-less, this article outlines how NoSQL databases follow "query driven design" and considerations for this flexibility in schema.
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How to Choose The Right NoSQL Database For Your Application? (2018) dataversity.net
Reviews CAP theorem and maps common NoSQL databases to CAP categories to help choose one.
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Data Management in the Cloud: Limitations and Opportunities (PDF) cs.umd.edu
Abadi (2009) discusses limitations and opportunities of data management and data analysis in the cloud.
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NoSQL vs SQL: Demystifying NoSQL Databases (2019) build5nines.com
General overview and examples of NoSQL database schema types, while covering CAP theorem tradeoffs.
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Addressing the NoSQL Criticism (2011) bradley-holt.com
Argues against nine criticisms to NoSQL databases as they apply to CouchDB, but may apply to others as well.
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Visual Guide To NoSQL Systems (2010) blog.nahurst.com
Visual display of trade-offs in the CAP theorem among different NoSQL databases.
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What is NoSQL - Amazon AWS aws.amazon.com
Great high-level overview of NoSQL databases and how they compare to SQL database technologies and terminologies. Serves as landing page for Amazon's AWS services for NoSQL options of key-value (Amazon DynamoDB), document (Amazon DocumentDB), graph (Amazon Neptune), in-memory…
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The NoSQL Ecosystem aosabook.org
A chapter written by Adam Marcus from "The Architecture of Open Source Applications" book, this chapter is geared more towards systems architects needing to learn more in-depth understanding of how these systems are built.
