NoSQL Data Access

SpiralTrain BV

The course NoSQL Data Access from SpiralTrain deals with various forms of NoSQL databases, where the data is stored differently than in traditional relational databases.

Price

from €1,699

Level

Not specified

Kind

Training

Subject

Automation and IT, Training and education

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Description

NoSQL Intro NoSQL databases are not table oriented and are mainly used to increase the speed of data access and the scalability for large numbers of users. The main types of NoSQL databases are discussed in the course such as wide-columns stores, key-values ​​stores, document databases and graph databases. Column Oriented Stores Attention is paid to data storage in Google Big table as an example of a column oriented store. This also includes distributed storage and column families, versioning and null handling. Key-Value Stores The operation of Cassandra and Redis as implementations of key-value stores is discussed as well. The use of associative arrays and data storage in the cache is explained. Document Oriented Stores Document oriented databases such as MongoDB and CoucheDB are also discussed. The various document formats such as JSON, XML and YAML and their applications are the subject of the course program. GrapQL Databases Finally attention is paid to GrapQL databases of which Neo4J is a well-known example. This includes a discussion of Cypher Queries and Path Finding Queries.