Reading Time: 4 minutes If you are looking for some easy resources to get started with the concepts of Amazon DynamoDB, then you are at the right place. In this blog, we’ll discuss about Amazon DynamoDB, its key concepts, terminology, benefits, use cases and also compare it with the Relational Databases. Introduction Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database that supports key-value and document data models. With DynamoDB, The post A Simple Introduction to Amazon DynamoDB appeared first on Knoldus Blogs ..read more

Reading Time: 4 minutes This blog will show how we can use SQL statements in the MarkLogic server. Let us start with creating a schema and required databases. Create Schema Database and SQL database – For the SQL on Marklogic Server creation follow the below process – Every SQL database must have its own separate schema database. Open the browser with the admin credentials http://hostname : 8000 the hostname The post Running SQL on Marklogic Server appeared first on Knoldus Blogs ..read more

Reading Time: 2 minutes Recently I got an invitation to present a guest lecture for faculty of Engineering colleges in ABES college of Engineering. I came up with the most trending topic i.e Reactive Architecture. We talked about what is this buzzing keywords and why does it came into existence. Also What are the challenges one were facing and how are the real world problems being solved by using The post Reactive Architecture appeared first on Knoldus Blogs ..read more

Reading Time: 4 minutes We are now generating massive volumes of data at an accelerated rate. To meet business needs, address changing market dynamics as well as improve decision-making, sophisticated analysis of this data from disparate sources is required. The challenge is how to capture, store and model these massive pools of data effectively in relational databases. Big data is not a fad. We are just at the beginning The post Big Data Evolution: Migrating on-premise database to Hadoop appeared first on Knoldus Blogs ..read more

Reading Time: 6 minutes Welcome back, everyone. It has been quite some time since I have been working with Cassandra. To be honest, it is a quite cool database. Its decentralized nature, as well as its ability to handle such a large volume of writes, is really commendable. But as we know nothing is perfect. So is the Cassandra Database. What I mean by this is that you cannot The post Is Apache Cassandra really the Database you need? appeared first on Knoldus Blogs ..read more